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Setting Recording Mode (HDD/DVD)

NOTE

• Higher recording mode means higher picture quality and lower recording mode means longer recording time.
• Picture quality of recorded content changes distinctively if the recording mode changes from the recording modes right

below the bold lines in left chart and recording modes right above the bold lines. The positions of the bold lines differ
among HDD, DVD-RW (VR Mode) and DVD-RW/R (Video Mode).

• With MN22-32, VBR recording has a large effect, so the actual recording time will be longer.

Recording

Recording

Mode

Time (approx.)

MN1

100 Hr

MN2

96 Hr

MN3

91 Hr

MN4

87 Hr

MN5

83 Hr

MN6

79 Hr

MN7

75 Hr

MN8

71 Hr

MN9

67 Hr

MN10

64 Hr

MN11

61 Hr

MN12

58 Hr

MN13

55 Hr

MN14

53 Hr

MN15

50 Hr

MN16

47 Hr

MN17

44 Hr

MN18

42 Hr

MN19

39 Hr

MN20

36 Hr

MN21

33 Hr

MN22

32 Hr

MN23

30 Hr

MN24

29 Hr

MN25

28 Hr

MN26

26 Hr

MN27

25 Hr

MN28

24 Hr

MN29

23 Hr

MN30

22 Hr

MN31

21 Hr

MN32

20 Hr

FINE

SP

Recording

Recording

Mode

Time (approx.)

MN1

150 Hr

MN2

144 Hr

MN3

137 Hr

MN4

131 Hr

MN5

125 Hr

MN6

119 Hr

MN7

112 Hr

MN8

106 Hr

MN9

100 Hr

MN10

96 Hr

MN11

92 Hr

MN12

88 Hr

MN13

83 Hr

MN14

79 Hr

MN15

75 Hr

MN16

71 Hr

MN17

67 Hr

MN18

63 Hr

MN19

58 Hr

MN20

54 Hr

MN21

50 Hr

MN22

48 Hr

MN23

46 Hr

MN24

44 Hr

MN25

42 Hr

MN26

40 Hr

MN27

38 Hr

MN28

35 Hr

MN29

34 Hr

MN30

33 Hr

MN31

32 Hr

MN32

30 Hr

FINE

SP

EP

LP

EP

LP

Recording

Recording

Mode

Time (approx.)

MN1

360 Min

MN2

345 Min

MN3

330 Min

MN4

315 Min

MN5

300 Min

MN6

285 Min

MN7

270 Min

MN8

255 Min

MN9

240 Min

MN10

230 Min

MN11

220 Min

MN12

210 Min

MN13

200 Min

MN14

190 Min

MN15

180 Min

MN16

170 Min

MN17

160 Min

MN18

150 Min

MN19

140 Min

MN20

130 Min

MN21

120 Min

MN22

110 Min

MN23

105 Min

MN24

100 Min

MN25

95 Min

MN26

90 Min

MN27

85 Min

MN28

80 Min

MN29

75 Min

MN30

70 Min

MN31

65 Min

MN32

60 Min

Recording

Recording

Mode

Time (approx.)

MN1

360 Min

MN2

345 Min

MN3

330 Min

MN4

315 Min

MN5

300 Min

MN6

285 Min

MN7

270 Min

MN8

255 Min

MN9

240 Min

MN10

230 Min

MN11

220 Min

MN12

210 Min

MN13

200 Min

MN14

190 Min

MN15

180 Min

MN16

170 Min

MN17

160 Min

MN18

150 Min

MN19

140 Min

MN20

130 Min

MN21

120 Min

MN22

110 Min

MN23

105 Min

MN24

100 Min

MN25

95 Min

MN26

90 Min

MN27

85 Min

MN28

80 Min

MN29

75 Min

MN30

70 Min

MN31

65 Min

MN32

60 Min

FINE

SP

EP

LP

HDD Recording Mode and
Recording Time

HDD

DVD-RW/R Recording Mode
and Recording Time

VR MODE

DVD-RW

VIDEO MODE

DVD-RW

DVD-R

DV-HR300F

DV-HR350F

• HDD recording time is approximate measure. DVD recording time is approximate measure using 4.7GB disc.
• This does not guarantee the length of recording time. Actual recording time may be shorter than that indicated below depending

on image quality and other aspects.

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Summary of Contents for HR300F

Page 1: ...TREUR DE DVD SQUE DUR CORDER ARD DISC 2 The region number for this recorder is 2 HR350F HR300F D EMPLOI ATION MANUAL ENGLISH FRANÇAIS All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m ...

Page 2: ...All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

Page 3: ...er all servicing to qualified personnel Note This Recorder can be used only where the power supply is AC 220V 240V 50Hz It cannot be used elsewhere CAUTION USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE AS THE LASER BEAM USED IN THIS RECORDER IS HARMFUL TO THE EYES DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISASSEMBLE THE CABINET RE...

Page 4: ...g 26 Channel Sort 26 Deleting Channels 27 Re naming Channels 27 Display Information 28 Content of TV Screen Display 28 Checking the Channel Remaining Time of HDD and Number of Titles 28 Checking the Channel Remaining Time of DVD and Number of Titles 29 Switching Front Panel Display 29 Preparation to Operate This Recorder 30 Time Shift Viewing Chasing Playback 31 Time Shift Viewing 32 Chasing Playb...

Page 5: ...dding a Scene from an Original to a Play List ADD SCENE 75 Changing the Title Sequence MOVE TITLE 77 Erasing Unnecessary Scenes ERASE SCENE 78 Inputting Changing Title Name CHANGE TITLE NAME 78 Changing Thumbnail CHANGE THUMBNAIL 78 Making Sections in a Title DIVIDE CHAPTER 78 Combining Chapters Together COMBINE CHAPTERS 78 Enjoying High Quality Sounds 79 Playing 2 Channel Audio with an Analogue C...

Page 6: ...t the press of a button and then watch the rest of the programme at your leisure after you finish your phone call You can also switch to the current broadcast scene just by pressing STOP LIVE button 2Chasing playback You return home earlier than expected while timer recording is in progress At times like this you don t have to wait for recording to end You can immediately view the programme from t...

