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･ 1 Turn on the first device you want to program to the Gemstar remote control. ･ 2 Hold down the button you want to program, for example "DVD," while holding the "ON/OFF" button until... ･ 3 Point the Gemstar remote con...
I have 32 inch RCA TV that is about 6 yrs old. works fine, good sound and picture, no issues, UNTIL the other day when it started to shut itsself on and off, and flip between VID and Ch 3. We tried pushing every button on the remote and it...
Why can't it be an LCD or Plasma? Both of these platforms will handle anything that you throw at them. If you are asking out of preference then, you will need to have a model in order to find that out. There is no connection that a PS1 tha...
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Are you using a set-top box (DTV converter, a cable box, or a Satelite Dish)? If so, the information for the guide does not pass through the tuner box. In that case, you have to use the set-top box's own guide.
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The Remote should have a Video/TV key. Or try to go to Channel 2. then click Ch-, sometimes "video" is listed before the first active channel.
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Can you please specify the exact type of JVC television? What is the model?
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