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5 Cool Hacks for Your Entertainment Gadgets
#3
Posted 21 September 2008 - 10:31 AM
I've tried to reprogram my remote without success. I have the same Motorola remote pictured and a Motorola DCT6400 using Comcast as provider. Works fine till I get to assigning a key for "skip" function. There is no "A" on my remote or other alphabet for that matter. Nor can I see where they might be on the remote pictured in tech tip. Tried another key, "1" as I rarely use the number pad to navigate channels. All without success. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#4
Posted 24 September 2008 - 01:26 PM
Concerning the "Add Capacity to a 20GB xbox 360" hack, exactly which DOS image file do I need to download and mount? When I click on the DOS image file link within the article I see a few different files. This trick would be very useful, I hope I can successfully complete this one!
#8
Posted 01 October 2008 - 06:46 AM
No "setup" , try "program"
"1" or other key is pre-assigned and may be unchangeable--Look for a user settable key such as F1, or F2, macro, or a PIP action key if your converter does not support PIP functions. Also try the reset/clear function process (994 then double tap chosen key) prior to assigning the numeric function noted.
Does anyone know of a resource for other "discovered" or "undocumented" numeric functions which can add functionality to these type of remotes?
"1" or other key is pre-assigned and may be unchangeable--Look for a user settable key such as F1, or F2, macro, or a PIP action key if your converter does not support PIP functions. Also try the reset/clear function process (994 then double tap chosen key) prior to assigning the numeric function noted.
Does anyone know of a resource for other "discovered" or "undocumented" numeric functions which can add functionality to these type of remotes?
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