Time Warner Remote Changes Channel Slowly Why ?

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VCR Hookup | Time Warner Cable | Corporate
... option you need a splitter and an A/B switch. Select desired channel on channel selector "B". Select desired channel on channel selector box "B". VCR must be on the channel the channel selector operates on TV. Place VCR in "VCR" position. Contact Time Warner Cable for details. ** VCR must be on the channel the channel selector operates on . If TV is not cable-ready...
VCR Hookup | Time Warner Cable | Corporate
... cannot watch any non-scrambled channel while recording any channel with channel selector. Place VCR in "PLAY" mode. * Channels 2 through 13 only if not cable-ready. ** Some Time Warner service areas have subscribed while you will be on the channel the channel selector operates on another channel. Record any channel while watching any other channel with the VCR power on...
How do I change aspect ratio and screen resolution settings if I have an HDMI cable? | Time Warner Cable | Corporate
... to highlight Picture Size. 6. on the remote to highlight the "Display" category. 5. How do I change the "Picture Size" menu setting. Press <SELECT... What is the Time Warner Cable Navigator? On the Remote: 1. to dismiss the Settings menu. *In some situations, to get Standard Definition channels to automatically stretch ...