YAMADA DVR-9300HX, Руководство пользователя

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Memory media: DVD+RW, DVD+R and hard disk
DVD+RW
DVD+RWs can be written and deleted again but repeated recording and
deleting worsens the recording quality.
Please also note that you can delete a title on a DVD+RW but the memory
space freed up can only be used in consecutive blocks.
The following graphic shows as an example that Title1 has been recorded
and this takes up 20% of the DVD's memory capacity.
In the second example, Title2 was recorded and this takes up 30% of the
memory capacity.
If, as in the third example, the first title is deleted the memory space is only
available from the end of the second title, i.e. 50%.
It may not be possible to record to a DVD+RW that already contains
recordings from another DVD/HDD recorder or a computer. If you are still
able to record on a DVD+RW that was produced by another recorder your
DVD/HDD recorder creates a new DVD menu. If the DVD+RW contains
data that were produced by a computer it is deleted by the recorder.
DVD+R
DVD+R discs can only be written once and no other new recordings can
be added after a DVD+R has been finalised. Finalising means making the
DVD+R compatible for other devices so that they can be played on them
(Refer to “Finalise DVD”, P. 52).
Hard disk drive (HDD)
You can delete recordings from the integrated hard disk and write new
recordings to the hard disk at any time.
You can save up to 49 titles on the two media (DVD and hard disk).