Page 7: ...e in the dark 7 Digital connection i LINK with a digital video audio source equip ment The DV IN terminal allows you to capture edit and store material from a digital camcorder equipped with a DV terminal 8 MP3 file playback This Recorder allows you to playback MP3 files recorded on CD RW R 9 SHOWVIEW 3 system The SHOWVIEW system allows you to programme your Recorder for timer recording simply by ...

Page 8: ...ion which is unstable subject to heavy vibration or where there is a lot of dust or tobacco smoke Doing so may cause malfunction or accidents Set up the Recorder so it is hori zontal Do not stand the Recorder up vertically or place it upside down Doing so will cause malfunction Do not place objects on the Re corder Do not place any objects such as vases or lighted candles on the top of the Recorde...

Page 9: ... not move the Recorder while the power is on Do not unplug the power cord from the AC outlet during recording or playback First turn power OFF and then unplug the power cord from the AC outlet Do not use at a location with abrupt temperature variation variation of more than 10 C per hour The Recorder will malfunction if used at a cold location 5 C or less or an extremely hot location 35 C or highe...

Page 10: ...s and so forth In the case a copy guard signal is contained in a source video that occurs partway through recording recording is paused at that point Recording resumes when the copy guard signal is no longer present while no recordings will be made for the part where the copy prevention signal is present In the unlikely event that there is some problem like loss of recorded video or audio content ...

Page 11: ... number 2 ALL Recording Format Video mode Video mode finalized disc only Video CD Audio CD CD DA Audio CD CD DA MP3 file Video CD Contents Audio Video Movie Audio Video Movie Audio Video Movie Audio Audio Audio Video Movie Disc Size 12 cm 5 8 cm 3 12 cm 5 12 cm 5 8 cm 3 Disc Type DVD RW DVD R Video CD Audio CD 4 CD RW CD R 1 Copy Once broadcasts and other programmes that can be recorded only once ...

Page 12: ...M compatible When a disc has been recorded in the VR mode it can be recorded and erased repeatedly Erasure also allows the recording time to be increased When a disc has been recorded in the Video mode additional recording is possible until the disc is full The recording time does not increase 7 even if titles are erased but if the disc is initialized see pages 13 and 95 full recording time is pos...

Page 13: ...ble Time About 60 minutes About 120 minutes About 240 minutes About 360 minutes Recording Mode FINE SP LP EP Description When you want to record high quality images This is the standard recording mode When you want to record for a long period of time with slightly lower image quality When you want to place priority on recording time Recordable time is based on the recording time when using a 4 7 G...

Page 14: ...c and recording format to be used according to the objective of the recording Select the disc and recording format by referring to the table below Unrecordable Material Æ Æ Æ Æ Æ This Recorder is equipped with a copy guard function that prevents recording of video software or broadcast programmes that contain a signal that restricts copying in accordance with copyrights and so forth Example DVD vi...

Page 15: ...the VR mode cannot be played back with a DVD RW compatible player Discs formatted in the VR mode can be recorded and edited even after finalization Finalization takes from several minutes to about an hour Processing takes longer if there is considerable available space on the disc The following operations may cause malfunction Operating discs recorded or edited by this Recorder in a DVD recorder o...

Page 16: ...hannel L R audio and 5 1ch Multi channel MPEG Audio 1 2 only when the DIGITAL AUDIO Output COAXIAL jack is used for connection It does not support 7 1 channel MPEG Audio Version 2 0 The Icons Used in This Operation Manual HDD Indicates the functions that can be performed for the hard disc DVD VIDEO Indicates the functions that can be performed for DVD Video discs VR MODE DVD RW VIDEO MODE DVD RW I...

Page 17: ...er only cloth When wiping discs always move the cloth from the centre hole toward the outer edge Do not use record cleaning sprays benzene thinner static electricity prevention liquids or any other solvent Do not touch the surface Do not stick paper or adhesive labels to the disc If the playing surface of a disc is soiled or scratched the Recorder may decide that the disc is incompatible and eject...

Page 18: ...HDD p 30 16 DVD p 30 17 PLAY p 50 18 STOP LIVE pp 32 50 19 STILL PAUSE pp 32 53 1 PDC VPS indicator 2 Disc Remaining Time indicator p 29 3 Title indicator p 29 4 Dubbing indicator p 47 5 Recording Mode indicator p 34 6 DVD indicator p 20 7 Decoder indicator 8 Chapter indicator p 29 9 Information Display p 29 10 Tamper Proof indicator p 33 11 Simple Recording Timer indicator p 34 1 ANTENNA OUT jack...

Page 19: ...peat pp 54 57 82 27 DVD p 30 28 ORIGINAL PLAY LIST DVD MENU pp 51 59 66 29 SET ENTER pp 22 24 30 n RETURN p 24 31 PLAY pp 32 50 56 32 FWD pp 32 53 57 33 SLOW pp 53 57 34 REPLAY pp 53 57 35 SKIP SEARCH pp 53 57 36 REC MODE ZOOM pp 34 36 54 58 37 REC PAUSE pp 34 36 38 ANGLE p 58 39 FUNCTION p 61 40 DIRECT REC TV p 38 41 CHAPTER MARK RGB OFF pp 21 34 36 50 55 42 AUDIO pp 28 54 58 43 SUBTITLE p 58 44 ...

Page 20: ...ge of remote control NOTE Do not subject the remote control unit to shock water or excessive humidity The remote control unit may not function if the Recorder s remote sensor is in direct sunlight or any other strong light Incorrect use of batteries may cause them to leak or burst Read the battery warnings and use the batteries properly Do not mix old and new batteries or mix different brands Remo...

Page 21: ... Setting the code to RC 2 1 Press and hold OPERATE and 2 together for more than 5 seconds 2 Press OPERATE of this Recorder to see if you can turn it on off If you cannot go to step 3 NOTE The remote control code of the remote becomes RC 1 when you change the batteries Setting the Remote Con trol Code of the Recorder 3 Press OPERATE to turn off the Recorder 4 Press and hold CHANNEL and CHANNEL on t...

