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Thread: radio mode, blackhole vu+ uno

  1. 04-11-11, 20:49 #1
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    radio mode, blackhole vu+ uno

    radio mode, blackhole vu+ uno
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    I want to use vu+ uno mainly for radio. In radio mode I have to switch channels through ridiculous selection menu, I can't exit that menu, only exit to tv mode. Is there a way to change radio channels normally and have name of radio channel displayed on the receiver? Maybe in different image?
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  3. 07-11-11, 00:58 #2
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    ok, It may be changed in setum/customize/alternative radio mode yes
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