dvd time

My Panasonic dvd recorders time is always 30 seconds behind the time
that shows on the tv cefax...Any ideas why this sould be so and how can
I cure it ?
Regards
Ted

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My Panasonic dvd recorders time is always 30 seconds behind the time
that shows on the tv cefax...Any ideas why this sould be so and how
can I cure it ?
Regards
Ted

How does the Panny know the time? Can you set it?
Does it have its own EPG?
If it sets itself from an EPG or something, not sure how you could make it
the same as Ceefax...

If you compare both to an accurate time source (look on the internet, or
dial the speaking clock) which one is correct?

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Chris.
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Almost all clocks on digital tv are behind as gfar as I know. Its the delay
in the system surely?

Brian

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"ChrisM" wrote in message
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In message net,
Ted Proclaimed from the tallest tower:

My Panasonic dvd recorders time is always 30 seconds behind the time
that shows on the tv cefax...Any ideas why this sould be so and how
can I cure it ?
Regards
Ted

How does the Panny know the time? Can you set it?
Does it have its own EPG?
If it sets itself from an EPG or something, not sure how you could make it
the same as Ceefax...

If you compare both to an accurate time source (look on the internet, or
dial the speaking clock) which one is correct?

--
Regards,
Chris.
(Remove Elvis's shoes to email me)

ChrisM wrote:
In message net,
Ted Proclaimed from the tallest tower:

My Panasonic dvd recorders time is always 30 seconds behind the time
that shows on the tv cefax...Any ideas why this sould be so and how
can I cure it ?
Regards
Ted

How does the Panny know the time? Can you set it?
Does it have its own EPG?
If it sets itself from an EPG or something, not sure how you could make it
the same as Ceefax...

If you compare both to an accurate time source (look on the internet, or
dial the speaking clock) which one is correct?

Thanks for the reply....The dvd picks up the time when it is powered up
and is 30 sec slow compared to the cefax signal which is correct with
speaking clock...
Downside is that when I use the autorecording faciliity the vdr
switches off 30sec before the program ends...

Ted a écrit :

Downside is that when I use the autorecording faciliity the vdr
switches off 30sec before the program ends...

So you don't get the stupid bint speaking over the end credits.....

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On 7 Nov, 13:36, Ted wrote:
ChrisM wrote:
In message ,
Ted Proclaimed from the tallest tower:

My Panasonic dvd recorders time is always 30 seconds behind the time
that shows on the tv cefax...Any ideas why this sould be so and how
can I cure it ?
Regards
Ted

How does the Panny know the time? Can you set it?
Does it have its own EPG?
If it sets itself from an EPG or something, not sure how you could make it
the same as Ceefax...

If you compare both to an accurate time source (look on the internet, or
dial the speaking clock) which one is correct?

Thanks for the reply....The dvd picks up the time when it is powered up
and is 30 sec slow compared to the cefax signal which is correct with
speaking clock...
Downside is that when I use the autorecording faciliity the vdr
switches off 30sec before the program ends...

Manually add a minute to a recording, or see if there is a buffer of a
minute or two that you can add.

John