Page 22: ... on the rear of this Recorder to the SCART output jack on your Satellite receiver or decoder using the SCART cable commercially available NOTE To connect using S video or component cables see Using Other Types of Video Output on page 21 Important When connecting to your TV using SCART cable When playing back HDD DVD the recorder side input is selected automatically When the channel is changed at t...

Page 23: ...ble supplied NOTE When connecting both S video cable and Video Audio cable to the Recorder the image of S video cable is displayed Connecting Using the component Video Cable Connect the COMPONENT OUT jacks on this Recorder to the component input jacks on your TV using a component video cable commercially available Important When using this connection If the option under START MENU OTHER SETTINGS 2...

Page 24: ...its initial state and all timer programmes will be erased If you pull out the power plug while power is on it will take a while for the hard disc to get ready when you turn on power the next time During this time you can only view live broadcasts If you turn on power in a low tempe rature environment only live broadcast viewing is possible until the hard disc HDD reaches its operating tempera ture...

Page 25: ...f 84 channels can be set 11 Press RETURN NEXT to display the CLOCK setting screen The CLOCK screen will appear Refer to Clock Setting on page 25 C LOCK T I ME DA T E 0 0 0 1 0 1 SE L ECT YEAR 0 4 RE T URN CHANGE ENT ER Important You can perform the AUTO INSTALLATION function afterward by holding down CHANNEL and DVD on the front of the Recorder for more than 2 seconds MOVE 1 ZDF 7WDR 3 2 RT L 1 8 ...

Page 26: ...e screen for the selected option will appear Operate using and SET ENTER 4 Press START MENU or EXIT to quit the START MENU The START MENU screen will close and the screen will return to normal NOTE If you perform no operation the START MENU screen will disappear after about 1 minute This operation will not work at the following times During playback during Time Shift Viewing during display of the ...

Page 27: ...n press SET ENTER Clock Setting MODE SE T T I NG MANUA L TUN I NG CHANNE L SORT CLOCK SE T T I NG SE L ECT RE T URN ENT ER 3 Press to select CLOCK SETTING then press SET ENTER 4 Enter the time using the Number buttons or If the minutes or hours are less than 10 enter leading 0 C LOCK T I ME DA T E 1 5 0 6 1 0 1 SE L ECT YEAR 0 4 RE T URN CHANGE ENT ER C LOCK T I ME DA T E 2 0 3 0 1 0 4 DA T E DAY ...

Page 28: ...channel can be selected when using the CH instead of the Number buttons 10Press SET ENTER to store this channel The Recorder will incre ment to the next channel up If any more channels are to be tuned in repeat this procedure Once all the channels have been tuned in Press START MENU or EXIT to return to the normal screen Channel Sort When your Recorder tunes in broadcast channels automatically it ...

Page 29: ...9 RE T URN ENT ER CANCE L 2 RT L 1 8 NDR 3 3 RT L 2 9 KAB 4 SA T 1 1 0 CH 0 2 5 PR 0 7 1 1 E 3 6WDR 3 1 2 SA T 3 S E L ECT 1 5 1 3 S 1 1 4 S 2 1 5 S 3 1 6 S 4 1 7 S T 0 9 9 1 8 RE T URN ENT ER 1 ZDF 7 BR 3 7 When all the channels you wish have been cancelled either press RETURN to return to the CHANNEL SORT screen or press START MENU or EXIT to return to the normal screen NAME 1 ARD 7WDR 3 2 ZDF 8...

Page 30: ...g playback Time Shift Viewing Chasing Playback or Simultaneous Recording Display Information Display automatically disappears in 3 seconds PR 2 ARD R L NICAM STEREO 12 4 5 3 PR 2 ARD R L NICAM STEREO HDD ORIGINAL 0 0 0 0 5 1 HD OR IN AL D IG TI AT PE RE E TL 19h10m REMAIN 0 0 0 0 2 8 1 3 3 4 6 FINE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 Press ON SCREEN under the cover or HDD again The HDD information screen is displayed...

Page 31: ... under the cover or DVD again The screen changes to the counter display 4 Press ON SCREEN under the cover or DVD again Display is turned off Display Information DVD RW OR VR IN AL IG TI AT PE RE E TL REMAIN 0h49m 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 7 1 1 FINE 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 0 0 0 0 2 6 DVD RW OR VR IN AL IG NOTE The DVD information screen step 2 will automatically disappear in 1 minute The counter display step 3 will no...

Page 32: ...n the Recorder on TV broadcast will be displayed Operating HDD Press The HDD button on the front of the Recorder lights up and HDD operation is enabled Operating DVD Press The DVD button on the front of the Recorder lights up and DVD operation is enabled Recording and Playback Refer to pages 33 to 63 for details about recording and playback NOTE After turning on power both the HDD and DVD buttons ...

Page 33: ...If you press G REV or J FWD during Time Shift Viewing or Chasing Playback Fast Reverse Forward Playback starts If you press G REV or J FWD again the speed of Fast Reverse Forward Playback changes as shown below You cannot listen to audio during Fast Reverse Forward Playback Approx 2g Approx 8g Approx 32g Approx 8g 1 Time Shift Viewing While you are watching a programme the phone rings At times lik...

Page 34: ...ME SHIFT or STOP LIVE is pressed HDD remaining capacity is gone The broadcast whose recording is prohibited is received Time Shift Viewing Chasing Playback Approx 2g Approx 32g Approx 8g Chasing Playback HDD 1 Press PLAY during recording Playback starts from the beginning of the programme being recorded Chasing Playback Press FSTILL PAUSE to pause playback Still Playback To cancel Still Playback p...

Page 35: ...g recording Tamper Proof You can set Tamper Proof to prevent operations by mistake during recording or timer recording 1 Press and hold TAMPER PROOF ON SCREEN and DISPLAY together for more than 2 seconds 2 Each time you perform this operation the function is activated or deactivated If you try to operate the Recorder while Tamper Proof is set blinks in the front display panel and tells you that Ta...

