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My guess would be that it is a hardware malfunction, perhaps triggered by Verizon sending you a message. These DVRs can sometimes get themselves kinda confused, and the best (only?) way to fix them is to remove power plug from the box for 15-20 seconds, then plug the power back in, wait for the box to initialize (about 1 minute, until the clock is displayed), then turn it on and see if the problem is gone.
All of these Motorola DVRs seem to have this "getting confused" problem occasionally, and removing power usually seems to fix it, at least until the next time, which may be days, weeks, or months into the future; I have had my DVR for well over 3 years, I have had to reset it this way maybe 10 times, and most of those were when diagnosing one particular problem.
Try it and see, it can't hurt.
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Justin
Verizon FiOS TV, Internet, and phone
IMG 1.6.0, Build 06.89
Keller, TX
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Thanks Justin. After about another 1/2hr on hold Tech Support finally came on. They reset both boxes and the problem went away! 'Course now I have to reenter my settings again, but as a side benefit, the audio is much closer to being in sync with the picture again (see my thread on Voice Sync Problem).
Wish I'd received your post prior to the reset. Would of liked to have tried the power off/on fix first. I'll remember it for next time though.