User manual DIRECTV HR10-250

[. . . ] The On-Screen Menus and the Remote Control Arrow Buttons DIRECTV HD DVR To navigate the DIRECTV® HD DVR's on-screen menus, use the remote control's arrow buttons to move the highlight bar onto the option you want, then press SELECT. Select DI REC TV ® HD DV R U ser's G uid e The LEFT arrow button often takes you to a previous screen. User's Guide Select Highlight Bar Two Types of On-Screen Arrows The arrows that appear beside or near the highlight bar show possible directions. For example, on this screen, you could press the RIGHT arrow to highlight Options or the DOWN arrow to highlight "Edit Keyword WishList. " Arrows Near Highlight Bar Page Up Arrow When you see page up or page down arrows at the top or bottom of the screen (or a list), press the CHAN UP/DOWN button to jump to more items an entire page at a time. Page Down Arrow Chan CHAN UP/DOWN Button P age Remote Control Tips Press the DIRECTV button once to go to DIRECTV Central, or twice to go to the Now Playing List. Press CLEAR to delete a title in a list (like the Now Playing list) or to clear things that aren't part of the program you're watching (like the channel banner and status bar). Press the RIGHT arrow to switch among three versions of the banner, each with a different amount of information. [. . . ] To see the Purchases screen, press the DIRECTV button to go to DIRECTV Central. Each program in the list is marked either "Upcoming, " "Purchased, " "Canceled, " or "Unviewed. " · Upcoming. These programs were scheduled to be purchased but were not viewed and not recorded. You were not charged for them. · · · 6 Purchase Info. The Purchase Info screen shows a selected pay per view event's date, time, channel and purchase price. Canceling a scheduled pay per view recording in another place--for example, the To Do List--does not cancel the purchase. To cancel an upcoming purchase, highlight an upcoming purchase and press SELECT. Select "Cancel this purchase. " Press SELECT on the confirmation screen that appears, and the purchase is canceled. If you cancel a purchase that is scheduled to record, the recording is also canceled. DIRECTV Central Messages & Setup Purchases 85 Chapter 6 Messages and Setup Pay Per View If a pay per view program exceeds spending or rating limits you have set with Parental Controls, a password will be required to purchase it. Your DIRECTV® HD DVR makes buying and recording pay per view events a snap. You can order them when they are promoted on live TV, or during a search for programs. If you tune to a pay per view channel that has an upcoming pay per view event, you will see a message bar at the bottom of the screen which says "Press SELECT for ordering information. " If you press SELECT, you will see the pay per view Program Information screen. While watching promotions for other pay per view events on a pay per view channel (for example, between showings of a pay per view event), you may see a small message that alternately says "Press Select" and "Next Showing. " If you press SELECT, you will see the pay per view Program Information screen for the next showing of the pay per view event airing on the current channel. When you order a pay per view event from live TV, or select a pay per view event in Pick Programs to Record or the Program Guide, you see the pay per view Program Information screen. Options on this screen vary, depending on whether the selected event is currently showing, is already scheduled to record, or is currently available for purchase. Though some events have dedicated channels that allow ordering more than 24 hours in advance, you usually cannot use the HD DVR to purchase a pay per view event more than 24 hours before the event airs. 86 Purchases The pay per view Program Information screen gives you the following options: · Purchase & record info. If the HD DVR does not have purchase information (such as the price of the pay per view event) immediately available, it can do a quick check to retrieve it. When the HD DVR gets purchase information, the event becomes available to purchase and record. To check for purchase information the HD DVR must briefly tune to a special channel. If you are recording a program, checking for pricing information this way may create a short skip in the recording. The skip is usually less than two seconds but may be up to ten seconds long. The HD DVR provides a confirmation screen so you can avoid such a skip by choosing not to check for purchase information. If the HD DVR finds purchase information by tuning away, the pay per view screen will be refreshed with the new information and you will have the option to purchase and record the program. [. . . ] If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms. It is safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found. <one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does. > Copyright (C) <year> <name of author> This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. [. . . ]