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Recording

About

DVD

recording

Notes:

This

recorder

cannot

make

recordings

on

CD-R

or

CD-RW

discs.

Our

company

takes

no

responsibility

for

recording

failure

due

to

power

outages,

defective

discs,

or

damage

to

the

Recorder.

Fingerprints

and

small

scratches

on

a

disc

can

affect

playback

and/or

recording

performance.

Please

take

proper

care

of

your

discs.

Disc

types

and

recording

formats,

modes,

and

settings

This recorder

can

play

five

different

kinds

of

DVD

discs:

pre-recorded

DVD-Video

discs,

DVD-RW,

DVD-R,

DVD+RW

and

DVD+R

discs.

The

disc

format

for

DVD-R,

DVD+R,

DVD+RW

discs

is

always

"Video

format"---the

same

as

pre-recorded

DVD-Video

discs.

This

means

that

once

finalized,

you

can

play

a

DVD-R,

DVD+R,

or

DVD+RW

in

a

regular

DVD

player.

By

default,

the

DVD-RW

disc

format

is

Video

Recording

(VR)

format,

though

you

can

change

this

to

Video

format,

if

required.

(Reinitializing

the

disc

will

erase

the

contents

of

the

disc.)

The

recording

mode

is

closely

related

to

the

disc

format.

If

the

disc

format

is

Video

Recording

format,

then

the

recording

mode

is

VR

mode;

if

the

disc

format

is

Video

mode,

then

the

recording

mode

is

Video

mode

(except

for

DVD-Video,

which

is

not

recordable,

and

so

does

not

have

a

recording

mode).

Within

the

recording

modes

(which

are

fixed

for

them

whole

disc)

are

the

record

settings.

These

can

be

changed

as

required

for

each

recording

and

determine

the

picture

quality

and

how

much

space

the

recording

will

take

up

on

the

disc.

About

HDD

recording

Recording

to

the

internal

hard

disk

drive

(HDD)

is

basically

similar

to

recording

to

a

VR

mode

DVD-RW

disc.

You

have

the

full

choice

of

recording

quality

options,

including

the

manual

mode,

and

of

course

you

can

record,

erase

and

re-record

as

many

times

as

you

like.

The

capacity

of

the

hard

disk

drive

means

that

you

can

store

many

hours

of

video

on

it,

even

in

the

higher

quality

recording

modes.

To

help

you

organize

the

contents,

the

HDD

is

divided

into

ten

genre.

You

can

name

and

use

these

genres

as

you

like---for

example,

you

might

have

a

genre

for

movies,

another

for

TV

shows,

and

one

for

camcorder

recordings.

Note:

The

maximum

number

of

titles

that

can

be

recorded

on

the

HDD

is

255.

Using

the

HDD

allows

you

to

record

a

maximum

of

12

hours

continuously.

Notes

for

recording

The

recording

times

shown

are

not

exact

because

the

recorder

uses

variable

bit-rate

video

compression.

This

means

that

the

exact

recording

time

will

depend

on

the

material

being

recorded.

When

recording

a

TV

broadcast,

if

the

reception

is

poor

or

the

picture

contains

interference,

the

recording

times

may

be

shorter.

If

you

record

still

pictures

or

audio

only,

the

recording

time

may

be

longer.

The

displayed

times

for

recording

and

time

remaining

may

not

always

add

up

to

exactly

the

length

of

the

disc.

The

recording

time

available

may

decrease

if

you

heavily

edit

a

disc.

If

using

a

DVD-RW

disc,

make

sure

you

change

the

recording

format

(Video

mode

or

VR

mode)

before

you

record

anything

on

the

disc.

See

page

23

(Disc

Format)

for

how

to

do

this.

When

using

a

DVD-R

or

DVD+R

disc,

you

can

keep

recording

until

the

disc

is

full,

or

until

you

finalize

the

disc.

Before

you

start

a

recording

session,

check

the

amount

of

recording

time

left

on

the

disc.

When

using

a

DVD-RW

disc

in

Video

mode,

recording

time

available

will

only

increase

if

you

erase

the

last

title

recorded

on

the

disc.

The

Delete

Title

option

in

the

Title

List

(Original)

menu

only

hides

the

title,

it

does

not

actually

erase

the

title

from

the

disc

and

increase

the

recording

time

available

(except

for

the

last

recorded

title

on a

DVD-RW

disc

in

Video

mode).

Overwrite

recording

is

available

using

DVD+RW

discs.

When

using

a

DVD+R/RW,

the

recorder

will

execute

the

Menu-making

operation

to

update

the

new

title

and

editing

when

removing

the

disc

from

the

recorder.

So

you

must

remove

the

disc

after

selecting

the

recorder's

operation

mode

to

DISC

mode.

Recording

time

and

picture

quality

There

are

four

preset

recording

quality

modes:

HQ

--

Highest

quality

setting,

gives

about

1

hour

of

recording

time

on

a

DVD

(4.7GB).

SQ

--

Default

quality,

sufficient

for

most

applications,

gives

about

2

hours

of

recording

time

on

a

DVD

(4.7GB).

LQ

--

Slightly

lower

video

quality,

gives

about

4

hour

of

recording

time

on

a

DVD

disc

(4.7GB).

EQ

--

Lowest

video

quality,

gives

about

6

hour

of

recording

time

on

a

DVD

(4.7GB).

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