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Remote Control Use Stop to stop selected media from playing. When this is pressed while you are watching TV, the Media Center pause buffer continues to record in the background. Use Skip to move forward in the selected audio or video file. ■ For music, Skip moves to the next track. ■ For DVDs, Skip moves to the next chapter. Use Replay to move backward 7 seconds in the selected audio or video file. ■ For music, Replay moves to the previous track. ■ For DVDs, Replay moves to the previous chapter. ■ For videos and live TV and videos, Replay moves back 7 seconds. ■ For videos and live TV and videos, Skip moves ahead 30 seconds. Navigation and other direct access buttons These buttons allow you to move the cursor and to select actions within the Media Center windows. Use the Start button to open the Media Center Start menu if you are in Media Center or if you are at the desktop. Use Arrows to move between menus, windows, or activities. Use OK to select a desired action. The OK button works as an Enter button. If you are watching live TV, press OK to go to the previous channel. Press OK again to toggle back to the original channel you were watching. Use DVD Menu to open the DVD main menu. Use Live TV to view live TV in full screen mode. The Live TV button: ■ Moves a TV program forward to the end of the pause buffer and resumes playing live TV. When you pause a TV program, you can use the Live TV button to move forward to live TV. ■ Opens Media Center and then begins playing live TV in full screen mode. Use Back to return to a previous window. Use Guide to open the Television Program Guide. n Some older DVDs may not include a DVD menu. 19

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Remote Control
Navigation and other direct access buttons
Use
DVD
Menu
to open the DVD main menu.
Use
Live TV
to view live TV in full screen
mode.
The Live TV button:
■
Moves a TV program forward to the end of
the pause buffer and resumes playing live
TV. When you pause a TV program, you
can use the Live TV button to move forward
to live TV.
■
Opens Media Center and then begins
playing live TV in full screen mode.
Use
Stop
to stop selected media from playing.
When this is pressed while you are watching
TV, the Media Center pause buffer continues
to record in the background.
Use
Skip
to move forward in the selected
audio or video file.
■
For music, Skip moves to the next track.
■
For DVDs, Skip moves to the next chapter.
■
For videos and live TV and videos,
Skip moves ahead 30 seconds.
These buttons allow you to move the cursor
and to select actions within the Media Center
windows.
Use the
Start
button
to open the Media
Center Start menu if you are in Media Center
or if you are at the desktop.
Use
Arrows
to move between menus,
windows, or activities.
Use
OK
to select a desired action. The OK
button works as an Enter button. If you are
watching live TV, press
OK
to go to the
previous channel. Press
OK
again to toggle
back to the original channel you were
watching.
Use
Back
to return to a previous window.
Use
Guide
to open the Television Program
Guide.
Use
Replay
to move backward 7 seconds in
the selected audio or video file.
■
For music, Replay moves to the previous
track.
■
For DVDs, Replay moves to the previous
chapter.
■
For videos and live TV and videos,
Replay moves back 7 seconds.
n
Some older DVDs may not include a
DVD menu.