Pioneer DVR-7000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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4 Getting Started
Level 1 360 mins (Longest recording time)
Level 2345 mins
Level 3
330 mins
Level 4 315 mins
Level 5 300 mins
Level 6 285 mins*
Level 7 270 mins
Level 8 255 mins
Level 9 240 mins
Level 10 230 mins
Level 11 220 mins*
Level 122 10 mins
Level 13 200 mins
Level 14 190 mins
Level 15 180 mins
Level 16 170 mins*
Level 17 160 mins
Level 18 150 mins
Level 19 140 mins
Level 20 130 mins*
Level 21 120 mins (Equivalent to SP recording)
Level 22 110 mins
Level 23 105 mins
Level 24 100 mins
Level 25 95 mins
Level 26 90 mins
Level 27 85 mins
Level 28 80 mins
Level 29 75 mins
Level 30 70 mins
Level 31 65 mins
Level 3261 mins (Highest quality recording)
* As a guide, these are places where you will
notice a significant change in the picture quality
• 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 than indicated in
the above table.
• If you record still pictures or audio only, the
recording time may be longer than indicated in the
above table.
• 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.
• When recording from the DV IN/OUT jack, levels
1through 8 are not available. If you try and select
one of these levels, the recorder will automatically
change the recording level to 9.
• When recording at the highest quality (level 32),
audio is recorded uncompressed in Linear PCM
format (excluding when recording from a
component connected to the
DV IN/OUT jack). At
all other recording levels, audio is recorded in 2
channel Dolby Digital format.
Recording in Video mode
When recording in Video mode, two quality
settings are available;
V1 (high quality) and V2
(standard). Around 60 minutes of V1 recording
will fit onto a disc, while on the V2 setting, a disc
holds about 120 minutes.
• V1 (high quality) recordings are about the same
quality as a VR mode recording made on the MN32
setting.
• Although V2 (standard) recordings give about the
same recording time as SP recordings in VR mode,
you may notice slightly more artifacts on fast
moving objects in
V2 mode.
• If using a DVD-RW disc, make sure you change the
recording format to Video mode before you record
anything on the disc. See
page 42 for how to do
this.
• Before recording in Video mode, set the Screen
Size for Rec option in the Video menu to 4:3 or
16:9 according to the program you’re recording.
See
page 79 .
• When using a 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, available recording
time will only increase when you erase the last title
recorded on the disc.
• Recordings are made in 30-second blocks. This
means that some video may be recorded after you
press
7
STOP to stop recording.