Page 36: ...ck During pause the REC indicator for HDD on the front of the Recorder blinks FINE SP LP EP MNgg HD OR IN AL D IG REMAIN 19h8m 0 0 1 9 3 0 1 1 1 1 FINE REC STOP TIME 10 30 SELECT ENTER ENTER SET STOP TIME 6 Press REC PAUSE to resume recording 7 Press REC STOP to stop record ing DATA IS BEING RECORDED TO DISC displays on TV screen and recording stops NOTE Data is still written to the disc after rec...

Page 37: ...he recording Cannot cut TV commercials automatically You cannot cut scenes when you record programmes by Video mode to DVD RW or DVD R Recording to DVD DVD RW OR VR IN AL IG REMAIN 0h30m 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 FINE Tamper Proof You can set Tamper Proof to prevent operations by mistake during recording or timer recording 1 Press and hold TAMPER PROOF ON SCREEN and DISPLAY together for more than 2 second...

Page 38: ...recording Recording either stops or pauses automati cally in the following cases Programme which prohibits recording is on air Unable to continue recording for some reason Timer recording cannot be performed during direct recording To perform timer recording stop direct recording before the preset time for timer recording You may not be able to record on disc edited by other recorder If a disc edi...

Page 39: ... MN28 35 Hr MN29 34 Hr MN30 33 Hr MN31 32 Hr MN32 30 Hr FINE SP EP LP EP LP Recording Recording Mode Time approx MN1 360 Min MN2 345 Min MN3 330 Min MN4 315 Min MN5 300 Min MN6 285 Min MN7 270 Min MN8 255 Min MN9 240 Min MN10 230 Min MN11 220 Min MN12 210 Min MN13 200 Min MN14 190 Min MN15 180 Min MN16 170 Min MN17 160 Min MN18 150 Min MN19 140 Min MN20 130 Min MN21 120 Min MN22 110 Min MN23 105 M...

Page 40: ...model some particular modes cannot be played back OTHER SETTINGS 1 MANUAL REC MODE ABLE TO SELECT 1 OF 32 LEVELS OF PICTURE QUALITY IN MANUAL REC MODE WHEN USING RECORDING MODE SWITCH EP LP SP FINE 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 REC FUNCTION VIEW PLAY SETTING ADJUSTMENT AUTO CHAPTER EXACT RECORDING REC AUDIO FORMAT EXTERNAL AUDIO VIDEO MODE AUDIO MANUAL REC MODE OTHER SETTINGS 1 REC FUNCTION 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 Sett...

Page 41: ...onal recordings at the same time each day or week select DAILY or WEEKLY as appropriate 4 Press SET ENTER to confirm DA T E PR S T ART S 2 5 1 2 W 1 2 3 5 1 SE L ECT PR PRES E T RE T URN ENT ER 1 4 TOP 3 0 5 F H CHANGE NOTE ERROR will appear if you have entered a number that is not a correct SHOWVIEW number If this happens press ERASE to delete the numbers as required and enter the correct SHOWVIE...

Page 42: ...me for your programme the Recorder will still record the whole programme It is essential that the start time as it appears in the TV listing is used to programme the Recorder as this informa tion is used to identify the VPS PDC signal corresponding to your programme Even if recording by timer programming is completed since the Recorder is VPS PDC system compatible the power may remain on internall...

Page 43: ... PR S T ART S 2 5 1 2 DA T E DAY MONTH SE L ECT 1 4 TOP F H RE T URN CHANGE ENT ER Press or Number buttons to change the date if you want If you use the Number buttons enter two digits for the day then two for the month For example for December 25th press 2 5 25th then 1 2 December 5 When the correct date for your recording is shown press to move to the next setting 6 If you want to make additiona...

Page 44: ...VD as recording media timer recording will not start during disc playback If ALTERNATE RECORDING is set to YES the programme will be timer recorded to HDD Timer recording will not start during dubbing Manual recording and editing cannot be performed during timer standby Timer Recording 9 Press or the Number buttons to enter the stop time then press For example for 13 05 stop press 1 3 0 5 REC MODE...

Page 45: ... URN ENT ER 4 If the settings are correct press START MENU or EXIT to exit Changing 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 of Confirming described left 2 Press to highlight the timer recording you want to change then press SET ENTER to select 3 Press to highlight the setting to be changed and correct it by using or the Number buttons DA T E PR S T ART S 2 6 1 2W 8 1 2 0 5 1 2 4 ERASE CANCE L SE L ECT 1 4 TOP 3 0 5...

Page 46: ...ile dubbing You cannot record to HDD or playback titles on HDD while dubbing Limitation during Dubbing Stopping Dubbing in the Middle When dubbing Copy Once enabled programme from HDD to DVD RW CPRM compatible is stopped in the middle the part that was dubbed will be erased from HDD If you restart the dubbing you can dub the remaining part as a different title but overlap between title dubbed befo...

Page 47: ...t with HI SP DUB PRIORITY set to YES either L CH or R CH audio is recorded See page 93 for details When recording 16 9 size image in LP EP or MN1 17 recording modes the image will be recorded as 4 3 squeezed Rate Conversion Dubbing Limitation of Rate Conversion Dubbing DOLBY VIRTUAL SURROUND page 62 will be set to OFF when rate conversion dubbing is used DD OUTPUT LEVEL page 88 is set to NO when r...

Page 48: ... ON REMAINING CAPACITY EP LP SP FINE 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 DUBBING HDD ORIGINAL s DVD 1 2 6 5 4 3 SELECT SET TITLE TO DUB SELECTED TIME 0h 10m DVD REMAN 2h10m DUBBING HDD ORIGINAL s DVD 0 1 E U T 5 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 E L 3 3 T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 TITLE LIST CHAPTER NEXT STEP ENTER Dubbing HDD DVD High Speed Dubbing HDD DVD HDD VR MODE DVD RW VIDEO MODE DVD RW DVD R You can cho...

