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_
uninsulated
material within your
umt may cause an electrical shock. For
the safety of everyone in your household,
please do not remove product covering.
The "exclamation
point" calls
attention to features for which
you should read the enclosed literature
closely to prevent operating and mainte-
nance problems.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire
or electric shock,this apparatusshould
not be exposed to rain or moisture, and
objects filled with liquids,such as vases,
should not be placedon this apparatus.
CAUTION:
To prevent electric shock,
match wide blade of plug to wide slot,
fully insert.
ATTENTION:
Pour 6viter leschoc
61ectriques,introduirela lamelaplus large
de la fiche dans la borne correspondante
de la prise et pousser jusqu'au fond.
For
Customer
Use
Enter below the SerialNo. which is
locatedon the rear of the cabinet.
Retain this information for future
reference.
Model No.
Serial No.
use this apparatus
near
water.
6. Clean
only with
dry
cloth.
7.
Do not
block
any ventilation
openings.
Install
in accordance
with
the manufacturer's
instructions.
8.
Do not
install
near
any
heat sources
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or
other apparatus
(including amplifiers)
that
produce
heat.
9.
Do not defeat
the
safety
purpose
of the
polarized
or"
grounding-typeplug.
Plug
A polarized
plug has two
blades with
one
wider
than the othec A grounding
type plug
has two
blades and a third grounding
prong.
The wide blade or the third prong are
provided
for your safety, If the provided
plug
does not fit into your" outlet, consult an
e]ectridan
for replacement
of the obsolete
outlet.
lO.Protect
the
power
cord
from
being
walked
on or pinched
particularly
at plugs
convenience
receptacles
and the point
where
they exit from the apparatus
11.Only use attachments/accessories
specified by the manufacturen
Class II equipment
symbol
[]
This symbol indicates that the unit has
a double insulation
system
12.
Use only with
the
cart,
stand,
tripod,
bracket, or table specified
by the manufacturer
or sold with
the apparatus.When
a cart is
used, use caution when moving
the cart/apparatus
combination
to avoid injury from tip-over:
13. Unplug
this apparatus
during lightning
storms or when
unused for" long periods of
time.
14.Refer
all servicing
to qualified
service
personnel. Servicing is required
when the
apparatus
has been damaged in any way,
such as power-supply
cord or plug is
damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects
have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does
not operate
normally, or has been dropped.
15.Battery
usage CAUTION
To
prevent batLery leakage which
may result Jn
bodily injury property
damage
or damage
to the unit;
•
Install all batteries
correctly, + and - as
marked on the unit.
•
Do not mix batteries
(old
and new or
carbon
and alkaline,
etc.).
•
Remove batteries
when the unit is not used
for a long time.
16.Apparatus
shall
not
be
exposed
to
dripping
or
splashing.
17.Do
not
place
any
sources
of danger
on the
apparatus
(eg
liquid
filled
objects,
lighted
candles).
18.This product
may contain lead and mercury.
Disposal of these materials may be regulated
due to environmental
considerations.
For
disposal or recycling
information,
please contact
your
local
authorities
or the Electronic
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658 nm (DVD)
790 nm (CD)
30 mW (DVD+RW write,
DVD-RW write)
1.0 mW (DVD read)
1.0 mW (CD read)
84 degrees (DVD)
61 degrees (CD)
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English:
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does not exceed
the Class B limits
for
radio noise
emissions
from
digital apparatus
as set
out in the Radio Interference
Regulations
of the Canadian
Department
of Communications.
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label is located
on the
rearside
and inside
this laser
product.
or
DANGER
invisible laserradiation when open.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURETO BEAN.
CAUTION
Use of controls
or adjustments
or
performance
of procedures
other
than
herein
may result
in hazardous
radiation
exposure
or other
unsafe operation.
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ou r6glages
ou le non-respect
des procedures
ci-
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par une
exposition
dangereuse
6 I'irradiation.
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de exposici6n
a
radiaci6n.
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to the
inconsistency
of disc formats
provided
by various
disc
manufacturers,
your
DVD
system/
player/recorder
may require
a playability
enhancement
or
upgrade.
As
DVD
technology
advances,these
enhancement
will
become
common
and will
be easy to complete.
Go
to www.phi
ips.com/support
for
software
upgarde.
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SHOULD
NOTETHAT
NOTALL
HIGH
DEFINITION
TELEVISION
SETS ARE FULLY
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PRODUCTAND
MAY
CAUSE
ARTIFACTSTO
BE DISPLAYED
INTHE
PICTURE.
IN
CASE OF 525 OR 625 PROGRESSIVE SCAN
PICTURE
PROBLEMS, IT IS RECOMMENDEDTHATTHE
USER
SWITCH
THE CONN
ECTION
TO THE 'STAN DARD
DEFINITION'
OUTPUT
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QUESTIONS
REGARDING
OURTV
SET COMPATIBILITYWITH
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MODEL
525p AND
625p DVD PLAYER, PLEASE
CONTACT
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SERVICE CENTER.'
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Conformity
Model
number:
DVDR3355
Trade
Name:
Philips
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Electronics
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foam sheet).
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be recycled
and reused if disassembled by a
specialized company. Please observe
the local
regulations
regarding the disposal of packaging
materials, exhausted batteries
and old
equipment.
This
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complies
with
the
FCC
rules, Part
15 and with
21 CFR
1040.10.
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is subject
to the following
two
conditions:
-
This device
may
not cause
harmful
interference,
and
-
This device
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is also known
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u
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intended
for home
and other
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You can only record
on a DVD+R/+RW
disc.
DVD+R/+RW
is the most
compatible
recordable
DVD
format
on the market
today.
They
are fully
compatible
to
most
of the
existing
DVD-Video
player's and DVD-ROM
drives
in computers.
What
are
Titles
and
Chapters?
A DVD
disc containsTitles
and Chapters,
which
are similar to the Titles
and Chapters
of
a book.
ATide
is often
a complete
movie
and
is broken
down
into Chapters,
or individual
sceees
from
the
movies.
What
is the
capacity
of
a
DVD+R/+RW
disc?
4.7GB,
or equivalent
to
6CDs.
You can store
only
one
hour of recordings
on a single disc at
the highest
quality
(DVD
standard)
and about
6 hours
recordings
at the lowest
quality
(VHS
standard.)
The hour
mode
indicates
the number
of hours
that
will fit on a single disc. The higher
the
recording
mode, the greater
space disc
required.
What
is the
difference
between
DVD+R/and
DVD+RW?
DVD+R
are "recordables"
and DVD+RW
are
"rewritables."
With
a DVD+R,
you
can record
multiple
sessions on the same disc, but when
the disc is full, you
cannot record
any more
on
the disc. The DVD+RW
allows
you to
record
over
the same disc literally
hundreds
of times.
What
is DV?
Using DV, also known
as i.LINK,
you can
connect
a DV-equipped
camcorder
to
this
recorder
using a single DV cable for
input
and
output
of audio, video,
data and control
signals.
-
This
recorder
is only
compatible
with
DV-format
(DVC-SD)
camcorders.
Digital
satellite
tuners
and Digital
VHS video
recorders
are not compatible.
-
You cannot
connect
more
than one
DV
camcorder
at a time to this
recordert
-
You cannot
control
this recorder
from
external
equipment
connected
via the DV IN
jack.
chapter
markers
Programs
are recorded
as a single title,
it may
consist of one
chapter or a few chapters
within
a title,
depending
on the recording
settings.
How
do
I set
upTitles
and
Chapters?
The
DVD
recorder
automatically
creates a
newTitle
every
time you
start a new recording.
You can then
add Chapters
to
these recordings
manually
or have them automatically
inserted
at 5_minutes
intervals.
What
does
"finalizing"
a disc
do?
Finalizing a disc locks the disc so it can no
longer be recorded,
only
required
for
DVD+R.
