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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
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Online Shopping FAQ's

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 I have purchased an L32V12A set and was wondering how I use the PVR function to record - what type of USB device is required ? Can I use a 1 TB WD external hard drive and if so does it need to be formatted, and if so does this a particular format... 16-May-12 15:57:41
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TV doesn't go back to standby after timer recording on USB flash drive
Author: Lambert Fung
TV doesn't go back to standby after timer recording on USB flash drive

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 When the space on the USB flash drive is used up, the timer recording cannot be finished properly. The TV will not go back to standby mode after the recording. Please delete unwanted recordings on the USB flash drive and set up another timer... 06-Feb-12 10:41:25
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how to connect foxtel to model L42V11A
Author: Kerry Sole

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 Hi Greg, The model L42V11A doesn't have Scart connecter. You might need to contact Foxtel and ask for a converter cable to convert Scart connection to composite or component output. Then you can connect your Foxtel box to the TV using item... 05-Jan-12 13:49:58
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Changes to digital television frequencies - Freeview|HD® (New Zealand)
Author: Lambert Fung
Changes to digital television frequencies - Freeview|HD® (New Zealand)

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 Please click [url=http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/policy-and-planning/projects/digital-terrestrial-television-frequency-restacking][color=#ff0000]here[/color][/url] to get more information from the New Zealand government website. 20-Dec-11 14:48:31
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SONIQ Glossary
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Glossary & Terms

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 Glossary for SONIQ Flatpanel TV Products 1080i The number 1080 stands for 1080 lines of vertical resolution, while the letter i stands for interlaced or non-progressive scan.... 27-Apr-11 13:39:03
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