Page 49: ...ntil the disc is full For a Copy Once enabled programme the dubbed part will be erased automatically from the HDD Take out the dubbed disc and load a new one to continue dubbing In case you want to divide and dub a Copy Once enabled programme to several discs stop dubbing manually and reload the disc Front Panel Display during Dubbing PLAY indicator of media of original source and REC indicator of...

Page 50: ...e that is title protected Load recordable DVD Load recordable DVD with enough capacity Cancel disc protection or change to new recordable DVD Erase recorded programmes you don t want from HDD to create necessary capacity to record You cannot dub during recording playback Copy Once enabled title programme or title with signal that prohibits copying recorded to DVD cannot be dubbed to HDD When You C...

Page 51: ... Erase unnecessary timer programmes Timer recording does not work during dubbing Stop dub bing before timer recording Stop playing back the DVD more than 3 minutes before timer recording starts If you don t stop playback until timer recording start time timer recording will not start Timer recording does not function during direct recording Stop direct recording before the preset start time for ti...

Page 52: ...fast reverse Press JFWD or GREV during playback Each time these buttons are pressed the speed cycles through the following settings Press PLAY to return to normal playback 3 Press STOP LIVE to stop playback HDD Playback NOTE The final few seconds may not be played back depending on how the recording was stopped The end position of the programme played back may be shifted slightly from the position...

Page 53: ...MBNAIL The REC LIST can also be displayed from the START MENU see page 24 To switch between Original Title List and Play List press ORIGINAL PLAY LIST Each time the button is pressed ORIGINAL original titles or PLAY LIST is selected in turn If you press Blue A TITLE LIST you can switch to title list Press Blue A THUMBNAIL to switch from title list to thumbnail 3 Press to select the programme you w...

Page 54: ... lights up 2 Press DIRECT while playback stops or during playback 3 Press to select the title number you want to see then press SET ENTER Playback starts from the beginning of the selected title NOTE You can select the title number to play back by using Function Control screen page 61 Title number currently selected 1 38 DV HR350F 050 054 04 3 1 4 23 PM 52 All manuals and user guides at all guides...

Page 55: ...ss PLAY to return to normal playback You cannot perform slow playback over a boundary between titles At the end of the title slow playback will be cancelled and normal playback will be selected automatically Approx 2g Approx 32g Approx 8g Approx 1 2g Approx 1 16g Approx 1 8g Still Picture Playback Frame Advance Playback This feature enables still playback and frame advance playback 1 Press FSTILL ...

Page 56: ... via the digital output jack you cannot select the audio channel Set DIGITAL AUDIO OUT to PCM see page 88 or if you want to change the audio channel listen via the analogue output jacks Zoom You can magnify your favorite section Press ZOOM during playback Each time you press this button the zoom setting cycles in the following sequence ZOOM 1 approx 1 2 ZOOM 2 approx 1 5 ZOOM 3 approx 2 0 OFF No d...

Page 57: ... DVD on the front of Recorder is lit green during playback 6 To stop playback press STOP LIVE To Record a Chapter Mark during Playback Press CHAPTER MARK under the cover The message RECORDED CHAPTER MARK is displayed and the chapter mark is recorded Chapter marks can be set during playback only with DVD RW VR mode Chapter marks cannot be set manually for DVD RW Video mode DVD R or during Simultane...

Page 58: ... STOP LIVE twice and then press PLAY to display the menu 4 Press to select the title 5 Press SET ENTER Playback of the selected title will begin 6 To stop playback press STOP LIVE NOTE If a disc recorded in Video mode has been finalized pages 13 95 a menu screen will be created automatically to enable playback with other DVD players For that reason the menu screen is different before and after fin...

Page 59: ... When JFWD is pressed The search speed will cycle as follows each time you press the button When playing back a DVD When playing back a video CD or audio CD Skipping to the Beginning of a Chapter Track Skipping to the beginning of a chapter or track functions when Lor Kis pressed during playback Slow Playback Slow Playback functions when SLOW is pressed during playback Still Picture Playback Frame...

Page 60: ...btitles DVD CD Playback 2 Press to select the subtitles you want to see You can select by pressing SUB TITLE The display indicates the subtitle number currently being played back and the subtitles appear To hide the subtitles press a few times and select OFF You can also select OFF by pressing SUBTITLE or Zoom You can magnify your favorite section by pressing ZOOM during playback Each time you pre...

Page 61: ...the title menu and a disc guide for options like subtitles and audio languages are given in the disc menu Playback by Selecting a Title from the Title Menu 1 Press DVD TITLE The title menu screen is displayed DVD CD Playback 2 Press to select the title then press SET ENTER The selected title is played back NOTE The procedure explained on this page is the basic operation procedure Procedures vary d...

Page 62: ... to repeat one track by pressing INPUT Dolby Virtual Surround does not operate 3 Press to select the folder you want to play then press SET ENTER The file music title in the folder is displayed on the file selection screen Press RETURN to return to the folder selection screen If you press PLAY after selecting the folder the playback screen is displayed and the files in that folder will be played f...

Page 63: ...appearing on the TV screen 3 Press to set then press SET ENTER Operation may vary depending on the setting item Operate by following the operation guide instructions on the screen 4 Press RETURN or FUNCTION under the cover to close the Function Control screen NOTE If is displayed for an option like title number or subtitles the disc has no titles or subtitles which can be selected When you press D...

Page 64: ...et Dolby Virtual Surround to ON and audio sounds funny during playback set it to OFF There are no level settings Title Number Direct Title Skip Shows the title number being played back You can skip to the start of the title Chapter Number Direct Chapter Skip Shows the chapter number being played back You can skip to the start of the chapter Playback Elapsed Time Direct Time Skip Shows the elapsed ...

Page 65: ...n the HDD or a DVD CD STOP LIVE is the button for stopping playback Recording will not stop To stop recording press REC STOP You cannot play back a DVD RW R while recording to that same DVD RW R You cannot start recording during playback from HDD DVD or CD During Simultaneous Record Playback the recording conditions may have an effect on playback but recording will still be done correctly Checking...

