To complicate matters I can only access the DVR when my wife is not recording or watching something.
#Cannot access menu settings on dvr how to#
I should have asked how to get there but I had no need at the time.
#Cannot access menu settings on dvr tv#
I know that COX can get to the menus when they are on site as I have seen them pull it up on my neighbors TV with no trouble. In any event that won't help me to make the necessary change for the audio issue. I cannot find anything in my on screen channel guide to indicate a route to the Diagnostic menu as some have suggested. There was only one option that even let you get to another screen. I didn't see any options in there for me to make any changes to the HDMI settings. I did turn off the Power to the DVR with the power switch and not the remote as I was directed to do. I could not access it with any of the suggested button combinations on the DVR. I could have sworn I just entered 1999 and it then switched to channel 880 which let me see that menu. I managed to get into the Diagnostic Menu this morning but have been unable to do so since.
I really don't want to have to get a tech out here for that if I can just do it myself. >If you are not able to access your menu then Most likely, your display device is plugged into the Video Out BNC port number 2 on the back of the DVR. Limited support of service, requires customer to agree to monthly. Note: For the Contour App options, refer to Setup and. Of course they are not going to tell me how to get to their "SECRET" menu. Set up the DVR Network Menu according to the instructions detailed in the. Press the B button on the remote to access the Accessibility Settings Menu, or follow the steps below. The only setting in their accesible menu that works to give me any audio is the HDMI setting. I need to set for L-PCM but cannot get any assistance from COX by phone. I see that setting mentioned in several posts as a choice that can be made.
Subscribers to Verizons FiOS TV that have the IMG v2.0 have a slightly different. screen for fine-tuning a white balance setting, and it provides access to. Tried going into Menu - Audio and changed various things but made no difference. Accessing the user settings menu: Verizon FiOS TV with IMG v2.0Edit. Therefore, I usually leave that menu option turned off, so the self-timer will. You can check this by logging into your My Cincinnati Bell account and clicking Overview under Digital TV.
They say I need to disable the Auto setting on HDMI. In the Sound setting, make sure to set Speakers to TV Speakers. First verify that DVR is included in your package. Supposed to be a known issue with many manufacturer's sets and these DVRs. Sharp TV support for my 60" LED set says the reason I have audio dropping out through HDMI connection is due to incompatibility when changing channels and audio keeps changing depending on the channel. I've tried all the suggestions I could find online and had no luck getting to the setup menu.
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