It will then be compatible
with
virtually
any
DVD
playert
To close a disc without
finalizing
it,
simply stop recording
and eject
the disc.
you
will
still be able to
record
on the disc if there
is room
for
more
recordings.
How
good
is the
quality
of
the
recording?
There
are a few quality
levels to
choose
from,
ranging
from"1
hour
mode"
(High Quality)
to
"6 hours
mode"
(VHS
quality).
Press REC
MODE
button
on the remote
control
to
choose
the quality
level that
best suits your
purpose
and the length
of recording.
Can
I copy aVHS
tape
or
DVD
from
an external
player?
Yes,but only if theVHS tape or DVD is not
copy protected.
Maximum
RecoB
ding
Re#ord
Time
peB
Disc
Picture
Quality
Mode
2 hours
DVD quaIW-Standard
Play
2 Hour
Mode
r Mode
6 hours
VHS quality-Super Long Play
6 Hour
Mode
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Setup ............................................................ 10
Cleaning discs ............................................. 10
About
recycling
......................................... 10
General
Information
Introduction
............................................... 11
Accessories
supplied
................................ 11
Region codes .............................................. 11
Basic
Connections
- DVD
recorder
Step
1: Connecting
the antenna
cables
12
Step
2: Connecting
the video
cable ....... 13
Option 1: Using CompositeVideo
jack
(good picture quality) .................................. 13
Option 2: Using S-Video jack
(excellent
picture quality) ........................... 13
Option 3: UsingY Pb Pr jacks
(best picture quality) .................................... 13
Step
3: Connecting
the audio
cables
,..., 14
Option 1: Using Audio jacks ....................... 14
Option 2: Using Coaxial jack ..................... 14
Optional
Connections
TV has only an antenna input
jack ........ 15
Connecting
to a Cable Box or
Satellite
Receiver
....................................... 16
Connecting
to aVCR
or other
similar
device ........................................................... 17
Connecting
to aVCR
and Cable Box/
Satellite
Receiver ....................................... 18
Connecting
a camcorder
to the front
jacks .............................................................. 19
Option 1: Using DV IN jack .......................19
Option 2: Using S-VIDEO In or
VIDEO In jack ................................................
19
Remote
Control
......................... 20-21
Main
Unit
............................................... 22
Jacks behind the flap ....................................22
Getting
Started
Step 1: Inserting
Batteries
....................... 23
Using the remote control to operate
the system ......................................................
23
Step
2: Setting
theTV
...............................
23
Step
3:TV channel
programming
........... 24
Automatic TV channel search .................... 24
Modifying Channel Information ................. 25
Step
4: Setting
the language
....................
26
Step
5: Setting
the time & date
.............. 26
Recording
Disc for
recording
..................................... 27
Recording
settings
..................................... 27
Auto Chapter Harkers ................................28
Default Source ..............................................
28
Default Recording Mode .............................28
Manual recording
....................................... 29
OneTouch
Recording
- automatic
turn-off
........................................................ 29
About
timer
recording
............................. 30
Timer
recording
(manually)
............. 30-31
Setting a timer recording from an
external Cable Box/Satellite Receiver ..... 31
Timer
recording
(VCR
Plus+ ® System)
32
Changing/Deleting
a timer
recording
,.. 33
Editing/Finalizing
Recording
About
disc editing ..................................... 34
Accessing
disc editing
menu ................... 34
Rename disc ...................................................
35
Erasedisc (DVD+RW only) .......................35
Record new title ...........................................
35
Overwrite
disc (DVD+RW only) ..............35
Make compatible (DVD+RW only) ..........36
Lock/Unlock disc (DVD+RW
only) ..........36
Playing your
recordings
(DVD+R)
on other
DVD players .............................. 36
About
title
editing ..................................... 37
Accessing
title editing
menu ................... 37
Video editing .................................................. 37
Rename title ................................................... 38
Erase title ........................................................ 38
Overwrite
title (DVD+RW only) .............. 38
Overwrite
from the selected
title ............ 38
Append recording ......................................... 38
menu ................ 39
Selecting a title ..............................................
40
Selecting a chapter .......................................
40
Creating chapter marker ............................40
Hiding
an unwanted chapter ......................41
Changing Index Picture ...............................41
Splitting a title (DVD+RW
only) ...............41
Playback
Playable discs .............................................. 42
Inserting
a disc ........................................... 42
Starting
disc playback ............................... 43
Playinga DVD video disc ............................43
Playinga (Super)Video CDs .......................43
Playingan audio CD .....................................43
Playinga DVD+R/+RW
disc .......................44
Playinga DivX disc .......................................
44
Playingan HP3 disc ......................................
44
Playinga picture disc (slide show) ............45
Advance
Playback
Features
Changing to another
title/chapter/track46
Pausing playback and step play ............... 46
Searching forwards/backwards
............... 46
Zooming
in ................................................. 46
Using T/C
options
..................................... 47
Selecting various repeat/shuffle functions 47
Programming disc tracks .............................48
Changingthe audio soundtracl< language 48
Changing subtitle language .........................49
Switching camera angles..............................49
Time search ...................................................
49
DVD
System
Menu
Options
Accessing
System
Menu
- Genera]
........ 50
Screen Saver .................................................. 50
Progressive/Interlace
.................................. 51
Video Output
Format .................................. 51
Restore
Factory settings ............................. 51
Accessing
System Menu - Playback ....... 52
TV Aspect Ratio ............................................
52
Parental rating level ......................................
53
Setting or changingthe password .............54
Digital Audio Output ...................................54
Accessing
System Menu - Record
......... 55
Accessing
System Menu - Language ...... 55
Accessing
System Menu - Channel
Setup ............................................................ 55
Accessing
System Menu - Clock ............ 55
Date and Time ...............................................
55
Show DivX® registration code .................55
Troubleshooting
.........................56_57
Specification
........................................
58
Glossary
..................................................
59
risk of getting
an electric
shock.
The
machine
does not
contain
any
user-serviceable
parts.
Please
leave
all maintenance
work
to qualified
personnel.
Setup
Finding
a suitable
location
-
Place the set on a fiat, hard and stable
surface.
Do
not
place the
set on a carpet.
-
Do not
position
the set on top
of
other
equipment
that
might
heat
it up
(e.g., receiver
or amplifier.)
-
Do not
put anything
under
the set
(e.g., CDs, magazines.)
Space
for ventilation
-
Place the apparatus
in a location
with
adequate
ventilation
to prevent
internal
heat
build up. Allow
at least
10 cm (4.5")
clearance
from
the
rear
and
the top
of
the
set and
5cm
(2.3")
from
the
left and
right
to prevent
overheating.
5cm (23")
10cm
5cm (23")
Avoid
high temperatures,
moisture,
water
and dust
-
Apparatus
shall
not
be exposed
to
dripping
or
splashing.
-
Do not
place
any sources
of danger
on
the
apparatus
(e.g., liquid filled objects,
lighted
candles.)
Cleaning
discs
Some problems
occur
because the disc
inside the recorder
is dirty
(frozen picture,
sound
disruptions,
picture
distortions.)
To
avoid these problems,
discs should be
cleaned on a regular basis.
To clean
a disc, use a micro
fibre
cleaning
cloth
and wipe
the disc from
the
center
to the edge
in a straight
line.
CAUTION!
Do not
use solvents
such
as benzene,
thinner,
commercially
available
cleaners,
or anti-static
sprays
intended
for
analog
discs.
Since
the optical
unit
(laser)
of the DVD
recorder
operates
at a higher
power
than
regular
DVD or
CD players,
cleaning
CDs
intended
for
DVD
or CD
players
may
damage
the
optical
unit
(laser.) Therefore,
refrain
from
using
a cleaning
CD.
About
recycling
These
operating
instructions
have been
printed
on non-polluting
paper.
This
electronic
equipment
contains
a large
number
of materials
that
can be recycled.
