Questions & Answers for: Sharp Aquos warner recording

...away, but it is still annoying - and I wonder if it indicates some problem. I'm connected to Time Warner digital cable. I have the same problem with my 42 in. The line started to show up randomly ...

...audio outages. Did anyone ever have luck with a solution? I know Gavin888, you said Time Warner was going to take a look at yours. What did they do to fix it? Thanks very much! Yes this is ...

...and shows Audio Stereo - and there is a buzzing noise. Appears to be an uneven audio signal. Time Warner says it is the TV. Sharp denies any sound issues/problems with their TVs but I am seeing a ...

...hand corner of the screen and I have been unable to clear it. We had the same issue. Contacted Time Warner, and were instructed to reset the digital receiver by unplugging the power supply from the ...

New TV won't ''talk to'' old VCR I hooked up a new Sharp 32'' to my old Magnavox VCR w/RCA cables. I can record channels 2-13 OK, but when I program the VCR to record channel 14, it records channel 65

...Dell 32" connected via Component Cables through a Yamaha HTR-5660 home theater receiver to Time Warner HD Cable box / hard disk. The TV flashes black (no audio interruption) whenever there's a

display in top right corner says 1080i and 50hz . can i change to 1080p and 100hz as tv supports this You cannot change this. The program sets the TV. The display only informs you what the program you

why are the pictures smaller on tv screen for standard channels ? Please check which format you have selected in the menu, settings of the TV in the remote control.  If correct format is not ...

...on. This happens while watching live TV or playing back a recorded show. Ideas? I subscribe to Time Warner and have a Scientific Atlantic HDC8300 cable box. Check the ventilation fins on the back. ...

Closed captions works sometimes but not always Recordings with Sony DVD recorder are fine but recordings with cogeco digital receiver only occasionally permit CC Unfamiliar & strange fault indeed.