Set after hours times

Converting a 12-hour time to 24-hour time is straight forward, though confusing. From 1:00 PM to 11:59 PM you add 12 hours, and from 12:00 AM (midnight) to12:59 AM you subtract 12 hours. Or you can simply use the following calculator toconvert to or from either system.

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this is the most irrelevant and misplaced option (for controlling the size of a video captures by the video camera) (honestly even though i had the same problem , and somehow i find the option,and solve it ,but i`m nearly 1 hour wondering for the same option for you to solve your problem)
i had the same situation ,but mine was worse , my camera captured only 5 sec (you don`t have any problem for approximately unlimited amount of time for your capturing, even if you`re just using your 2GB memory card ,still is more than you can imagine : but remember your nokia 6303i classic ,could use additional storage device,and act as a host for that kind of device : you can easily connect your flash memory (by choosing the right usb adapter )directly to your nokia device,and your mobile detect this memory as a host , and all you need to do , is to change your saving contents location (actually , i connect my (8G Flash + 16G integrated ram reader) mp3 player directly to the phone by USB ,and through the os of nokia , i can browse , play ,locate,and set as saving place)
HERE IS YOUR SOLUTION: the reason that your camera ,capturing time is limited in time , is for limit of the MMS (multimedia messages) ...

• go to your video camera
• in the option menu you will find setting/video clip length (set it to MAX AVAILABLE instead of for MMS messages)(its better to set your photo/video storage to memory card or other folder in case you have much more available memory and need to capture 2 days of recording)...
• IMPORTANT NOTE : it may you wont see the option the first time you select camera ,,make sure you select video camera/setting ,and the option will be there

(additional setting related) so to correct this ,you must go to your messaging setting (who the **** think that the reason may be in there ) select MORE / Msg. settings / multimedia messages
and set the MMS creation mode free (or guided maybe works)instead of restricted
and the default timing ,is define limit in time,if the option restricted ,is selected

HELP ME : i`m killing myself to find a software solution ,for monitoring my video recording ,on my pc monitor ,(in case i want to record my self :while playin music ),and something that make n.6303i act like a web cam ,,,then i can use an application for video recording ,and synch my capture button with ,record audio from another port (for high quality studio sound )instead of her poor microphone ,,, as a matter of fact i did find a solution (named : mobiola screen capture for xxx(mobile models)
and it says ,that its supporting n.6303i ,,nevertheless the app for the device is in *.sys format ,and i never see (and nokia ovi suit say`s so :your mobile doesn`t support this type of ,,,,) is there anyone out there overcome with this problem before , the n.6303i get airial directly to the wall ?

On a 24-hour clock, 8 AM is 0800. 2000 is 8 PM.

Obviously, you have managed to set the clock with an offset of 12 hours or have the wrong time zone. Some systems may use Universal Time (UTC) with the 24 hour clock. To find a local time in the military time, you add 12 to the hour for any time after noon. Thus 2 PM = 1400 and 4 PM = 1600. To convert from UTC, try this converter: https://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_UTC.aspx .

I hope you can reset your clock with this information.

Cindy Wells

It's pretty much just like it says:
You either, didn't close out the program right by manually saving the last information you entered.
Or,the system shut down while the program was open, like a power failure or accidental reboot.
Did you have the task manager open, to close out programs,maybe to regain some memory, accidentally closing the program?
Something happen to close out that program before the last entered data was saved

Wow. This is a double question :-).

What does the clock on the PHONE say? The time is either gathered from the CID info sent to the phone from the carrier, or it's the time set in the VM system. Unfortunately, the "7431" is just a phone. It doesn't have any time in it, the time comes from the TD sytsem and the message time comes from the TVx voice mail system. Some VM's synchronize the time with the PBX and some don't, so you have to know which PBX and which VM system you have, then you need the version numbers.

Confused yet?

Here's the deal. If the PBX display time is correct, log into the VM as the System Owner (999 mailbox) and verify the TIME. Unfortunately, the login and password is beyond the scope of the free forum as it's the master password to do serious damage to the entire voice mail. However, since you are 2 hours and 12 hours offset, I'm guessing that whoever set the time didn't do it correctly in the VM and it's an old TVS-100/200 box.

Carl

I could do better with a picture of the remote. Closed captioning is usually a multi-press button, that is each press takes you through each of the four types of closed captioning and then off.
You can enable closed captioning on a DVD Recorder, it looks like the TV, but its only on the picture from the DVD Recorder.
If you have a PVR, you could have closed captioning on on that device.
Try tuning off everything else to make sure it IS the TV.
Turn on the menu and find the closed captioning settings and set to OFF.
Press the close captioning button on the remote (If there is one) and press CC repeatedly until it says OFF.
Try and control close captioning, timer and menus with the ORIGINAL remote and not a programmable one.
Programmable remotes are not always completely compatible.

Hello my friend probably is a bios setting,somehow you hit default settings or flash your bios and you turned it on.Go into bios(hitting del on boot) and on the general page there will be a setting for a floppy drive, likely something like floppy 3.5" 1.4mb choose it and hit enter and you should be able to disable the floppy drive.If there is no setting, look for a HALT ON ALL ERRORS setting and change it to keyboard onl.

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There is a set limit for the voice recorder. You will not be able to record for the entire space of memory on your player.