Page 66: ...en press SET ENTER Select NO if you do not wish to cancel High Speed Dubbing Priority setting 6 Press EXIT to quit FUNCTION MENU NOTE This feature cancels High Speed Dubbing Priority setting for the title recorded with HI SP DUB PRIORITY set to YES When this is cancelled limitations during editing are relaxed but the original state cannot be restored HI SP DUB PRIORITY ENTER RETURN ENTER n REC LIS...

Page 67: ...g All Titles page 73 Erasing by Selecting a Title or Chapter page 73 Adding a Scene from an Original to a Play List ADD SCENE page 75 Changing the Title Sequence MOVE TITLE page 77 Erasing Unnecessary Scenes ERASE SCENE page 78 Inputting Changing Title Name CHANGE TITLE NAME page 78 Changing Thumbnail CHANGE THUMBNAIL page 78 Making Sections in a Title DIVIDE CHAPTER page 78 Combining Chapters Tog...

Page 68: ...s can be created only for HDD or VR mode Switching when the Re corder power is on Editing HDD DVD 0 1 N O M 4 E L 3 3 T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F SET START POINT PLAYBACK ENTER PLAY ERASE SCENE CHANGE TITLE NAME CHANGE THUMBNAIL DIVIDE CHAPTER SPECIFY ERASE RANGE 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 EDIT HDD ORIGINAL 01 00 2 00 00 02 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 HD OR IN AL D IG REMAIN 20h0m 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 FINE 0 0 0 ...

Page 69: ...e the original designated end point effective set it again after combining up with the chapter just after page 72 REC LIST TIMER PROGRAM CHECK INITIALIZE FINALIZE OTHER SETTINGS 1 OTHER SETTINGS 2 EDIT ERASE DUBBING INFORMATION EDITS ERASES RECORDED TITLES START MENU EDIT ERASE 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 ENTER SELECT ENTER RETURN n Editing an OriginalTitle HDD DVD EDIT ERASE SELECT ENTER RETURN ENTER n EDIT ...

Page 70: ...ETURN n YES NO EDIT HDD ORIGINAL 9 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 Editing an Original Title HDD DVD Searching for the Start Point and End Point Scenes The following playback operations are available when searching for the start point and end point scenes Playback If you press PLAY the currently paused title will be played back Skipping to the start of a chapter If the scene to be selected is in another title or ch...

Page 71: ...Red B or Green C to select the character to change When you want to insert characters move the cursor to the position you want to insert by pressing Red B or Green C 2 2 2 2 2 Press Blue A to erase the character to change World Rail 7 Press to select the character to input then press SET ENTER Inputs character in input field To switch between capital and small letters select CAPS or small then pre...

Page 72: ...1 5 2 1 2 6 5 4 3 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 EDIT HDD ORIGINAL ENTER SELECT TITLE LIST CHAPTER EDIT MENU ENTER RETURN n 0 1 N O M 4 E L 3 3 T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F 9 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 SCENE ERASE CHANGE TITLE NAME CHANGE THUMBNAIL DIVIDE CHAPTERS SELECT SCENE FOR THUMBNAIL 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 EDIT HDD ORIGINAL 01 14 1 00 00 12 0 1 N O M 4 E L 3 3 T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F 9 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 ERASE ...

Page 73: ...ECTED TITLES ERASES SELECTED TITLES DISABLES EDIT ERASE TITLES ERASE ALL TITLES ERASE TITLES TITLE PROTECT OFF 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 1 2 6 5 4 3 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 EDIT HDD ORIGINAL 0 1 N O M 4 E L 3 3 T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F 9 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 6 Press PLAY to start playback Find the scene to erase using JFWD GREV FSTILL PAUSE K L or SLOW on the remote comtrol 7 Press SET ENTER at the point where ...

Page 74: ...ode discs Titles created with Play List page 74 cannot be protected Before Starting Editing Switch to the drive HDD or DVD to be edited 1 Select EDIT ERASE in START MENU screen then press SET ENTER 2 Press to select TITLE PROTECT OFF then press SET ENTER 3 Press to select the title to protect then press SET ENTER Each time the button is pressed the setting toggles between PROTECT and UNPROTECT The...

Page 75: ... the instructions on the screen Note You can only undo once to the state immediately before the last erase 6 Press EXIT to exit from Edit mode Erasing by Selecting a Title or Chapter HDD VR MODE DVD RW VIDEO MODE DVD RW DVD R Allows you to select titles to erase and erase them in a batch When erasing original titles If original titles are erased those titles will also be erased from play lists Whe...

Page 76: ... 1 1 1 Press to select COPY TITLE CHAPTER 2 2 2 2 2 Press SET ENTER REC LIST Thumbnail screen of the original appears 6 1 1 1 1 1 Press to select title to copy To select a chapter press Red B CHAPTER 2 2 2 2 2 Press SET ENTER The selected title chapter becomes a Play List title Creating from Part of an Original You can select a desired scene from an original title and make it into a Play List titl...

Page 77: ...RW Adds video selected from an original to the end of play list titles NOTE The selected scene cannot be added if adding it will make the title longer than 12 hours Scenes can be added as long as the length of the title after adding is less than the maximum of 12 hours Before Starting Editing Switch to the drive HDD or DVD to be edited 1 Select EDIT ERASE in START MENU screen then press SET ENTER ...

Page 78: ...2 01 00 2 00 00 12 SET START POINT PLAYBACK ENTER EDIT HDD ORIGINAL PLAY 0 1 N O M 4 E L 3 3 T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 When the start point is set to near the beginning of a chapter the beginning of the chapter will be selected as the start point To make the original designated start point effective set it again after combining up with the chapter just before page 72 8 Pr...

Page 79: ... T I T R P O F N I E L T I T E N I F 0 0 0 1 6 1 6 1 6 Press SET ENTER If a point prior to the selected title is selected as the destination the title will move to the point immediately prior to the selected title Press Green C UNDO to restore to the state before the movement Operate according to the instructions on the screen Example If Title 3 is selected and the destination cursor is set to Tit...

