HP Media Center 886c HP Media Center Desktop PCs - (English) Software User Gui - Page 21

Recorded TV, Music, Pictures, Video, Standby

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Remote Control Direct access buttons The direct access buttons open the main Media Center windows. ■ TV opens the My TV window where you can watch and record TV and access other My TV features. ■ Recorded TV opens the Recorded TV window where all your recorded TV programs are stored. From this window, you can search for and play back a recorded show. ■ Music opens the My Music window where you can play music CDs and your mAusliwc afiyless.shut down and unplug your computer before moving it to ■ aPvicotuidredsaompaegnse tthoe iMntyePrnicatulres window cwohmerpeoynoeunctas.n search for, sort, and view pictures and slide shows that are stored in the My Pictures or the Shared Pictures folder in Windows Explorer. ■ Video opens the My Videos window where you can search for, sort, and play back your recorded video files that are stored in the My Videos or the Shared Videos folder in Windows Explorer. Standby button The Standby button puts the computer into a power reduced state, called standby, which runs the computer with minimal power until you give it a command. To take the computer out of standby, press the Standby button for at least one to two seconds on the remote control. Recording in standby mode Media Center can record TV programs when the computer is in standby mode because Media Center takes the PC out of standby mode when a scheduled show begins recording. The PC returns to standby mode when recording is complete. Media Center begins recording with the monitor and sound turned on unless you manually turn them off before the scheduled recording. Media Center cannot record TV programs if the computer is turned off. Remote control LED and the remote sensor LED Under the Standby button is an LED (lightemitting diode) that blinks when the remote control is sending a signal to the remote sensor. The remote sensor displays a red LED when you press a button on the remote control. Some kinds of lighting may cause the remote sensor to blink without you pressing the remote control. Standby button Remote control LED n Make sure you turn off the monitor and turn down or mute the volume if you, for example, have a scheduled recording in the middle of the night and don't want to be disturbed. The PC will not automatically go into standby mode if Media Center is open. It is best to close Media Center before you place the PC in standby mode. w If you turn off (shut down) your PC, Media Center will not record a scheduled TV program. Your PC must be turned on or in standby mode to record TV programs. 17

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Remote Control
Always shut down and unplug
your computer before moving it to
avoid damage to internal
components.
Direct access buttons
The direct access buttons open the main
Media Center windows.
TV
opens the My TV window where you
can watch and record TV and access other
My TV features.
Recorded TV
opens the Recorded TV
window where all your recorded TV
programs are stored. From this window,
you can search for and play back a
recorded show.
Music
opens the My Music window
where you can play music CDs and your
music files.
Pictures
opens the My Pictures window
where you can search for, sort, and view
pictures and slide shows that are stored in
the My Pictures or the Shared Pictures folder
in Windows Explorer.
Video
opens the My Videos window where
you can search for, sort, and play back your
recorded video files that are stored in the
My Videos or the Shared Videos folder in
Windows Explorer.
Standby button
Remote
control
LED
n
Make sure you turn off the monitor
and turn down or mute the volume
if you, for example, have a
scheduled recording in the middle
of the night and don’t want to be
disturbed.
The PC will not automatically go
into standby mode if Media Center
is open. It is best to close Media
Center before you place the PC in
standby mode.
w
If you turn off (shut down) your PC,
Media Center will not record a
scheduled TV program. Your PC
must be turned on or in standby
mode to record TV programs.
Standby button
The Standby button puts the computer into a
power reduced state, called standby, which
runs the computer with minimal power until
you give it a command. To take the computer
out of standby, press the
Standby
button for
at least one to two seconds on the remote
control.
Recording in standby mode
Media Center can record TV programs when
the computer is in standby mode because
Media Center takes the PC out of standby
mode when a scheduled show begins
recording. The PC returns to standby mode
when recording is complete.
Media Center begins recording with the
monitor and sound turned on unless you
manually turn them off before the scheduled
recording.
Media Center cannot record TV programs
if the computer is turned off.
Remote control LED and
the remote sensor LED
Under the Standby button is an LED (light-
emitting diode) that blinks when the remote
control is sending a signal to the remote
sensor.
The remote sensor displays a red LED when
you press a button on the remote control.
Some kinds of lighting may cause the remote
sensor to blink without you pressing the remote
control.