Toshiba RD-X2U, Owner'S Manual

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Editing
Creating Chapters
A recording makes 1 title, which includes 1 chapter. By dividing it into several chapters, it will be easier
to access a desired scene, and your editing or playback will be much easier.
1
During stop or playback, press CONTENT
MENU.
The CONTENT MENU Title List appears.
Pressing the HDD or DVD button can switch the drives.
2
Press / / / to select a title.
• To go to the next or previous page, press the
PICTURE SEARCH ( / ) button.
• To select a chapter, first highlight the title that contains
the chapter you want, then press the button.
The display changes to “CONTENT MENU Chapter
List”.
To go back to the title display, press the
button
again.
To create chapters in a title, insert a chapter mark. Use the frame advance and pause to, locate a point where you want
to divide, then press the CHP DIVIDE button.
The point divides the chapter (into two). You can create some chapters by repeating the above operation.
Note
• Chapters cannot be created in the following modes:
Pause TV / Chase Play / Dubbing / Content Play / Fast-reverse, Fast-forward / Slow-motion
If you want to modify the chapter division, or want to place a chapter mark more precisely monitoring the
frame counter, follow the procedures below.
CONTENT MENU
ENTER
HDD DVD-RAM
ENTER
PLAY STOP PAUSE
REC
TV/VIDEO CHANNEL
DISPLAY
REMAIN INPUT SELECT ZOOM TIME BAR
VOLUME
P in P CHP DIVIDE
LIBRARY
REC MENU EDIT MENU
CONTENT MENU
DVD HDD
V-REMOTE
ANGLE
OPEN/CLOSE
SUBTITLE AUDIO CHANNEL
FR
AM
E/A
DJU
ST
SL
OW
SK
IP
P
IC
TU
RE
SE
AR
CH
REC
DIMMER
QUICK MENU
DVD HDD
INSTANT SKIP INSTANT REPLAY
TOP MENU MENU RETURN
DVD
TV
TIMESLIP
PICTURE SEARCH
HDD/DVD
e.g.
HDD
Original Original
Original Original
Original Original
2002/10/11 PM0
7:00 Ch:4
(0:53:45)
2002/10/11 PM1
1:00 Ch:6
(0:29:50)
2002/10/15 PM0
9:00 Ch:3
(0:52:40)
2002/10/16 PM0
7:00 Ch:8
(0:54:30)
2002/10/17 PM1
2:00 Ch:4
(0:30:08)
2002/10/17 PM0
9:00 Ch:10
(1:51:28)
HDD :
1 / 1
A
Title List
CONTENT
MENU
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