If you are disposing
of an old machine,
please
take
it to a recycling
center.
Please
observe
the
local regulations
regarding
disposal
of packaging
materials,
exhausted
batteries,
and
old equipment.
10
the TV programs
or duplicate
camcorder
recordings
to a DVD+R/+RW
and
play pre-recorded
DVDs.
The
recordings
you
make
on the
Recorder
will play on some
DVD
players
and
DVD-ROM
drives.
The
DVD+R
discs
have to be finalized
before
they
can be
played
on other
DVD
players,
Please
take time
to read
this
user
manual
before
using your
DVD
recorder.
It
contains
important
information
and
notes
regarding
operation.
Helpful
Hints:
-
If you have questions or if problems come
up during operation, please see the chapter
'Troubleshooting'.
-
If you need further
assistance, please call
the customer support service for your
country. The corresponding telephone
numbers and e-mail addresses are given in
the guarantee booklet.
Accessories
supplied
-
Remote
control
and
batteries
-
Audio/Video
(AV) cable
-
RF coaxial
cable
-
Quick
Use
Guide
Region
codes
DVD films are usually not
released
at the
same
time
in all regions
of the
world,
thus
all DVD
players
are
keyed
to a specific
region
code,
This device
will only play
Region
I DVDs
or DVDs
manufactured
to be played in all
regions
('ALL',)
DVDs
from
other
regions
cannot
be played
on this
DVD recorde_:
11
Quick Setup Overview
ANTOUT
ANT IN
Antenna/cableTV signal
tenna
y
VCR/Cable
Box/
t_1-1
cableTV signal
Satellite
Receiver
@
example
of your
existing
antenna
I
_
_s-vlo_0
I
I
_
_l
...... ,oo
'®1
Step
1:
Connecting
the
antenna
cables
These
connections
enable
you to watch
and
record
TV programs
using the
DVD
recorder.
If the
antenna
signal is
connected
via aVCR,
Cable
Box or
Satellite
Receive_;
ensure
that
these
devices
are turned
on
in order
to watch
or
record
the cable
programs.
@
IfyourTV
is equipped
with
an
Antenna
In (RF IN)
jack only,
see
page
15 for
the complete
connection
to your TV.
@
If you
want
to connect
to aVCR
and/or
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver,
see
page
16_18
for the complete
connection
to your TV.
Connect
existingAntenna/Cable
TV signal
(or from
the
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receive_,
labeled
as RF OUT
orTOTV)
to the
ANTENNA
e-
jack on the DVD
recorder,
Use the
supplied
RF coaxial
cable
to
connect
TV O_ socket
on the
DVD
recorder
to the antenna
input iack (or
labeled
asVHF/UHF
RF IN) on yourTV.
TIPS:
Before
making
or
changing
an)' €0nnecti0ns,
make
sure
that
a!! the
devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
12
enables you to view the
disc playback from
the DVD
recorder.
You only need to choose
one of the
options
below to make your video
connection.
@
Use the supplied audio/video
cables
(yellow plug) to connect VIDEO
(CVBS)
- OUT2
jack on the DVD recorder
to the
video
input jack (or labeled
asA!V
In,
Video
In or Composite)
on theTV.
@
Use an S-video
cable (not supplied)
to
connect S-VIDEO
(Y/C)
-OUT2
jack
on the DVD
recorder
to the S-Video
input
jack (or labeled asY/C
or
S-VHS)
on the TV.
@
@
Use the
component
video
cables
(red/
blue/green
- not
supplied)
to connect
the
Y Pb
Pr -OUT1
jacks on the
DVD
recorder
to the corresponding
component
video
input jacks (or
labeled
asY
Pb/Cb
Pr/Cr
orYUV)
on theTV.
If your
TV accepts
Progressive
Scan signal,
see
page
51 for
detailed
Progressive
Scan
set up.
IMPORTANT!
The
progressive
scan video
quality
is
only
available
throughY
Pb Pr
connection
and a progressive
TV
is
required.
It is strongly
advised
to
complete
the
DVD
recorder
installation
first,
before
enabling
the
progressive
scan feature.
TIpS:
Before
making
or
changing
any connections,
make
sure
that
a!l the
devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
13
enables you to listen to
the sound.
You can connect the DVD
recorder
to a
two
channel stereo
system
or
receiver
in
order
to enjoy the stereo
sound system.
@
Use the supplied
audio/video
cables (red/
white
ends) to connect
AUDIO
L/R -OUT1
or
-OUT2
jacks to one of
the following
devices with the same input
jacks.
-
a stereo
system
(for example,TV
or
mini system.)
-
a receiver
with
two channel analog
stereo.
You can connect the DVD
recorder
to an
AV amplifier/receiver
in order
to enjoy
multichannel
surround
sound.
Use a coaxial cable (not
supplied) to
connect
COAXIAL
jack to the device
that has the same input
jack (or labeled
as COAXIAL
IN or
DIGITAL
IN.)
-
an AV amplifier/receiver
with
a digital
muki-channel
sound decoder
Before
you start
operating,
set the
Digital
Audio
Output
accordingly
(see
page
54.)
If the
Digital
Output
setting
does
not
match
your
stereo's
capabilities,
the
stereo
may produce
a strong,
distorted
sound
or no sound
at all.
Helpful
Hint'.
-
Do not connect yourTV's audio output
jacks to the AUDIO L/R (IN-EXT) jacks on
this DVD recorder, this may cause unwanted
noise.
TIPS:
Before
making
or
changing
any connections
_ make
sure
that
a!! the devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
14
Back of _n RF Modulat
(Example only)
@
@
TV
has only an antenna
input
jacl(
Use this connection if your TV hasonly a
singleAntenna In jack (or labeledas
75ohm or RF In) and does not haveany
audio/video jacks,
For this type of connection, you
need an RF modulator
in order to
view the disc playback.
You may have an Antenna/Cable
TV signal
(or from
the Cable Box/Satellite
Receiver/VCR)
connected
to yourTV's
antenna
input jack (VHF/UHF
RF IN).
Remove
it from
the TV and connect
it to
the ANTENNA
_-
jack on the DVD
recorder,
Use the
supplied
RF coaxial
cable to
connect
TV O" jack on the DVD
recorder
to the antenna
input jack on RF
modulator:
@
@
@
Use an RF coaxial
cable
(not
supplied)
to
connect
theTOTV
iack on the
RF
modulator
to the antenna
input jack on
your
TV.
Use the
supplied
AV cables
(yellow
ends)
to connect
VIDEO
(CVBS)
-OUT2
jack on the
DVD
recorder
to the video
input jack (or
labeled
asA!V
In,Video
In,
Composite
or Baseband)
on the
RF
modulator:
Use the
supplied
AV cables
(red/white
ends)
to connect
AUDIO
L/R -OUT2
jacks
on the
DVD
recorder
to the audio
input
jack (or labeled
as AUDIO
IN or
LINE IN) on the
RF modulator:
Helpful
Hints:
-
If you used the TV 0 _ jack to connect
your DVD recorder to TV, set your TV to
channel 3 or 4. If you used AUDIO/VIDEO
OUT2 connection, set the TV to the
appropriate
video input channel
-
See your electronics retailer or contact
Philips for details on RF modulator
availability
and operations,
TIps:
Before
making
or
changing
any connections,
make
sure
that
a!l the
devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
15
of a Cable
Box
or
Satellite
Receiver
(Example
on!y)
Connecting
to a Cable
Box or
Satellite
Receiver
O_tion 1
If your
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver
has only an antenna
output
jack
(RF
OUT
or TOTV,)
refer to "Connecting
the antenna cables"
on page 12 for the complete
connection
to your TV.
@
@
@
O_tion 2
If your
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver
has video/audio
output
jacks,
Remain the existing
antenna connection
fl'om the
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver
to
your
TV,
Use the audio/video
cables
to connect
VIDEO/AUDIO
IN-EXT
on the DVD
recorder
to the matchingVIDEO/AUDIO
output
jacks
on the Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver.
