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How to replace TV connected to an old Xfinity DVR?
Sound's always been bad since the day I got a DVR box 6 months ago (to allow caption formatting) and now the sound on my TV's fried. Techs report now there's a line/connection problem but due to COVID-19 at least 30 days to fix. I've got the original TV still that will fit into the space available now with the DVR. I also have HBO for first time. (1) If I use autoscan for channels, will the old TV then be able to get HBO (201+)? (its remote only goes to 125, I think, but then so does the TV I'm replacing, and it gets the HBO channels. (2) How once hooked up do I sync the DVR remote, TV remote, together? I gather this would be required. Thanks--I'll go crazy with no TV in isolation.
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MNtundraRET
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Are you just replacing the current TV with a different one?
If yes: then follow the directions found in the manual of that television to connect it to the DVR. If you are not changing service, it doen't matter if you change tv's.
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CCAndrew
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lphoenix1
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When the techs installed the system some months ago, I recall the guy doing various things with the Xfinity remote/TV and then saying, OK, now you're synched. It's that "synched" part I'm wondering about.
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CCAndrew
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