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Teletext access buttons (select regions only), programs - review

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Enter Fast Forward - Moves the media forward at three speeds. Skip Forward - Moves the media forward 30 seconds in videos and live TV, one music track, or one DVD chapter. Stop - Stops the media currently playing. Enter - Selects the desired action, menu, or window option. Teletext - Turns Teletext on or off while in Live TV mode. The Teletext page either replaces the live TV picture or is displayed over it. TV sound is still available. Teletext access buttons (select regions only) Although Teletext is broadcast free of charge, the TV set must be equipped with a Teletext decoder. Access to Teletext and all of its functions is available through the TV and the Windows Media Center remote control. Although the following information should describe the operation of Teletext for most TV sets, functions vary between manufacturers and models. For specific information about your particular TV model, see the documentation that came with your TV. Teletext consists of pages of free information such as news, sports, financial information, recipes, entertainment listings, holiday advertisements, music and TV reviews, backup information for certain TV programs, and themes for television sets capable of viewing these pages. The Teletext buttons are also used for Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting (ISDB) data functions. The actual Teletext pages are broadcast in a hidden part of the television signal and decoded by the television. Teletext pages are accessed by a three-figure number; on most channels, the front page is on page 100. The Teletext access buttons listed below open the main Teletext pages. Each Teletext page has a unique three-digit page number. All pages can be accessed by typing in the number using the numeric keypad on the remote control. Use the up and down arrows to navigate through the different Teletext pages. ENWW Teletext access buttons (select regions only) 13

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Fast Forward
— Moves the media forward at three speeds.
Skip Forward
— Moves the media forward 30 seconds in videos and live TV, one music track, or
one DVD chapter.
Stop
— Stops the media currently playing.
Enter
Enter
— Selects the desired action, menu, or window option.
Teletext
— Turns Teletext on or off while in Live TV mode. The Teletext page either replaces the live
TV picture or is displayed over it. TV sound is still available.
Teletext access buttons (select regions only)
Although Teletext is broadcast free of charge, the TV set must be equipped with a Teletext decoder.
Access to Teletext and all of its functions is available through the TV and the Windows Media Center
remote control.
Although the following information should describe the operation of Teletext for most TV sets, functions
vary between manufacturers and models. For specific information about your particular TV model, see
the documentation that came with your TV.
Teletext consists of pages of free information such as news, sports, financial information, recipes,
entertainment listings, holiday advertisements, music and TV reviews, backup information for certain TV
programs, and themes for television sets capable of viewing these pages. The Teletext buttons are also
used for Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting (ISDB) data functions.
The actual Teletext pages are broadcast in a hidden part of the television signal and decoded by the
television. Teletext pages are accessed by a three-figure number; on most channels, the front page is on
page 100.
The Teletext access buttons listed below open the main Teletext pages. Each Teletext page has a unique
three-digit page number. All pages can be accessed by typing in the number using the numeric keypad
on the remote control.
Use the up and down arrows to navigate through the different Teletext pages.
ENWW
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