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Hack Help Forum - RE: LG RHT497H or RHT498H - Page 2
Harmless
Johann, I had the same problem.
I have a Virgin box for cable tv and the LG would not detect any channels and I could therefore not use Timer Record. The solution is to help the LG find some channels. To do this I connected an ordinary (not powered) indoor aerial to the LG. As long as this aerial can detect a few channels, even weakly, you can now enter Setup and detect (analog) channels. Once that is done you can remove the aerial and you should be able to use Timer Record.
With my Virgin box, on entering Timer Record and clicking 'New', I press the AV/INPUT button on the remote to enter 'AVI' in the channel box.
Harmless
Hi,
I might be having a blonde moment here, but I would like to follow the instructions to make my recorder multi-region, but I can't find a PROG button on the front panel. (LG RHT497H). Is it called something different?
Thanks
Harmless
I bought a brand new RHT498H the other day. I'm trying to dub some DVDs to its HDD but I cannot get the menu page on the left side of the screen as the manual claims should be here. Also, each time it says select the track on the DVD, it starts playing.
Am I doing something basically wrong?
Harmless
SolarMac, the prog button is the down arrow on the circular control thingy at the front of the machine.
Harmless
Hi,
Has anyone had any experience of the HDMI port not giving sound .. picture is fine
Many thanks (RHT498H)
This item was edited on Monday, 10th October 2011, 18:32
Elite Donator
Quote:
goosenetone says...
Has anyone had any experience of the HDMI port not giving sound .. picture is fine
Many thanks (RHT498H)I don't have any experience with this model but have had this issue with other hardware (PCs, DVD and PS3) and usually there is a setting in the output or audio menu for the HDMI to output digital audio.
If the system is a home theatre then it probably won't have the option, if it's a standard DVD then check for the output location (it'll probably be set to co-ax, SpDif or Optical) and try to change to HDMi
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