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Your account also allows you to connect with HP support faster, access a personal dashboard to manage all of your devices in one place, view warranty information, case status and more. If you set up a digital TV tuner during the setup process, you can scan for additional channels that might be available.
You can also check the signal strength for each channel, and turn off channels that aren't receiving a strong signal. Select Scan for More Channels , and then follow the instructions. Media Center will look for additional channels that might be available for your TV tuner.
Media Center will scan each channel individually and display its signal strength. On the Adjust Digital TV Antenna and Choose Channels screen, you can clear the check box next to channels with little or no signal so they won't show up in the Guide.
Note: When Media Center appears finished scanning for more channels, it might still be working in the background. If you didn't see the channels you were expecting during this scan, it's best to wait about 15 minutes before trying the scan again.
Many cable or satellite subscribers have a cable box sometimes referred to as a set-top box or satellite receiver. Cable boxes and satellite receivers can include channels that are either standard or high definition. In Media Center, a digital high-definition signal that is transmitted through one of these boxes will be converted to an analog standard-definition signal.
Connect the cable from the cable source wall jack to the cable input jack on the cable box or satellite receiver.
If you have two cable boxes or two satellite receivers that you want to use with Media Center, you can use a splitter to divide the TV signal from the wall jack to the boxes.
Each cable box or satellite receiver must have a TV signal connected to the cable input jack. Connect an IR blaster to your computer and your set-top box. For more information, see the documentation that came with your IR blaster. Follow the steps to connect a TV signal, depending on the type of tuner or tuners that the cable is connected to, as well as the type of programming to which you subscribe.
If you have a digital cable service from your local cable provider, and you own a specially certified PC known as a Digital Cable Ready computer, you may be able to watch and record digital cable TV in Media Center. To do this you'll need a couple things: a digital cable tuner , which is a device that comes with most Digital Cable Ready computers, and a CableCARD , which is a device that must be inserted into your digital cable tuner to allow it to receive digital cable.
A CableCARD serves as a replacement for a digital set-top box, and can only be obtained from a participating digital cable provider.
With the proper CableCARD inserted into a compatible digital cable tuner, you can watch digital cable channels both standard and high definition that are available by subscription from your cable provider. It's recommended that you work with a cable technician from your service provider to set up a digital cable tuner and signal. Many of the steps below should be performed by them. If you have a Digital Cable Ready computer, follow the instructions from your computer manufacturer to set up your digital cable tuner.
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Fire up Windows Media Center. Turn the PC off. Turn the TV off or switch to a different input. This also works fine: Turn the TV on. Minimize Windows Media Center. Switch the TV to a different input but leave the PC on. I first came across it when the PC would go to sleep - the video signal would shut off and the TV would stop seeing the PC signal even once the PC woke up. I read a little online and thought this was something folks refer to as an "EDID handshake" problem.
I thought just not letting the computer sleep and not shutting off the video from the PC would fix it, but I ran into another issue. Sort of a twist. I was showing some friends how Media Center worked, I switched to the PC, showed them Windows Media Center, switched to a different input, then switched back to the PC because I forgot to show something. The blue Media Center background appeared for a split second and the signal was instantly lost.
I had to totally reboot to get the signal back. I retried the experiment - fired up Media Center, switched the TV away from the PC, then switched it right back - same result.
Signal lost, hard reboot.
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