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In the video, Geo introduces and demonstrates the installation and setup process for two new Xfinity XID-P cable boxes, which replace the older, malfunctioning models. Key components provided in the package include an XR15 voice-activated remote, an HDMI cable, and a power plug. The installation involves connecting the coaxial cable, HDMI cable, and power supply to the cable box and TV, followed by using the TV and Xfinity remotes for initial setup. The video highlights steps such as selecting the correct HDMI input, navigating through the TV’s setup screens, disabling voice guidance, and naming the device. Additionally, Geo explains how to pair the remote with both the TV (a Samsung) and an external audio receiver (Yamaha), ensuring functionalities like volume control and app navigation. The video concludes with a demonstration of the remote's capabilities and an invitation to like and subscribe.
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In this part of the video, Geo introduces two brand new Xfinity cable boxes and demonstrates how to install them. He mentions that he replaced his old cable boxes because one was malfunctioning, and both were becoming outdated. The new units, although similar in appearance to the old ones, are slightly upgraded to the XID-P versions. The package includes the cable box, a new XR15 voice-activated remote, an HDMI cable, documentation, and a power plug. Geo points out that the main difference between the old and new remote is minimal and explains the connection ports on the cable box. He then begins the installation process by describing how to connect the coaxial cable to the box, plug in the power supply, and connect the HDMI cable to the TV.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates the setup process for connecting a cable box to a TV using HDMI and coaxial cables. They highlight the importance of choosing the correct HDMI input (HDMI 2 in their case) and ensuring a tight connection for a better signal. The presenter connects the coaxial cable to the “cable in” port and plugs in the HDMI cable and power supply. They explain the necessity of using both the TV remote and the Xfinity remote for the initial setup. After turning on the TV and selecting the appropriate HDMI input, the video shows the TV displaying a language selection screen, which is navigated using the remote’s arrow keys and selection button, with the presenter opting for English.
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In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to disable the ‘voice guidance’ feature and proceeds through setting up a TV. Key actions include assigning a custom name to the device (‘TV room’), optimizing the screen’s HD resolution, and activating voice control for channel browsing and app launching. The speaker pairs the remote with a Samsung TV, allowing the remote to control the TV’s power and volume automatically, without the need for manual code input. The process concludes with a successful pairing confirmation and testing the remote to adjust the TV volume.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates setting up a remote control to manage volume for both the TV and an external audio receiver, specifically a Yamaha. The speaker tests the volume control, confirms it works, pairs the remote with the Yamaha receiver, and verifies its functionality. They ensure that all remote functions like muting and changing channels are working correctly with the new Xfinity box connected to the TV. The video concludes with an invitation to like the video and subscribe to the channel for more content.