Always make sure you store your InteracTV™ DVD and activity cards in the storage case that was included with your InteracTV™ system and software packs. If you have misplaced your storage case, you can purchase replacement cases by going here.

You may need to clean your InteracTV™ DVD. Please remove the DVD from your player and clean it using a soft cloth. Always make sure you wipe the DVD from the inside towards the outside in a straight line to avoid scratching the DVD. Please note that InteracTV™ was designed to play on many DVD player types. Some DVD players may not be compatible with the InteracTV™ DVD. See similar questions...

Yes. You can pause InteracTV™ at any time using the pause button on the remote control that came with your DVD player. See similar questions...

Make sure you have setup your InteracTV™ controller correctly. The quick setup sheet can be found here. Always be sure your hand and the activity card are not covering the red window on the front of the InteracTV™ controller when removing and inserting an activity card. Make sure there are no large objects between your InteracTV™ controller and your DVD player. Large objects can block the signal between your controller and DVD player. See similar questions...

No. Currently, Fisher-Price does not support factory installed or after-market DVD players that are permanently installed inside your automobile. See similar questions...

To properly setup your controller to work with your DVD player, please follow the instructions on the quick setup sheet. You can download the quick setup sheet here. See similar questions...

If you have misplaced the DVD that was included with your InteracTV™ system, you can purchase a replacement by going here. Your InteracTV controller and your DVD player's remote should always be pointed directly at each other on a flat surface, three to five inches apart. It is necessary that you wait until the audio prompt from the controller is finished and the green light is lit before you begin pressing the appropriate button on your DVD player's remote. See similar questions...

Each DVD player will respond differently to your InteracTV™ controller. Some players will take longer to access the DVD then other players do. For the best results, please make sure that you press the button one time and then wait a few seconds for a reaction from your DVD player. If you do not get a reaction from your DVD player after a few seconds, try pressing the button again. Also, make sure you are pressing the buttons firmly. See similar questions...

The InteracTV™ system uses the same technology that your DVD player's remote control uses. The red window on the front of the InteracTV™ controller sends an invisible signal that can be "seen" by your DVD player. See similar questions...

Ultera's DVD-R MultiMaster™ controller virtualizes up to twelve DVD-R drives using RAID to operate as a single DVD-R device. Ultera CD-R MultiMaster™ controller solutions provide seamless scalability to grow as your needs grow. See similar questions...

With Windows XP you can only use 1 DVB-Card without issues. You can still use multiple analog cards and one DVB-Card. But because of the bug in Windows XP you can't use more than one DVB-Card out of the box. The only exception is the Skystar2 which doesn't use a BDA-driver and is supported by MediaPortal. You can use one or two Skystar 2 TV-Cards along with one other DVB-TV-Card and multiple analog cards with WindowsXP. With "MCE Rollup 2" Microsoft updated the files "mpeg2data. See similar questions...

If after a second attempt your DVD player is still not responding properly to your InteracTV controller, refer to the USER'S MANUAL for two alternate methods for setting up your InteracTV controller. See similar questions...

Your InteracTV™ is setup properly when all letters and both arrow buttons successfully light up on your screen while testing the controller. The latest quick setup sheet can be found here. Note that during the quick setup, you must use the SET-UP disc that was included with your InteracTV™ system. When testing the controller, always make sure you press each letter button one time and then wait a few seconds for a reaction from your DVD player. See similar questions...

You should be able to play with the InteracTV™ at a reasonable distance from your DVD player. This distance will vary depending on your DVD player. Please note that there are many things that can reduce the strength of the signal from your InteracTV™ controller. Some of the things that can affect the signal are your DVD player's location, objects between your InteracTV™ controller and your DVD player, and the lighting in the room that you are using your InteracTV™ system in. See similar questions...

Keep your monthly supply of COPAXONE® Pre-Filled Syringes refrigerated between 36?F and 46?F (2?C-8?C). COPAXONE® Pre-Filled Syringes may be stored at room temperature between 59?F and 86?F (15?C-30?C) for up to one month. You'll want to transport your COPAXONE® in a thermal travel bag to protect it from extreme temperatures, which may cause overheating or freezing. Never administer COPAXONE® if it gets too hot, becomes frozen, or appears cloudy. See similar questions...

There can be a large variation in the storage required from one DVD movie to another, but an "average" DVD movie requires approximately 6.7 gigabytes of storage. Therefore, you can expect to store approximately 112 DVDs on a 750 GB Disk Cartridge and 150 DVDs on a 1 TB Disk Cartridge. See similar questions...

OLIVENOL™ contains high concentrations of Hydroxytyrosol [HIDROX™], the polyphenol with the highest free radical protection ever reported for an antioxidant compound. The ORAC of HIDROX™ is approximately 27,000. See similar questions...

You should be able to buy most of the card storage items from a card dealer. I also sell some of the storage items, and you can see what I have for sale in my For Sale section. You can store the cards in plastic card boxes, but this will not allow you to look through your collection very easily. I recommend storing the cards in the plastic 2-piece slide boxes. You can also store the cards in plastic sleeves inside of toploaders (acid and residue free). See similar questions...

If you do not sort your cards properly, you risk having the application rejected and the cards sent back to you unprocessed. See similar questions...