Use the audio/video
cables to connect
VIDEO/AUDIO
OUT-2
on the DVD
recorder
to the matchingVIDEO/AUDIO
input jacks on the TV.
TIps:
Before
making
or
changing
any €0nnecti0ns,
make
sure
that
a!! the
devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
16
enables you to record
from
video
tape to a DVD+R/+RW
and
allows
theVCR
to be used for
playback if
the DVD
recorder
is turned
off.
A splitter
(not supplied)
is required
for
this connection.
O
Connect
the Antenna/Cable
TV signal to a
splitter:
Then
connect
the RF coaxial
cables from
the splitter
to the antenna
input
(RF IN) jack on theVCR
and the
ANTENNA
_-
jack on the DVD
recorder,
@
Use the
supplied
RF coaxial
cable
to
connect
the antenna
output
(RF OUT)
jack on theVCR
to the
antenna
input jack
on the TV.
@
@
Use the audio/video
cables
to connect
VIDEO/AUDIO
IN-EXT
on the DVD
recorder
to the matchingVIDEO/AUDIO
output
jacks
on theVCR,
Use the audio/video
cables
to connect
VIDEO/AUDIO
OUT-2
on the DVD
recorder
to the matchingVIDEO/AUDIO
input
jacks on the TV.
Helpful
Hints:
-
You may use the S-VIDEO (Y/Q jack
instead of VIDEO (CVBS)jack if the
connected device has the same S-VIDEO
input/output
jack. This video connection
provides better picture quality.
-
Most commercial video cassettes and
DVDs are copy-protected and therefore
cannot be recorded.
-
Connect the DVD recorder directly to the
T_, If there is aVCR or an additional device in
between, the picture quality may be poor
because of the copy protection system built
into the DVD recorder
TIps:
Before
making
or
changing
any connections,
make
sure
that
a!l the
devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
17
Backof aVCR (Example only)
Back of a Cable
Box
or
Satellite
Receiver
(E_mple
only)
Connecting
to aVCR
and
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver
A splitter
(not
supplied)
is required
for
this
connection.
O
Connect
the Antenna/Cable
TV signal to a
splitter:
Then
connect
the
RF coaxial
cables
fi'om the
splitter
to the
antenna
input (RF IN) jack on theVCR
and the
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver,
Use an RF coaxial
cable
to connect
the
antenna
output
(RF OUT)
jack on the
VCR to the antenna
input jack on theTV,
Use the
supplied
RF coaxial
cable
to
connect
the antenna
output
(RF OUT)
jack on the
Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver
to the ANTENNA
_" jack on the DVD
recorder,
@
@
Use the audio/video
cables to connect
VIDEO/AUDIO
IN-EXT
on the DVD
recorder
to the matchingVIDEO/AUDIO
output
jacks on theVCR.
Use the audio/video
cables
to connect
VIDEO/AUDIO
OUT-2
on the DVD
recorder
to the matchingVIDEO/AUDIO
input
jacks on the TV,
Helpful
Hints:
-
You may use the S-VIDEO (Y/C) jack
instead of VIDEO (CVgS) jack if the
connected device has the same S-VIDEO
input/output
jack. This video connection
provides better picture qualit_
TIPS:
Before
making
or
changing
any €0nnecti0ns,
make
sure
that
a!! the
devices
are
disconnected
from
the
power
outlet.
18
You can use the front
iacks to copy
camcorder
recordings.
These jacks are
located
behind the flap on the right hand
side, it provides
convenient
connections
for
a camcorder.
Use this connection
if you have a Digital
Video
or
Digital 8 camcorde_:
The DV
jack conforms
to the i.LINK
standard.
It
provides
the best picture
quality.
@
Use an i.LINK
4-pin cable (not
supplied)
to connect
DV
IN jack on the DVD
recorder
to the appropriate
DV OUT
jack on the camcorder.
Before you start operating,
press REC
SOURCE
on the remote
control
repeatedly
to select'gv'
as the input
channel.
For recording,
see pages 29-31.
Helpful
Hints:
-
The DV INjack
does not support a
connection to a Personal Computer
-
It is not possible to record from the DVD
recorder to your camcorder via the DV IN
jack on your DVD recorder.
@
@
Use S-VIDEO
connection
if you have a
Hi8 or S-VHS(C)
camcorder.
It provides
better
picture
quality.
Alternatively,
you can useVIDEO
connection
if your
camcorder
has only a
single video output
(CompositeVideo,
CVBS.)
Connect
the S-VIDEO
or VIDEO
jack
at the front
panel of the DVD
recorder
to the corresponding
S-VHS orVideo
output
iack on the camcorde_:
Use an audio
cable (red/white
ends) to
connect
the AUDIO
IJR jacks at the
front
panel of the DVD
recorder
to the
audio
output
jacks on the camcorde_:
Before you start operating,
press REC
SOURCE
on the remote
control
repeatedly
to select 'Front
S-VIDEO'
or
'Front
CVBS' as the input
channel,
depending
on your connections.
For recording,
see pages 29-31.
TIps:
Before making or changingany connections, make sure that a!l the devices are disconnected from
the power outlet.
19
Turns on the DVD
recorder
or to
standby
mode.
(_) TIMER
-
Enters/exits the timer
recording
menu.
{3} SYSTEM-MENU
-
Enters/exits the system
menu,
(_) < I_: Cursor
buttons
for moving
to the
left or right.
AW: Cursor
buttons
for moving
up/down
or
changing the recorder's
TV tuner
channel.
(]:, SELECT
-
Selects a track/chapter/file
in the program
menu.
(6_:, REC
•
-
Starts
recording
the currentTV
channel
or the current
video input
source.
1.4_+l
-
Skips to previous
or
next Chapter/Track.
-
Holding
down
the button
for fast reverse
/fast forward
function.
(8_ TOP
MENU
(For DVD+R/+RW
only)
-
Enters the disc editing
menu,
(9},ANGLE
-
Selects a DVD disc camera angle (if
available.)
@ RETURN
-
Returns
to the previous
menu of a video
CD
(VCD)
or some
DVDs.
111) SUBTITLE
-
Selects a DVD subtitle
language.
:12",REC
MODE
-
Toggles between
recording
modes : 1,2, 4
and 6 hour mode.
This determines
the quality
of the
recording
and the amount/length
of time
you can record
on a DVD+R/+RW.
2O
DVD disc menu
or Index
Picture
screen
of a DVD+R/+RW.
-
AccessVCD
disc
menu
when
PBC is
turned
on.
_6) OK
-
Stores/confirms
an entry.
-
Confirms
a selection.
_17_EDIT
(For DVD+R/+RW
only)
-
Enters/exits
the video
editing
menu.
_ PLAY•
-
Plays a disc.
(i_STOP
•
-
Stops
playback/recording.
-
Holding
clown the
button
will open
and
close
the disc tray,
_2_,,
-
Pausesthe playbackor recording.
-
Pressrepeatedlyto advance a paused
pictureone frame at a time.
(217AUDIO
-
Selects an audio
language (DVD, VCD)
or
an audio
channel (CD,)
-
TUNER:toggles
between
stereo, mono
and SAP (refer to yourTV
manual for
available sound
modes,)
ZOOM
-
Enlarges a picture
on theTV
screen.
:_23_TIC
(Title/Chapter)
-
Enters/exits
theT/C
menu,
'2€' CLEAR
-
Clears a track/chapter/file
in the program
menu.
-
Clears a timer
entry.
®
21
Turns on or offthe
DVD
recorder.
i_i
Disc tray
i_. OPEN
CLOSE
A
-
Opens/closes
the disc
tray.
_-
System
display
panel
-
Show
information
about
the
current
status
of the
DVD
recorder,
,:_:, _
PREV
/ ,_.l NEXT
-
Go to the previous/next
chapter"
or track,
do
a forward/reverse
search.
