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FVP 5000t

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    Knightonabike

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    I've recently bought an FVP5000t and today I've discovered it won't pause anyone any idea why please? TIA

    | Sun 9 Dec 2018 14:36:37 #1 |
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    Christina2018

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    Is it from live TV or from a recording?

    If live TV - have you been on the channel for a while? The only reason I ask if you've just switched to that channel if can take about 30 seconds or so to allow you to pause/rewind.

    If it won't work on live TV or a recording then I'd recommend unplugging if from the wall, let it sit for 5 minutes then plug it back in. Strange but that does seem to cure numerous issues

    | Sun 9 Dec 2018 15:08:20 #2 |
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    Should always be the first step if something 'goes wrong'.

    | Sun 9 Dec 2018 15:38:19 #3 |
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    Trev - 2 minutes ago  » 
    Should always be the first step if something 'goes wrong'.

    I completely agree, but I do find myself asking 'in this day and age, why is turning it off and on again really the fix'

    | Sun 9 Dec 2018 15:40:59 #4 |
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    Christina2018 - 1 hour ago  » 

    Trev - 2 minutes ago  » 
    Should always be the first step if something 'goes wrong'.

    I completely agree, but I do find myself asking 'in this day and age, why is turning it off and on again really the fix'

    Because it's possible for some data corruption to occur from say a mains power spike. Powering off the box allows the data to be removed and rewritten after a boot after removing the power. Similar can happen to remote controls. Often removing the batteries and pressing buttons to drain the energy will fix.

    | Sun 9 Dec 2018 17:24:01 #5 |
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    Knightonabike

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    Trouble paying live tv, tried your suggestion and it didn't work????

    | Sun 9 Dec 2018 19:56:50 #6 |
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    Knightonabike - 15 hours ago  » 
    Trouble paying live tv, tried your suggestion and it didn't work????

    Guessing it's a corrupted time shift buffer file. A hard disk format might fix it, but as it's new get it replaced under warranty.

    | Mon 10 Dec 2018 11:01:15 #7 |
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    The supplied batteries in the remote control might light up built in indicator when button pressed,but I have found by using new batteries in the remote control it works every time as required.TRY IT you will be as suprised as I was.

    | Wed 12 Dec 2018 10:36:58 #8 |

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