Troubleshoot DVRs
How to Troubleshoot the HDMI on a Philips DVR
Some Philips digital video recorders, often called DVRs, use high definition multimedia interface cables, often called HDMI, to make the connection between device and TV. The HDMI cable replaces component video, S-Video and AV cables. HDMI usually carries both audio and video unlike Component Video and others. HDMI allows for digital transfer rather than analog and can take advantage of outputs all the way up to 1080 progressive scan. Sometimes you can run into problems using HDMI with the Philips DVR.
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How to Troubleshoot a Charter DVR
The digital video recorder (DVR) from Charter Communications adds the ability to record, store and play back TV programming to the other features and options available with the set-top receivers provided with a digital cable TV subscription. Since a DVR is a sophisticated piece of equipment, there may be times when it does not function as you want it to, or you encounter an issue attempting to access a certain feature. When this happens, there are steps you can take to try to correct the issue before calling technical support.