16_•
P LAY
-
Play a disc.
(7) •
STOP
-
Stop
playback/recording,
_8_ RECORD
•
-
Start
recording
the currentTV
channel
or
the
current
video
input source.
-
Press
repeatedly
to set
up a One
Touch
Recording
at 30 minutes
interval.
Flip down
the door
as indicated
by the
OPEN
•
label at the
right
hand
corner,
ig.) S-VIDEO
-
S-video
input
for SVHS/Hi8
camcorders
or
SVHS/Hi8
video recorders.
Press
REC
SOURCE
on the
remote
control
to select
'Front
S-Video'
in order
to view the input
source,
_10>
VeDEO
-
Video
input
for
camcorders
or video
recorders_
Press
REC
SOURCE
to select
_Front
CVBS' in order
to view the
input source,
L/RAUDIO
-
Audio
input
for camcorders
or video
recorders,
DV
IN
Input
for digital
camcorders
or other
suitable
devices
using
this connector:
Press
REC
SOURCE
on the
remote
control
to select'DV'
in order
to view
the
input
source.
22
or if the
remote
is not to
be used for a long time.
-
Do not
use old and new or
different
types
of batteries
in
combination.
-
Batteries
contain
chemical
substances,
so they
should
be
disposed
of properly.
Aim the
remote
control
directly
at the
remote
sensor
(JR) on the
fl'ont panel.
Press
REC
SOURCE
button
on the
remote
control
to select
the mode
you
wish
to control
(for exampleTUNER,
Front-CVBS.)
Then
select
the
desired
function
(for
example
k_141, I_l_l.)
Step
2: Setting
theTV
@
@
Connect
the power
cable
from
the
DVD
recorder's
~ MAINS
to the power
supply,
Turn
on theTV
and
set it to the correct
video-in
channel.
You should
see
the blue
DVD
background
screen.
'4 Usually
this
channel
is between
the
lowest
and
highest
channels
and
may be
called
FRONT, AN
IN,VIDEO.
See your
TV's manual
for
more
details.
"_÷Or, you may go to channel
1 on your
TV, then
press
the
Channel
clown
button
repeatedly
until
you see
theVideo
In
channel.
'_ Or, the TV remote
control
may have
a
button
or switch
that
chooses
different
video
modes.
"_÷Or, set the TV to channel
3 or 4 if you
are
using an RF modulato):
IMPORTANT!
When
you
complete
the
connections
and turn
on the
DVD
recorder
for
the
first
time,
it is
advisable
that
you
make
several
basic settings.
Please
see the following
pages
on
using
the System
Menu
features
to programTV
channels
and menu
language
settings.
This will improve
the
performance
of this DVD
recorder
considerably.
23
Before the DVD
recorder
can start
recording
the TV channel programs, you
need to search for the available TV
channels
and store
them
in the recorder.
Note:
Make sure you have successfully
made all the required
connections
to the
DVD
recorder,
the TV and Satellite
Receiver/Cable
Box (if any) and switched
them on.
Tuner
settings can only
be changed
when
there
is no disc in the disc tray,
QQQ
OOQ
QQQ
_OQ@
@Q®
0000
SYSTEM
MENU
@
@
This will automatically
scan
all the
receivable
TV channels
and
the cable
programs
from
the Cable
Box/Satellite
Receiver
and
store
these
channels
on the
DVD recorder.
Press
SYSTEM-MENU
on the
remote
control.
'_÷The
system
menu
appears
on theTV.
Use •
•
keys to highlight
{ System
Menu
- Channel
Setup
}
and press I_.
@
@
@
illll_
Use •
•
keys to highlight
{ Tuner
Input
Source
} and press OK.
{ Cable
}
Select this ifthe DVD recorder is connected
via a cable box/satellite receiver.
{ Air
}
Select this if the DVD recorder is connected
directly to the antenna wall outlet
Press
OK
to confirm.
Use •
•
keys to highlight
{ Channel
Search
} and press OK.
"_ The automatic
TV channel search
starts.
This process
may take several
minutes.
Once
complete,
the total
number
of channels
found
appears
on the
TV.
TIps:
Press _1to go back to previous menu !tern.
Press SYSTEM-MENU
to exit the menu.
24
You can set aTV
channel to your
preference
and improve the reception
and the sound quality
of theTV
channel.
O
Press SYSTEM-MENU.
'_÷The system
menu appears.
Use •
•
keys to highlight
_
{ System
Menu
- Channel
Setup
}
and press I_.
Use •
•
keys to highlight
{ Modify
Channel
Information
} and press OK.
'_÷The channel
menu appears.
Once
complete,
select
_
in the
menu
and
press
OK
to confirm
and
exit
to the
previous
menu
page,
'4
If you do not
wish to save any changes,
select
_
and press
OK,
Use
•
•
keys
to
select
one
of
the
options
and
press
OK.
{
Name
}
Select
this to
change
different
TV channel.
-
Use
numeric
keypad
0-9
to
enter
theTV
channel
and
press
OK
to
confirm.
{ Skip
}
SeLect this to
set the channel to be skipped.
The skipped channels can only
be accessed
by
pressing
the corresponding
number" button
on
the
remote
controh
-
Use •
•
keys to
choose
{ Yes
} if you
wish
to
skip this
channel,
then
press
OK
to
confirm.
{
FineTune
}
Select
this
to fine-tune
the TV
channel
manually
if the
reception
is poor:
-
Use _
•
keys to
adjust
the frequency.
TIps:
Press _1to go back to previous menu !tern.
Press SYSTEM-MENU
to exit the menu.
25
You can select the language for
subtitles
and audio for
DVD
playback. For some
DVDs, the subtide!audio
language can
only
be changed via the DVD
disc menu.
If the selected
language is not available on
the disc,the
disc's default
language will be
used instead.
The menu language (on-screen
display)
for
the system will
remain as you set it.
Language
settings can only be changed
when
there
is no disc in the disc tray,
O
Press SYSTEM-MENU.
'_@The system
menu appears.
Use •
•
keys to highlight
{ System
Menu
- Language
} and press
•
to confirm.
O
Use •
•
keys to highlight
one of the
options
and press OK.
{ On
Screen
Display
Language
}
SeLect this to changethe languageof this DVD
recorder screen display menu.
{ Default
Disc
Menu
Language
}
Select this to changethe languageof the Disc
Menu.
{ Default
Subtitle
Language
}
Select this to changethe subtitle language.
{ Default
Audio
Language
}
Select this to changethe playback language.
Use •
•
keys to highlight the desired
language and press OK to confirm.
Step
5: Setting
the time
&
date
If the
DVD
recorder
has not
set the
time
and
date
correctly,
set the
clock
manually
by following
the steps
below.
@
Press SYSTEM-MENU.
'*÷The system
menu appears.
_
Use •
•
keys to select
{ System
Menu
- Clock
} and press •
to confirm.
3ate(mm/dd/yyl
[llll_
Press OK
to set { Date(mmlddlyy).
}
Use •
•
keys to change number
and use
• keys to select different
entry
fields,
then press OK
to confirm.
@ Alternatively,
you can key in the numbers
using the numeric
keypad
0-9 on the
remote
control
@
@
Press
OK
to confirm,
Move to {Time
(hh:mm:ss)
} and
Note:
For information
on { Show
DivX®
registration
code, } see page
55.
"rips:
Press _1to go back to previous menu i@m.
Press SYSTEM-MENU
to exit the menu.
26
Discs for recording
Two different
formats
of DVD
recordable
discs can be used with
this DVD
recorder:
IMPORTANT!
Unrecordable
pictures
Television
programs,
films, video tapes,
discs, and
other
materials
may be
copyrighted
and therefore
cannot
be
recorded
on this
recorder,
DVD+RW
-
Discs
that
are re-writable
can be used
for multiple
recordings
once
existing
data
is erased,
DVD+R
-
Discs
can only be used
for a single
recording.
