#Fios stb manuals
#Fios stb software
#Fios stb tv

Did you order the multi-room feature? If not you won't have it available. You only have one DVR so that will be it.

Question: Which STB DVR box will funtions as a multi room DVR? So if you have issues on need help be sure to post, I feel certain someone will be able to help you. There are a lot of great people here that are very willing to help, both customers and Verizon employees.

#Fios stb tv

I highly recommend you take a look at the thread here on this Board titled Exploiting FiOS TV Favorites, I think it will help you customize your channel selection and guide content to make it a much more enjoyable experience (full disclosure: I wrote that post, so of course I think it is useful). You will find that FiOS delivers a large number of channels, some or many of which you will not want or be subscribed to. All we can do is wait and see at this point.

#Fios stb software

Within the next month or so all of the country is supposed to get a new version of the software that runs on all of the STBs, and this software is supposed to fix a number of problems, including the HDMI issues. The problems with the 7XXX models seem to be more common with HDMI connections, so if you are going to use that connection and do have trouble you might want to try component cables. So what kind of TVs are you attaching to the HD STBs?Р”Р„s to the specific models you have received, the 7XXX boxes are the newest available, but they also seem to have more problems than the older models (I have a QIP6416 DVR, no problems with the DVR, only with the Guide data). They won't be in real HD, and they will be letterboxed, but they will be viewable (as an aside, when I got FiOS TV 4 years ago I had an SD TV, and the picture from my HD DVR was so good on the HD channels, that I went out after about a week and spent a fortune for an HD TV). The 4:3 override stetting can also be made, but that can also be done via the Menu function of the IMG from the remote control.Р”Р„s I said earlier, if you want to attach an SD TV to the HD STB you can do it, and you can view the HD channels. This involves setting the TV Type to either 16:9 or a couple of different flavors of 4:3, and if using an HDMI connection the default screen resolution. One of the things that must be done at installation is to match the definition of the TV type in the STB to the type of TV actually attached, and I presume the installation tech did that. I am not sure what you mean, or what the tech meant, about switching off the HD ability of the DVR. Well, I have to remove my tri-focals for these 68 year old eyes to see them so don't feel too bad Of course I most certainly may be wrong, and I am sure there are customers out there that still have them, but why in the world anyone would want a non-HD DVR when they could get an HD one I dont understand even if you do not have an HD TV you can use an HD DVR and view the HD channels on a non-HD TV, of course letterboxed and not really in HD, but there are some channels on FiOS that are only available in HD (HDNet for example) that you may want to view and can do so if you have the HD DVR. Yes, Verizon lists one, and did deliver it several years ago when they did not have enough HD DVRs to satisfy the demand, but I am pretty sure they totally discontinued delivering them. I am really surprised that you have gotten a non_HD DVR.

#Fios stb manuals

In reality the Motorola manuals are pretty much worthless IMHO (I have them, they were useful 4 years ago but really not now). They are 1) way, way out of date because they were written when Motorola was using the original software, written by Microsoft I think, but the STBs now use software written by Verizon, totally different, and 2) they contain references to connection ports and possible functions that Verizon has chosen not to activate or implement. The web page I linked to above also has links to the user documentation for each of the STBs.Р”В«e careful using any Motorola manuals. If yours do not have model numbers there is something wrong, they all do. If you look carefully you will see that every one of the Verizon STBs do have the model number in the lower left corner of the front panel. Here is a link to a Verizon web page that shows all of the STBs Verizon offers: Link