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Old 03-11-2007   #1 (permalink)
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HD DVR Basic Question?

Hello Everyone,
This is a simple question but when I'm watching a program thru
the HD DVR box how can I tell if it is in HI DEF or not.

Thanks again.............
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Re: HD DVR Basic Question?

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Hello Everyone,
This is a simple question but when I'm watching a program thru
the HD DVR box how can I tell if it is in HI DEF or not.

Thanks again.............
It would depend on whether the signal was in HD, then whether or not the HD DVR was set to record in HD, then whether your TV is capable of a HD signal or if its downconverting it.
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