Each new
recording
is always
added
at the
end
of all previous
recordings
as existing
recordings
cannot
be overwritten,
-
Editing can be made
on DVD+R.
discs
as long as they
have not
been
finalized.
It
is also
possible
to create
additional
chapter
markers.
-
You can also
delete
unwanted
recordings,
However,
the
disc space
occupied
by the deleted
recordings
cannot
be recovered
for
further
recordJng,
-
To play a DVD+R
disc on another
DVD
playe_, it must be finalized
(see page
36 "Playing your
recordings
(DVD+R)
on
other
DVD
players".)
After
this is done,
no more
data can be added to the disc.
Recording
settings
The
default
recording
settings
allow
you
to set the auto
chapter
markers,
preferred
recording
input
source
and
recording
mode,
Any changes
made
using
the
remote
control
will any apply to the
current
recording
settings,
the default
recording
settings
will remain
for the
next
recording,
@
Press
SYSTEM-MENU
on the remote
control,
,_ The
system
menu
appears
on theTV.
_
Use •
•
keys to select
{ System
Menu
- Record
} and press •
to
confirm.
Use •
•
keys to select
the setting
you
wish
to change
and
press
OK
to confirm.
'4
Instructions
and
explanation
of the
options
are
provided
in the following
pages.
To exit, press
SYSTEM-MENU,
TIPS:
Press _1to
go back to
previous
menu
item.
i
:
Press SYSTEM-MENU
to
exit the menu.
27
You can insert chapter
markers
within
a
title
during
recording.
This lets you
access specific points
on the recorded
disc as you would
choose a chapter
on
other
DVDs.
@
Use •
•
keys to select { Auto
Chapter
Marker
} and press •
to access its
options.
Use •
•
keys to select one of the
options.
{ Off}
Disable this feature.
@
@
@
{On}
A chapter marker will be automatically
inserted during recording. The interval
depends on the recording mode selected.
Press OK
to confirm.
@
You can define your preferred
source
of
recording.
The default
source
is selected
when
the DVD
recorder
is turned
on.
To change the current
recording
source
without
changing the default
setting, you
can press
REC SOURCE
button
on the
remote
control,
Use •
•
keys to select { Default
Recording
Source
} and press • to
access
its options.
Use •
•
keys to select
one
of the
options,
{ Tuner
}
Input sourcefrom TV programs.
{ Front CVBS }
Input sourcefrom the device connected to the
VIDEO and AUDIO
L/R jacks on the front
panel.
{
Front
S-Video
}
Input source from
the device
connected
to
the
SWIDEO
and AUDIO
L/R jacks on the front
panel.
{
Rear
CVBS
}
Input source from
the device
connected
to
the
VIDEO
(CVBS)qN-EXT
and AUDIO
L/R jacks
on the back panel.
{
Rear
S-Video
}
Input source
from
the device
connected
to
the
S-VIDEO
(Y/C)-IN-EXT
and AUDIO
L/R jacks
on the back panel.
{DV}
Input source from
the device
connected
to
DV
IN jack at the front
panel.
Press OK
to
confirm.
The recording
mode defines the picture
quality
of recordings
and the maximum
recording
time for a disc.
This function
can also be accessed via the
REC NODE
on the
remote
control.
Use •
•
keys to select { Default
Recording
Mode
} and press •
to
access its options.
Use •
•
keys to select one of the
following
record
mode.
Maximum
RecoB
ding
Record
Time
peB
Disc
P_ctuBe
Quality
Mode
2 houBs
DVD qualie/-Standard
Play
2 Hour
Mode
6 hours
VHS
quali_y-Super
Long
Pl_y
6 Hour
Mode
@
Press OK
to confirm.
TIPS:
The underlined
option
is the factory
default
setting.
Press 41 to
go back to
previous
menu
item.
Press SYSTEM
MENU
to exit the
menu
item.
28
Use this feature
to start recording
immediately
(e.g., to record
a TV show
already
in progress.)
REC
SOURCE
m
STOP
QOQ
QOQ
QQQ
OOOO
>:
--REC
Turn
on theTV
power.
Select
the
correct
Video
In channel
at theTV.
Insert a DVD+PJ+RW
disc into the DVD
recorder.
Press
REC
SOURCE
on the
remote
control
to select
{ Tuner
},then
use •
•
keys to select
theTV
channel
you wish
to
record.
To record
from
an external
device,
press
REC
SOURCE
repeatedly
to select
the
correct
input
channel
that
matches
the
jack which
is connected
to the
DVD
recorder,
{
Front
CVBS
}
Input source from
the device
connected
to
the
VIDEO
and AUDIO
L/R jacks on the front
panel.
{
Front
S-Video
}
Input source from
the device
connected
to
the
S-VIDEO
and AUDIO
L/R jacks on the front
panel.
@
{ Rear
CVBS
}
Input sourcefrom the device connectedto the
VIDEO (CVBS)-IN-EXT and AUDIO L/R jacks
on the back panel.
{ Rear S-Video
} :
hlput
source
from
the
device
connected
to
the
S-VIDEO (Y/C)-IN-EXT and AUDIO L/R jacks
on the back panel.
{DV}
Input sourcefrom the device connectedto DV
IN jack at the front panel.
Press REC •
to start recording.
'_
The recording
will automatically
start
after
the last recording
on the
DVD+R/+RW.
@ To stop
the
recording,
press
STOP
•.
Pausing
a recording
@
During
a recording,
press PAUSE
II.
_ You can use this function
to avoid
recording
commercials.
@ To resume recording,
press REC
0.
OneTouch
Recording-
automatic
turn-off
@
Follow
the
steps
@-@
of"Manual
Recording"
on pages
29.
@
Press
REC
•
twice
to start
a 30 minutes
recording.
Each time you
press
REC
•
after
that,
you will add
30 minutes
to the
recording
time.
"_ The
recorder
will stop
recording
at
the
designated
end
time and
turn
off
automatically.
•
Press
STOP
•
if you wish
to stop
the
recording.
TIpS: Ensure that •ere
is sufficient space ava{!ableon the DVD÷R!÷RW before record{ng.
You haveto finalize the DVD+R, before it can be played on other players,see page 36.
29
start and stop a recording
at a later date/
time.
The DVD
recorder
will
tune to the
right program
channel and begin
recording
at the specified
time.
With
this DVD
recorder,
you can pre-
program
up to 20 recordings.
To make
a timer
recording,
your
DVD
recorder
needs
to know:
-
The date you want
to make the
recording.
-
The
recording
input
source.
-
The start
and stop
time of the recording.
-
The recording
mode, see page 28.
AV<_
OK
OQQ
QQQ
QQQ
6Q_
®@©@
TIHER
Timer
recording
(manually)
0
Turn
on theTV
power,
Select
the
correct
Video
In channel
at theTV.
Press
TIMER
on the
remote
control,
'@ The
timer
schedule
list appears.
@ Select
r_
in the
menu
and
press
OK
'@ The
timer
editor
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
an entry
in the
menu
and
press
•
to enter
its options.
TIps: Ensure that there is sufficientspace available on the DVD+Ri+RW
before recording.
You haveto finalize the DVD+R before it can be played on other players,see page36.
30
keys to select the recording
input
source.
{ Rec Mode
}
-
Use •
•
keys to select your option.
See pages 27-28
on "Recording
settings
-
Recording
mode".)
{ Mode
}
-
Use •
•
keys to select { Once
},
{ Daily,
} {Weekly,
} { Mon-Fri
}
(Monday
to Friday, ) { Mon-Sat
}
(Monday
to Saturday) or {Weekend
}
(Saturday and Sunday) recordings.
{ Date
}
-
Use •
•
keys or the numeric
keypad
0-9
to enter
the date for
recording.
