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    Default a little help with television

    How can i make my tv change stations quicker, at the moment it is changing very slowly. The manual is in japanese/english if you know what i mean.


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    On the channels with a single digit, enter "0" then the dight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by macklin View Post
    How can i make my tv change stations quicker, at the moment it is changing very slowly. The manual is in japanese/english if you know what i mean.


    thank you

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    Dont think you can? can you?
    Unless a stronger signal makes it switch faster?
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    Has it always done this or is it something that has developed over time.
    If the latter then it is in need of repair.
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    Sounds like digital taking time to find signal due to signal strength although our new Hitachi HD TV is painfully slow compared to the SD STB on the old CRT set.
    More info on TV, STB if the ere is one HD or SD etc etc, and your location in relation to the stations being sought.
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    's an STB with an HD or SD?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexS View Post
    's an STB with an HD or SD?
    I assume you know what stands for?

    STB = Set Top Box

    HD = High Definition

    SD = Standard Definition

    In other words they relate to digital television

    You can buy an digital set top box, SD, to turn your current TV (television) into a digital TV.

    A HD STB needs to be connected to a suitable TV, plasma screen or LCD screen. It has much higher resolution, not all programs are broadcast in HD.

    Quite simple really

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    I strongly suggest you do a search on , and , and read carefully what he has said, only just recently, on the subject.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexS View Post
    's an STB with an HD or SD?
    is a technical terminology used when the batteries are flat in the remote, the TV is switched off at the power point after changing the batteries in the remote, you are holding the remote back to front, you are holding the wrong remote or that last red just put you out of all control of the remote.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart. View Post
    I strongly suggest you do a search on , and , and read carefully what he has said, only just recently, on the subject.
    Let me help here

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    On a serious note.... (pls ignore my sig for one minute here)
    Does this include these smilies?
    Ask Cliff, it's his quote. Me? I'm off to find my hard hat.

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