Sony PCV-RZ46G Media Center Help File (Large File - 15.08 MB) - Page 260

The set-top box and Media Center channels are out of sync If you receive your TV signal through a set-top box, then Media C enter might encounter an error when changing to channels that are not part of your TV service package. The automatic behavior that some set-top boxes have affects Media C enter's ability to control the set-top box. When Media C enter changes to a channel that is not part of your TV service package, the set-top box might instead:  C hange to a default channel  Display an onscreen error  Remain on the last viewed channel  C hange to the closest viewable channel In all cases, the set-top box performs a default action that Media C enter cannot detect and causes Media C enter to get out of sync. Media C enter attempts to correct itself on the next channel change request. If you have an onscreen error, then you might need to use your set-top box remote control to clear the error. To prevent Media C enter from trying to access and record channels that you do not subscribe to, you should turn off the channels that are not included in your television service package. To turn on or turn off channels in the Guide lineup 1. Press the START button on the remote, and then select Settings. 2. Select TV. 3. Select Guide. 4. Select Edit Guide listings. 5. Use the arrow buttons on the remote to scroll through the list and locate the channels that you want to show or hide. As you select each channel, the inset window displays that channel. 6. Select or clear the check box next to each channel. When the box is checked the channel displays in the Guide; when the box is cleared the channel does not display. Note Select Select all or Clear all to quickly select or clear all the check boxes on the Edit C hannels page. 7. Select Save when you have completed your changes to return to the Guide Settings page. Tip Select Edit numbers and then select Restore default to remove all changes made to the Guide lineup. © 2000-2003 Microsoft C orporation. All rights reserved. Page 260