{ Start
}
-
Use •
•
keys or the numeric
keypad
0-9
to enter
the start time
of
recording.
{ End }
-
Use •
•
keys or the numeric
keypad
0-9
to enter
the end time
of
recording.
0
Select
_
in the
menu
and
press
OK.
'4 The
system
will store
the
timer
entry
and
return
to the timer
schedule
list.
@ To cancel
the above
timer
setting,
select
in the
menu
and
press
OK.
Press
TIMER
to exit the menu.
Insert
a DVD+R/+RW
into the
DVD
recorder.
@ Press
STANDBY-ON
to turn
off the
DVD
recorder.
"_÷If the
DVD
recorder
is not
in standby
mode,
a warning
message
will appear
three
minutes
before
the recording
starts.
'_ If you ignore
the warning
message, the
DVD
recorder
will start
the timer
recording
automatically
at the designated
time.
"_÷The 'TIMER' icon will light up on the
display panel if a timer
recording
is set.
Helpful
Hint:
-
Set the timer recording one minute ahead
of the program's start time, This helps
ensure the entire program is recorded as the
disc requires about 30 seconds to prepare
for recording.
@
@
®
If you
have a Satellite
Receiver/Cable
Box
connected
to this
DVD
recorder
via the
S-VIDEO
(Y/C) orVIDEO
(CVBS)
(see
page
16,) follow
the steps
described
below
to program
the
recordings.
Select
the channel
you want
to record
at
the
Satellite
Receiver/Cable
Box.
Program
the
recording
with the
required
information.
Follow
the steps
@-@
of
"Timer
Recording
(manually)"
on pages
30-31.
{ Source
}
-
Use •
•
keys to select { Rear
S-Video
}
or { Rear
CVBS
} as the input
channel
and press OK
to confirm.
Leave the
Satellite
Receiver/Cable
Box on
for
the recording.
TIPS: Ensurethat there is sufficient space available on the DVD+R/+RW before record{ng.
You haveto finalize the DVD+Rbefore it can be played on other players,see page 36.
31
is a simple
programming
system for
DVD
recorders.
To use it, enter
the
PlusCode
programming
number
associated
with your television
program.
You can find this number
in yourTV
listings magazine.
All the information
needed
by the DVD
recorder
for
programming
is contained
in
the programming
number.
@ Turn on theTV
power:
Select the correct
Video
In channel at theTV.
Press TIMER
on the remote
control.
"_÷The timer
schedule
list appears.
Press OK to confirm.
Or, press •
key to go to the next
available empty
slot and press OK.
"_÷TheVCR
Plus+ System menu appears.
@ To clear theVCR
PlusCode programming
number, press CLEAR
on the remote
control.
@ To cancel theVCR
Plus+ ®programming,
use •
•
keys to select r_
in the
menu and press OK.
@ To confirm
your entry, select _
in
the menu and press OK.
"_#The system
will store the timer
entry
and return
to the timer
editor
menu.
@
@
@
If the channel number
of theTV
channel
has not been assigned to the PlusCode
number, you will have to manually
key in
the channel number
that is assigned to
theVCR
Plus+®code.
Follow
the
instructions
on the TV.
Press
TIMER
to exit the menu.
Insert
a DVD+R/+RW
into the
DVD
recorder.
Press
STANDBY-ON
to turn
off the
DVD
recorder.
"_÷If the
DVD
recorder
is not
in standby
mode,
a warning
message
will appear
three
minutes
before
the recording
starts,
'_ If you
ignore
the
warning
message,
the
DVD
recorder
will
start
the
timer
recording
automatically
at the designated
time.
"_÷The 'TIMER' icon Will light up on the
display panel if a timer
recording
is set.
@
Use the numeric
keypad
0-9 to enter
the PlusCode programming
number
for
the show you wish to record.
(e.g. : 5-312-4
or 5,312 4, key in '53124'.)
TIPS:Ensure
that there is sufficient space availableon the DVD÷R!+RW before recording.
You haveto finalize the DVD+R before it can be played on other players,see page36.
32
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_400P_ _0
P_
000A_ 1115_ _
tZ30Ab 04_0_
@
Use •
•
keys to select
a timer
program
which
you want
to change/delete.
@ To delete
the
timer
entry,
press
CLEAR
on the remote
control.
@ To change
the
timer
schedule,
press
OK to enter
the timer
editor
menu
of
the
selected
timer
program.
Select
the entry
field and make
the
necessary
changes.
Once
complete,
select
_
in the
menu
and
press
OK
to save the changes.
Press
TIMER
to exit the menu.
TIPS:
Ensure
that
there
is sufficient
space
available
on
the
DVD+R!+RW
before
recording.
You have to finalize
the
DVD+R
before
it can be played
on
other
players,
see
page 36.
33
offers various disc
edit options
for various
disc types. You
can change the disc content
and settings
of a recorded
DVD+R/+RW
from
the
disc editing
menu. The edited
contents
may not be available if you play the disc
on an another
DVD
player.
The displayed
options in the disc editing
menu differ
depending
on the situation
and disc type.
{ Play }
Start playingfrorn the beginning of the disc.
{ Rename
Disc }
Change
the
narne
of tile
disc.
{ Erase
Disc
} - DVD+RW
only
Erase
all the
recordings
ill the
disc.
For
DVD+R, the
deleted
space
cannot
be
used
for
other
recording.
{ Record
NewTitle
}
Start
recording
from
the
last
empty
title
in the
disc.
{ Overwrite
Disc } - DVD+RW
only
Start a new recording from the beginning of
the disc, all the recorded content will be
ovel_vrJtten.
{ Make
Compatible
} - DVD+RW
only
Make the recording contents compatible on
other DVD players.
{ Lock/Unlock
Disc
} - DVD+RW
only
Lock or unlock a disc to prevent accidental
erasure or changesbeing made.
{ Finalize
Disc
} - DVD+R
only
Finalizethe disc to enable playback on other
DVD players. Further recording and editing to
the disc are not allowed. It is not possible to
unfinalize the disc.
Accessing
disc editing
menu
QQQ
QQQ
QQQ
OO@
OK
Q _
_
--
REC
QQ_
_TOPHENU
@®@@
6 6 6'_
@
@
Insert a recorded
DVD+R/+RW
into the
DVD
recorder.
'@'The Index
Picture
screen appears on
the TV.
Press TOP
MENU
on the remote
control.
'_÷The disc editing
menu appears.
The
edit options
are varied
for
DVD+R
and
DVD+RW.
0
Use •
•
keys to access
different
options
and OK
to select,
@ Instructions
and
explanation
of the
options
are provided
in the
following
pages.
TIpS:
No furthe[ recording and editing can be carried oUt on a finalizedDVD+R •
Press I to go back to previous menu item.
34
by the DVD
recorde):
You
can change
the disc
name
by following
the
steps
below.
O
Press
TOP
MENU,
then
use •
•
keys to
select
{ Rename
Disc
} and press
OK.
'_÷The
keyboard
screen
appears.
Use
4 • •
•
keys to highlight a character
on the
keyboard
and press
OK
to select.
_
"_÷The
maximum
input
is up to 9
characters.
•
You can use the following
keys on the
keyboard
screen
to edit your
input:
:
to delete
a character
to the
left of the
curs@):
: to remove
the
character
before
the
cursor.
:
to create
a space
between
characters.
:
to toggle
big and
small caps.
:
to clear
the entry
field
completely.
O
To confirm
your
entry,
select
_
on
the
keyboard
and
press
OK.
"_÷The
info panel
is now
updated.
•
To cancel
the
changes,
select
_
on
the
keyboard
and
press
OK.
This erases
the content
of the
DVD+RW
including
those
that
was not
recorded
on
this DVD
recorde):
Once
the
existing
content
is erased,
it can be
used
for
recording.
Press TOP
MENU,then
use •
•
keys to
select { Erase
Disc } and press OK.
'4 A warning
message will appear.
