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Tv >>>> AVI channel

Discussion in 'Do It Yourself (Not Computer-Related)' started by Mighty Mouse, Sep 21, 2008.

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  1. Mighty Mouse

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    hi all,
    i don't know if this is appropriate to post this here (or indeed, on this site period), but my brother-in-law has a problem with his TV set (his set of which i am not familiar with).

    his problem is.....when he is viewing normal free-to-air TV programs, if he then presses the TV/VCR button on his remote, he goes to the pay Foxtel cable network (AV1 channel). that's fine. no problem there.

    BUT after immediately arriving at AV1 (pay Foxtel cable network), the little sign on the top left corner of his tv screen that says "AV1" which normally disappeares after about 3 seconds, DOESN'T (disappear)! it stays there all the time.

    anyone here cluey on this ?? as to why the "AV1" sign doesn't disappear after about 3 seconds ?? and how does one remove it ??

    thanks for any input.....

    cheers :)
    Rob
     
    Mighty Mouse, Sep 21, 2008
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