Within a Recorded Program File, you can select up to
10 Skip Points
sections (Per File), being sections of
your recorded program that you do not want to view
when
playing back
the file.
Skip Points enables selecting the
Start Point
and
Finish
Point
of sections, with your preferred section length.
Example:
Your previously recorded file is one hour
length and you wish to ‘Skip’ the section from the 15
minute mark to the 18 minute mark.
Once you have input the start and end skip points, when you
play back the file, this 3 minute section will be eliminated from
view. (You can determine the section length)
The section is still within the file but it is now
seamlessly skipped over.
Important:
These Skip Points can be manually cleared
which re-inserts the original section.
• Push the
ORANGE
‘List’ Button
•
HD Program Guide
banner will be viewed.
• Scroll to your selected recorded file
• Push
ENTER
button to begin playing the file
• Push ENTER button again banner will be viewed
with white time length bar and the total file Length
indicated on the right and the current time position
within the file indicted on the left.
• You can continue viewing the file until you reach
your required Skip (start) Point or action by FF &
REW buttons.
• Once you have selected your start Skip Point position,
push the
RED record
button and a Red Skip Point icon
will be placed and viewed at that position
• Select your end Skip Point position by continuing
view of the file (or FF & REW).
18
. Once end Skip Point position has been selected,
push
RED record
button and a yellow icon will be
viewed at that position. Your start Skip point will also
now change to a yellow icon.
This completes the input of Skip Point sections and
you can then choose to rewind to the start of the
recorded file to view the recorded file in its entirety, or
push EXIT to return to normal TV broadcast.
Each time you playback your recorded file, your Skip
Point sections will be eliminated from view and will be
seamlessly skipped over.
Controlling Recorded Files
Skip Points
