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merve0o0

492 posts

Ultimate Geek

#223101 12-Sep-2017 19:47

Hi I just recently got a Panasonic dmr-hwt260. I have been trying to find a way to stop it playing audio in the video menu. even turning off the video preview would be fine.

muppet

2571 posts

Uber Geek

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#1863048 12-Sep-2017 21:05

Yea, isn't this a great feature??

If you do find a way to turn it off, please do share.

Also when your screen starts to flicker black for a second or two while watching TV, the annoying fix is to turn off FreeView Plus. This fixes it 100%. The quicker solution is to pause the picture then press play again, this seems to fix it for a while.

cb1

336 posts

Ultimate Geek

#1863290 13-Sep-2017 09:32

I have an earlier Panasonic model and imagine it's the same - only option is mute the tv!

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