Page 80: ...ET ENTER The Thumbnail screen appears 2 Press ORIGINAL PLAY LIST to display PLAY LIST Thumbnail screen 3 Change the thumbnail using the same operation used for changing an original thumbnail steps 4 9 on page 70 Making Sections in a Title DIVIDE CHAPTER HDD VR MODE DVD RW Divides a title into multiple chapters This makes editing and dubbing in chapter units more convenient 1 Select EDIT at the EDI...

Page 81: ...nal White Red White Red Audio cable commercially available To AUDIO Output jacks To amplifier audio input jacks Audio equipment etc Jack and Plug Colours Audio Left White Audio Right Red The Recorder Dolby Digital DTS MPEG Audio processor or amplifier Optical digital cable commercially available or Coaxial digital cable commercially available To DIGITAL AUDIO Output OPTICAL terminal To optical dig...

Page 82: ...y DTS audio Audio equipment with an optical or coaxial digital input terminal Optical digital cable commercially available or To DIGITAL AUDIO Output OPTICAL terminal To optical digital input terminal The Recorder Coaxial digital cable commercially available To coaxial digital input jack To DIGITAL AUDIO Output COAXIAL jack Important When using this connection set DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT to PCM see p...

Page 83: ...e signal may not be input to this Recorder depending on the camcorder When this happens use an analogue connection page 83 The DV IN terminal is not compatible with connection to a PC This Recorder cannot be controlled from other equipment connected to the DV IN terminal Only one camcorder can be connected to this Recorder using the DV IN terminal Connect this Recorder and the camcorder directly T...

Page 84: ...TE Material protected with a copy guard cannot be recorded Date and time data as well as the contents of cassette memory cannot be recorded There are some digital camcorders which cannot be operated using the On screen Control Panel even when DV LINK is set to ON In such cases set it to OFF See page 90 Recording from External Equipment SELECT ENTER PLAYBACK PLAYBACK DV LINK ENABLES CONTROL OF DV C...

Page 85: ...irectly on the TV and video viewed as external input to the Recorder Example To record by connecting a camcorder to the LINE IN 3 jacks Recording from External Equipment To VIDEO AUDIO input jacks To S video output jack To video audio output jack To S VIDEO input jack Camcorder The Recorder Video audio cable provided with camcorder or commercially available S video cable commercially available 1 P...

Page 86: ...DEO MODE AUDIO is recorded MPEG Records audio as MPEG audio EXTERNAL AUDIO This selects audio to be input from an external device Be sure to always select BILINGUAL when recording bilingual sound If you select STEREO when recording the audio for the left channel L CH and right channel R CH will be heard together during playback When recording bilingual sound you can switch between the left channel...

Page 87: ...T ERASE DUBBING START MENU OTHER SETTINGS 1 DISPLAYS SET ITEMS BEFORE REC PLAYBACK 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 OTHER SETTINGS 1 OTHER SETTINGS 2 INFORMATION REC FUNCTION VIEW PLAY SETTING ADJUSTMENT AUTO CHAPTER EXACT RECORDING REC AUDIO FORMAT EXTERNAL AUDIO VIDEO MODE AUDIO MANUAL REC MODE OTHER SETTING 1 REC FUNCTION 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 ENTER SELECT ENTER RETURN n OTHER SETTINGS 1 EXTERNAL AUDI...

Page 88: ... GD Scots Gaelic GL Galician GN Guarani GU Gujarati HA Hausa HI Hindi HR Croatian HU Hungarian HY Armenian IA Interlingua IE Interlingue IK Inupiak IN Indonesian IS Icelandic IT Italian IW Hebrew JA Japanese JI Yiddish JW Javanese KA Georgian KK Kazakh KL Greenlandic KM Cambodian KN Kannada KO Korean KS Kashmiri KU Kurdish KY Kirghiz LA Latin LN Lingala LO Laothian LT Lithuanian LV Latvian Lettish...

Page 89: ... 1 2 1 5 2 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 PASSWORD SETTING DVD PLAY SETTING OTHER SETTINGS 1 VIEW PLAY SETTING REC FUNCTION VIEW PLAY SETTING ADJUSTMENT FRANCE OFF OTHER SETTINGS 1 DVD PLAY SETTING 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 ENTER ENTER RETURN n SETS THE PARENTAL CONTROL OF DVD VIDEO SET THE PARENTAL CONTROL LEVEL SET THE COUNTRY CODE PARENTAL CONTROL DISC LANGUAGE SELECT Password Setting 1 1 1 1 1 Select PASSWORD SETTING ...

Page 90: ...igital cable PCM This setting is for when you digitally connect with 2ch audio device or an MD recorder This changes Dolby Digital sound DTS or MPEG sound to PCM uncompressed output which can be played back with 2ch audio device BIT STREAM This setting is for when you digitally connect with audio device which is compatible with Dolby Digital sound DTS or MPEG sound You can also enjoy DTS audio if ...

Page 91: ... scenes when you have edited an original title or play list The transition point may shift about one second ALTERNATE RECORDING This function is for switching recording to HDD when you originally set to record to DVD RW R but could not because of the disc situation This function works in the following cases 1 When there is not enough disc capacity left in DVD 2 When a disc which cannot record is l...

Page 92: ...nto the Recorder via a DV connec tion You can also select the type of audio to be captured from the camcorder DV LINK OFF Select this when you cannot operate the camcorder properly with the On screen Control Panel ON This lets you operate the camcorder using the On screen Control Panel DV AUDIO INPUT STEREO 1 This lets you capture audio you recorded with the camcorder STEREO 2 This lets you captur...

Page 93: ...o exit REC LIST TIMER PROGRAM CHECK INITIALIZE FINALIZE EDIT ERASE DUBBING START MENU OTHER SETTINGS 1 DISPLAYS SET ITEMS BEFORE REC PLAYBACK 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 OTHER SETTINGS 1 OTHER SETTINGS 2 INFORMATION REC FUNCTION VIEW PLAY SETTING ADJUSTMENT VIDEO AUDIO SETTING OPTION SETTING OTHER SETTINGS 1 ADJUSTMENT 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 WIDE 16 9 NORMAL 4 3 OTHER SETTINGS 1 VIDEO AUDIO SETTING 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 E...

