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Updating recorded TV list after removing the HP Media Drive If you want to update the recorded TV list after removing the drive: 1 Close Windows Media Center. 2 Open Windows Media Center. 3 If this does not update the files, restart the computer. System requirements to view recorded TV programs on other computers To play recorded TV files (.dvr-ms files) that were recorded on your HP computer onto another non-Windows Media Center computer, the computer must have the following items installed: Windows Vista operating system or Windows XP operating system. Windows XP Service Pack 1 (needed only for Windows XP). Windows Media Player 9 or later. Software to play DVDs. The audio and video codec file, which allows Windows Media Player to play recorded TV programs (.dvr-ms files). You can find this file in Windows Update. Click the Windows Start Button , click All Programs, and then click Windows Update. If you want more information about this code file (QB10243), you can go to the Microsoft Web site at: http://www.microsoft.com Copying recorded TV programs to DVD or CD You can record TV programs to DVD or CD in Windows Media Center to create a backup copy or to save space on the hard disk drive, by using the following procedure. These discs can be played from an HP computer and from some set-top DVD players. NOTE: TV programs that have been encrypted (protected) by the broadcaster cannot be copied and played on any player other than the HP computer that recorded the program. The HP computer includes several other recording software programs that you can use to create CDs and DVDs. You can use CyberLink PowerDirector to record the recorded TV program to a format that can be played from an HP computer and from some set-top DVD players. For more detailed information about recording CDs and DVDs, refer to information on the HP Support Web site at: http://www.hp.com/support Watching and Recording TV Programs 31

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Watching and Recording TV Programs
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Updating recorded TV list after removing the
HP Media Drive
If you want to update the recorded TV list after removing the drive:
1
Close Windows Media Center.
2
Open Windows Media Center.
3
If this does not update the files, restart the computer.
System requirements to view recorded TV
programs on other computers
To play recorded TV files (.dvr-ms files) that were recorded on your HP computer onto
another non-Windows Media Center computer, the computer must have the following items
installed:
±
Windows Vista operating system or Windows XP operating system.
±
Windows XP Service Pack 1 (needed only for Windows XP).
±
Windows Media Player 9 or later.
±
Software to play DVDs.
±
The audio and video codec file, which allows Windows Media Player to play
recorded TV programs (.dvr-ms files). You can find this file in Windows Update. Click
the
Windows Start Button
, click
All Programs
, and then click
Windows
Update
. If you want more information about this code file (QB10243), you can go to
the Microsoft Web site at:
Copying recorded TV programs to DVD or CD
You can record TV programs to DVD or CD in Windows Media Center to create a backup
copy or to save space on the hard disk drive, by using the following procedure. These
discs can be played from an HP computer and from some set-top DVD players.
The HP computer includes several other recording software programs that you can use to
create CDs and DVDs. You can use CyberLink PowerDirector to record the recorded TV
program to a format that can be played from an HP computer and from some set-top DVD
players.
For more detailed information about recording CDs and DVDs, refer to information on the
HP Support Web site at:
NOTE:
TV programs that have been encrypted (protected) by the broadcaster cannot be
copied and played on any player other than the HP computer that recorded the program.