Temporary loss of picture

If the TV is receiving its signal from a cable TV box or DVR then you need to find out if the problem is in the TV or the cable box/DVR. Connect a different source to your TV such as a DVD or Blu-ray player and play a DVD movie. If the problem occurs again it suggests the TV needs repair. If the TV works OK when playing a DVD movie then that suggests that your cable box/DVR needs repair or replacement.
If your TV is receiving its signal directly from an antenna or cable outlet on the wall then you should try replacing the cable wire from the wall to the TV with a new wire. If that doesn't help then your TV probably needs repair or replacement.

Maybe just a temporary signal(ofdm) interference?

If it is only during watching a recording on the DVR then it may be the DVR that is the problem. Does a recording always break up at the same point? If so then the recording itself is bad and this may be due to a poor signal being received. If the breakup occurs randomly then the DVR may not be able to read the data from the recording media (Hard disk or DVD - you did not specify). The obvious first step is to try the DVR on another TV.

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If you are still experiencing problems with your 625 receiver performing live DVR functions, try unplugging the receiver for about 10 seconds and plugging back in. This will cause the receiver to reboot and acquire satellite signal. After the picture returns, then try to pause. If it still doesn't work, then we may need to replace the receiver. I hope this helps.

Ray Calo
DISH Network

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this fault could be due to electrical interference ie freezer cutting in/out .just because your signal is strong dose not mean its interference free .check you analogue picture get it as good as you can with no ghosting. i also live in the southwest cornwall infact .aerials in lofts are not a good idea .i would mount it outside. by the way i am told that when the old analog channels are turned off the digital signal strength will be increased. good luck .farr64 [camborne cornwall]

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I don't know the exact TV, but Magnavox usually have an item or two items in the menu system where the "Magnavox" and also the "blue screen of death" can be disabled. Look in your manual.
I'd suggest the reason it appears is temporary loss of signal from the antenna, set top box, cable system or whatever it is you receive your TV programming via. I don't have an answer as to why it occurs watching video, but turning off the logo and blue screen should help. If it still occurs, it's time for professional intervention!

Try a system reset by unplugging the unit from all power, wait for 5 minutes and retry. This is an unusual problem...accordianman

i am having the same problem, but mine occurs about every 3 minutes. i get a 1 second pause in the audio that shows up in the recordings as well as live. it doesnt seem to matter if it is hd or not, but very frustrating.