PVR-X10 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
- How do I setup the PVR-X10?
- I’m having difficulty receiving SBS, what can I do?
- How do I use the timer record function?
- How can I transfer my recordings to VHS/DVD?
- How do I customize the channel sequence/location?
- How do I delete programs once I’ve recorded them?
- How do I set the time on my PVR?
- What is the maximum storage in hours?
- Can I record 1 channel and watch another?
- How do I setup with my digital amplifier?
- How do I switch from Widescreen to “ Normal” picture mode?
- How do I transfer recordings to my PC?
- How do I find a program I have recorded so I can play it back?
- Does it record the closed captions?
- Can I change the Hard Disk for one with a larger capacity?
- Can I record from an analogue source (e.g. DVD player, Camcorder, VCR e.t.c.)?
- Poor Reception/ Can't pick-up certain channels?
A: We have a basic step-by-step guide to connect and setup a set top box which is very similar to setting up your PVR-X10. Follow this link to access our GUIDES area.
A: You can use professional scan to enter the frequency for your area. The frequencies are available from www.dba.org.au. See Q17.
A: Menu > Main Menu > Timer > Select Position, OK > edit the times date and channel > Activate = Yes > Exit > Exit > OK to Save.
A: Menu > Main Menu > Timer > Select Position, OK > edit the times date and channel > Activate = Yes > Exit > Exit > OK to Save.
A: Connect one of the A/V outputs of the PVR to your VCR/DVDR and playback the program whilst recording on the VCR/DVDR.
A: Menu > Main Menu > Channel List > Sort Channels.
A: The time is set by the broadcasters, it is part of the signal their broadcast.
A: There are many variables that can effect the recording time, however you can expect up to 28hours of recording time quite comfortably.
A: The PVR-X10 does not allow you to watch one channel and record another. You can however, record one channel and watch a different, previously recorded program.
You may also watch your regular analog television while the PVR-X10 is recording.
You may also watch your regular analog television while the PVR-X10 is recording.
A: Menu > Main Menu > Settings > Signal Output > Digital Audio.
A: Just press the Picture Format button (middle button, top row) to sequence through the different picture output settings until you find the one that best suits your preferences.
A: To transfer your recordings to your PC requires that you have a video capture device connected to your PC. You simply follow the same method as you would with a VCR or DVD Recorder.
A: PVR > 7 > Select program from list, OK > Play, OK.
A: The only way to record the broadcast with closed captions is via a VCR or other external recording device.
However, if you have a TV set that supports Teletext, you can view closed captions by turning Teletext on, on your TV set, as the PVR-X10 also records the teletext transmission. However, as PVR's are generally not designed to playback recorded Closed-Captions, you may experience some delay.
However, if you have a TV set that supports Teletext, you can view closed captions by turning Teletext on, on your TV set, as the PVR-X10 also records the teletext transmission. However, as PVR's are generally not designed to playback recorded Closed-Captions, you may experience some delay.
A: The hard drive that comes pre-installed with your PVR-X10 has been customized for use specifically in the PVR and therefore will not accept a different hard drive, regardless of capacity.
A: No, the PVR-X10 only allows recording of free-to-air digital television broadcasts.
A: It may be necessary to rescan your channels by going to Factory Defaults and rescanning via Australia and choosing <other> as your State. See this link, for a step-by-step guide.
For ideal reception, make sure you have a relatively new antenna and suitable coaxial cable setup.
For ideal reception, make sure you have a relatively new antenna and suitable coaxial cable setup.