Page 94: ...GB output video press the TV DVD button on the remote control and switch to DVD mode L2 IN This sets the type of video signal input from L2 DECODER EXT Functions under OTHER SETTINGS 2 This section explains various settings relating to input output of video audio signal TV channel preset and clock For details about each setting see the corresponding pages MODE SETTING s page 92 MANUAL TUNING s pag...

Page 95: ... BILINGUAL R STEREO BILINGUAL L BILINGUAL R L L L R R R L L L R R R L L L R R R L L R R L R L VR MODE VIDEO MODE R L R MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO EXTERNAL AUDIO VIDEO MODE AUDIO RECORDING AUDIO When making a PCM recording of bilingual sound only the audio selected in VIDEO MODE AUDIO is recorded When recording audio in the PCM format with the recording mode set to ...

Page 96: ...ly it sorts them into a standard order using internal information The MOVE function lets you change the order of the channel CANCEL This lets you delete a channel from the Recorder memory NAME When your Recorder tunes in broadcast channels automatically it names them using the VPS PDC information The NAME function lets you change the name of the channel CHANNEL SORT 2 CLOCK The clock will normally...

Page 97: ...SE ALL TITLES function to erase the titles protected titles will remain but if you use the HDD initializing function all titles will be erased Dub any important recordings to DVD RW R disc s before initializing the HDD INITIALIZE YES NO YES NO VR VIDEO INITIALIZE YES NO Function Setting Initialization Before recording to DVD RW initialize the disc in VR mode or Video mode You can also initialize t...

Page 98: ...R MODE INIT DVD VIDEO MODE INIT AUTO INITIALIZE HDD INITIALIZE ENTER RETURN ENTER n 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 AFTER RECORDING IT IS POSSIBLE TO USE A VARIETY OF EDITING FUNCTIONS TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR VIDEO INITIALIZE DVD SELECT 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 INITIALIZE INITIALIZE 8 2 0 1 2 1 5 2 DVD VR MODE INIT DVD VIDEO MODE INIT AUTO INITIALIZE HDD INITIALIZE INITIALIZING INITIALIZING COMPLETED DVD VR MODE INIT DVD VIDEO ...

Page 99: ...s power is on the Recorder is unplugged or there is a power failure for more than about 1 hour the settings will be lost Make sure that you turn off the Recorder before unplugging the power cord Press STOP LIVE and restart playback Turn off the power and turn on the power again If power does not go off press the RESET button inside the front door of the Recorder Page 99 Is the Tamper Proof functio...

Page 100: ...ean the disc Check whether there is enough empty space on the disc being recorded to Check whether the disc is protected Check whether the number of original titles is 199 for the HDD or 99 for a DVD RW R Check whether you are trying to record video whose recording is prohibited Check whether there was a power failure while waiting for or during timer recording Clean the disc Proper playback may b...

Page 101: ...ion with low temperature the HDD may enter the preparation state Please wait a while There may be a problem with the HDD Contact the nearest service centre approved by Sharp If the interval between CD tracks is short the track numbers on the recorded MD may differ from the CD If you do not operate the Recorder for a certain time while power is ON you will hear the sound of the HDD operating This i...

Page 102: ...gnal is input Occurs if a title or chapter mark exceeds the recordable upper limit Number of titles HDD 199 DVD 99 Number of chapters HDD 999 DVD 999 Occurs if you load a disc which cannot be recorded to with this Recorder or a disc which is scratched or dirty Occurs if you attempt operation when a tape has not been loaded in the digital camcorder linked via DV connection Occurs if the digital cam...

Page 103: ...er cord is unplugged and plugged in again while power is ON Occurs if time shift viewing is impossible because recording of the broadcast itself is forbidden by copyright protection Wait until DVD disc recovery is finished Remove the disc Record on CPRM compatible DVD RW disc in VR mode Initialize the HDD once If initializa tion does not solve the problem please contact the nearest service centre ...

Page 104: ...e original If title protection is set for a title you cannot move it so perform dubbing movement after cancel ling title protection Dub in VR mode to a CPRM compatible DVD RW Replace with a recordable disc Dub from a DVD RW R disc Be careful because the dubbing source video is erased after dubbing Error message Possible Error Suggested Solution Messages during Dubbing Messages during Editing CANNO...

Page 105: ...rrects for gradations in dark areas of images to make images clearer Enhances the fine detail of the image and outlines of the objects it contains This lets you select things like the subtitle language or overdub audio using a menu stored on the DVD video disc A sound system developed by Dolby Laboratories Inc that gives movie theatre ambi ence to audio output when the product is connected to a Do...

Page 106: ...ferent angles and these are stored in a single disc so you can enjoy playback from different angles This function can be enjoyed if the disc is recorded with multiple angles This is a feature of DVD video discs This function makes it possible to record multiple different audio tracks for the same video so you can enhance your enjoyment by switching audio You can enjoy this function with discs reco...

Page 107: ...ings like the chapter to be played back and the subtitle language In some DVD video discs the title menu may be called the Top Menu These numbers are recorded on DVD discs When a disc contains two or more movies these movies are numbered as title 1 title 2 etc These numbers are assigned to the tracks which are recorded on video CDs and Audio CDs They enable specific tracks to be located quickly VB...

Page 108: ...scs DVD Video DVD RW R DVD RW R Audio CD CD DA Video CD CD RW R CD DA Video CD format MP3 file format Specifications Tuner Channel coverage PAL B G VHF 2 12 UHF 21 69 CATV S1 S41 SECAM L VHF 2 12 UHF 21 69 CATV B Q Timer Programmes 16 programmes 1 year Clock Quartz lock 24 hour digital display Memory backup Approx 1 hour Input Output VHF UHF antenna input output terminal 75Ω F shape connector Vide...

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