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Topic # 248424 25-Mar-2019 21:23
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Hey, so my mum recently bought a Panasonic DMR-HWT260 which apparently should have access to On Demand stuff from TVNZ but I cannot find out how to access it. I read the other thread about HWT260 and On Demand being broken, but pressing the red button on the remote does not do anything and I cannot find any reference to On Demand anywhere in the menus or manual. Remote has a Netflix button and netflix seems to load. I have a LAN cable connected and the internet functions seem to work. Anyone able to help?

 

 

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  Reply # 2204887 25-Mar-2019 21:30
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Try the green button.



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  Reply # 2204888 25-Mar-2019 21:33
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Holy crap! I pressed that before and it did nothing, I swear!

 

 

 

Problem solved.

 

 

 

Thanks!

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 2204889 25-Mar-2019 21:36
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I think you'll find there is no TVNZ on Demand App any more. It's now part of the Freeview on Demand App.

 

https://www.freeviewnz.tv/freeview/all-new-on-demand/



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  Reply # 2204897 25-Mar-2019 21:57
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It would appear so but mum will not know the difference - it is all TV on demand to her. Now to teach her how to use it...

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