LogicTV is a state of the art IPTV system delivered to your home via fibre optic cables. IPTV has better picture quality, more available channels, more available features including Video On Demand, CatchUp TV, RestartTV, and Whole-Home DVR.
The inside installation of LogicTV typically takes 2 hours.
VOD allows users to select and watch movies or TV shows from a library when they choose to
CatchUp TV in the Video On Demand section, enables you to watch a TV show that you may have missed or forgot to record! It’s like having a DVR in the cloud! Go back 90 days on the US and Canadian networks to catch up on your favourite shows, or start a marathon of your own!
Restart lets you watch a show already in progress from the beginning. So whether you tune in midway or just as the credits are rolling, you can simply start from the beginning by hitting Restart.
Logic adds additional channels to the HDTV lineup as they become available to us.
Yes! A four to six foot HDMI cable is included. We also have component cables to supply HD signal to your TV if you are unable to use HDMI. If your TV does not have HD capable inputs, standard AV cables will be used.
Yes! Logic has state of the art wireless capable STB’s that we install whenever possible. Due to restrictions in some homes we may not be able to use them at all TV’s. Technicians will determine the best option for your home. Please note, wireless DVR’s are not available.
Logic uses universally known brands such as Pace and Cisco IPTV set-top-boxes.
With WHDVR you can set, manage and play back recordings from any standard set-top-box connected to a television.
The total number of recording hours will depend on the mix of SD (standard-definition) or HD (high-definition) programs you have recorded. Our DVR allows you to record up to 145 hours in HD or 450 hours in SD or a combination of the 2.
No. Logic’s TV service is an IPTV service delivered over fibre optic cables to an Optical Network Terminal (ONT). The ONT is installed inside or outside of your home.
LogicTV supports up to 6 Live TV streams to your household. A TV stream can be a live TV show, an On Demand program or a Pay Per View (PPV) event. If you have 2 or more TVs tuned to the same live TV program, you’ll only be using 1 live TV stream. Also, watching programs that have already been recorded on your PVR doesn’t use a live stream.
If you try to watch or record more live TV programs than you have available streams, your LogicTV service will present you with options to either select the programs that you wish to watch or record, or interrupt a program on another TV.
With your LogicTV DVR, while the live TV streams are being used to watch or record live programs, you can watch up to 4 recorded programs on your other TVs. Viewing a recorded program does not use a live TV stream as it is stored on your DVR.
Yes. You can either watch the program live as it is being recorded, or you can access the program through the recorded TV menu as it continues to be recorded.
Yes. From the guide press the record button twice on the remote. A single red dot indicates that a program is being recording. 3 red dots indicate that the series is being recorded. By default, a series recording will record first run and reruns of the program. For more detailed instructions, refer to the Quick Start Guide here.
No. You cannot record On Demand programs.
Yes. If the program is broadcast in Dolby Digital 5.1® the program will be recorded with Dolby Digital 5.1®. You must enable surround sound in the menu settings. For more detailed instructions, refer to the Quick Start Guide here.
Your DVR is synced with the TV listing and if a network starts a program earlier than on the program guide the DVR will miss that time unless you program your DVR to record earlier. You can schedule a recording to start earlier and end later than what the guide shows.
If the beginning of the program did not record, you may have tuned in after the program had begun. If the end of the program did not record, it could be your DVR has reached its content storage capacity. Another reason could be loss of power or TV signal during the recording.
Recorded programs remain in your Recorded TV library until you erase them, or they’re automatically erased to make space for new recordings. You can choose to manually erase a single program or you can erase all the recorded episodes of a series at one time.
No. Your DVR can only erase the program in its entirety.
You can set as many future recordings as you want provided you have the necessary storage capacity.
Yes. Your Parental Controls will restrict what is viewed or recorded. If you schedule a recording for a program or channel that is blocked the program will record but the video will not appear and the audio will be muted. You will need to disable your parental lock feature to view the program while it is being recorded.
Press the Menu button on your remote control, navigate to ‘Settings’ and press OK. Scroll down to ‘System information’ and press OK. Scroll right to ‘System resources’. The ‘Disk usage’ percentage will tell you how much space is available. If your percentage used is at 10% or lower, you may want to delete some older recordings.
CatchupTV is a form of Video On Demand (VOD). CatchupTV enables you to watch a TV show that you may have missed or forgot to record! LogicTV records many of the top TV shows available. Go to channel 100 for the Video Storefront. Select ‘CatchUp TV’ and browse the genre you want to view the available titles.
RestartTV enabled channels have the circular play button next to it on the Guide. To restart the program currently playing, tune to it, then press INFO and select “Start Over”. The system will automatically go back to the beginning of the program with full Pause/Rewind/Fast Forward functionalities. You do not need a DVR to do this as this is a network based functionality.