Select _
in the menu to proceed
or _
to abort,
then press OK
to
confh'm.
This function
allows
you to start
a new
recording
at the
remaining
empty
space
in
the DVD +RW.
Press TOP
MENU,
then use •
•
keys to
select { Record
NewTitle
} and press
OK,
Select
the source
you want
to record
from
and
press
REC
•
to start
recording.
This function
allows
you to start
a new
recording
from
the beginning
of a
DVD+RW,
regardless
of the contents
of
the disc.
Press TOP
MENU,
then use •
•
keys to
select { Overwrite
disc } and press OK.
Select the source you want to record
from
and
press
REC
•
to start
recording.
TIps:
No further recording and editing can be carried out on a finalized DVD÷R.
Press 41to go back to previous menu item.
35
allows you to make an
edited
version
DVD+RW
compatible.
This
is to enable the edited
information
to be seen on other
DVD
players,
Press TOP
MENU,
then use •
•
keys to
select { Make
Compatible
} and press
OK
to confirm.
Helpful
Hint:
-
If the option {Compatible}
is not available
for selection, it means that the disc is already
compatible.
You can choose to protect
the recorded
DVD+RW
in order
to prevent
accidental
loss of recordings.
Press TOP
MENU,then
use •
•
keys to
select { Lock
Disc } and press OK.
'_÷The disc is locked
for this DVD
recorder
only.
'_ When
the disc is locked, the option
in
the disc editing
menu will change to
{ Unlock
Disc.
}
If you want
to overwrite
or
edit on the
protected
disc, select { Unlock
Disc. }
@
@
Playing your
recordings
(DVD+R)
on other
DVD
players
It is necessary
to finalize a DVD+R
disc
before you can play it on any other
DVD
player,
Otherwise,
the DVD+R
will only
playback on this DVD recorder.
After
a DVD+R
disc has been
finalized,
no further
recordings
or
editing
can be made
to it.
Make
sure
that
you have
completed
all the
recordings
and editing
before
finalizing
the disc.
Press TOP
MENU,then
use •
•
keys to
select { Finalize
Disc } and press OK.
_÷ A warning
message will appear,
Select _
in the menu and press
OK
to start
the process.
'_ Finalization
will take
a few minutes.
Do
not try
to open
the
disc tray or turn
the
power
off as this
may render
the disc
unusable.
TIps:
No further recording and editing can be carried out on a finalized DVD÷R.
Press 41to go back to previous menu item.
36
You can change
the individual
title
information
or delete
a title
(recording)
in a recorded
DVD+R/+RW.
If a DVD+R
has been
finalized,
it cannot
be edited.
The displayed
options
in the title
editing
menu differ
depending
on the situation
and disc type.
{ PlayTitle
}
Start playinga recording.
{ EditTitle
}
Access video editing menu.
{ RenameTitle
}
Change the name of the recording.
{ EraseTitle
}
Delete the title (recording).
{ OverwriteTitle
} - DVD+RW
only
Start a new recording, the existing title
(recording)
will be overwritten.
{ Overwrite
Disc
Overwrite
from existing selected
title onwards
to the end of the disc.
{ Append
Title}
Insert
a new recording
to
the last existing
recording.
Accessing
title
editing
menu
O
Insert
a recorded
DVD+R/+RW
into the
DVD
recorder.
'_÷The
Index
Picture
screen
appears
on
the TV.
Use •
•
keys to highlight
a title
(recording),
and
press I_.
'_÷The
title editing
menu
appears.
3. My movie
11/04/2004
12:31:53
HQ00:05:59
Use •
•
keys to access
different
options
and
OK
to select.
'_÷ Instructions
and explanation
of the
options
are
provided
in the following
pages.
To exit,
press
,.
This feature
allows access video editing
menu. See "About
video editing"
on pages
39-41
for more
information.
In title
editing menu, use •
•
keys to
select { EditTitle
} and press OK.
"_6_The video editing
menu appears.
"_÷The
DVD
recorder
will play the
selected
title.
TIPS:
No
further
recording
and editing
can be carried
out
on a finalized
DVD+R.
Press 41 to exit the
menu.
37
by the DVD
recorde_:
You
can give a new
name
to the title
by
following
the steps
below.
O
In title
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select
{ RenameTitle
} and
press
OK.
"_÷The
keyboard
screen
appears.
Use 4 •
•
•
keys to highlight
a
character
and
press
OK
to select.
'4 The
maximum
input
is up to 9
characters.
•
You can use the following
keys on the
keyboard
screen
to edit your
input:
:
to delete
a character
to the
left of the
cursor:
: to remove
the
character
before
the
cursor.
:
to create
a space
between
characters.
:
to toggle
big and
small caps.
:
to clear
the entry
field
completely.
To confirm
your
entry,
select
_
on
the
keyboard
and
press
OK.
'_÷The
info panel
is now
updated.
•
To cancel
the
changes,
select
_
on
the
keyboard
and
press
OK.
You can delete
a specific
title
(recording)
from
the
disc.
However,
for
DVD+R
the
deleted
space
cannot
be used
for further
recording.
In title
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select { EraseTitle
} and press OK.
"_ A warning
message will appear.
Select
_
in the menu
to proceed
or _
to abort,
then
press
OK
to
confirm.
@
@
This function
allows
you
to record
a new
title
from
the
beginning
of the current
title
in the DVD+RW.
In title
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select
{ OverwriteTitle
} and
press
OK.
Select
the source
you want
to record
from
and
press
REC
•
to start
recording.
You can select
to delete
only the
recordings
from
the selected
title
onwards
to the end
of the disc.
•
In title
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select
( Overwrite
Disc
} and
press
OK
to delete.
This function
allows
you
to append
recording
to the last existing
title.
In title
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select
( AppendTitle
} and press
OK.
Press
REC
SOURCE
to select
the
input
channel
to append.
Press
REC
•
to start
append
recording.
Warning!
Once
the
recording
has
started,
any prior
recording
from
the
point
of the playback
onwards
will be
overwritten.
To stop
append
recording,
press
STOP
II.
TIPS:
No
further
recording
and
editing
can be carried
out
on a finalized
DVD+R.
Press
41 to exit
the
menu.
38
you to edit the
video
content.
You can add/delete
chapter
marker,
hide unwanted
scenes,
change
the
picture
in the
index picture
screen
and
split one
title
(recording)
into two.
When
you playback
a recording
in video
edit
mode,
the
entire
recording
will be
played
back
including
hidden
scenes.
The
edit
functions
available
in the
disc
editing
menu
are:
{ Title
}
Select a title
(recording)
to play.
{ Chapter
SeLect a chapter within
the selected
title.
{ Chapter
Marker
}
Insert
a chapter marker
in the
recording
or
erase
a chapter
marker
to combine
two
chapters.
{
Hide
Chapter
}
Hide the unwanted
scene in the recording.
{
Index
Picture
}
Select a scene in the recording
as the index
picture
screen.
( SplitTitle
} - DVD+RW
only
Divide
the recording
into two
under
separate
title.
Accessing
video
editing
menu
PLAY b--
oooo
oooo
6 _ _ 5
O
Insert a recorded
DVD+Pd+RW
into the
DVD
recorder.
'_ The
Index
Picture
screen
appears
on
the TV.
Use •
•
keys to select
a title
(recording).
Press
PLAY
•
to start
playback.
Press
EDIT
on the
remote
control.
'_ The
video
editing
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to access
different
options
and
press
OK
to select.
'_÷ Instructions
and explanation
of the
options
are
provided
in the following
pages.
_To
exit, press
EDIT.
TIPS:
No
further
recording
and
editing
can be carried
out
on a finalized
DVD+R.
Press
_11to exit
the
menu.
39
It also allows
you to select
another
title.
@
In video
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select
{ Title
} and press
OK.
Use the numeric
keypad
0-9
to key in
a tide and press OK.
_ The
DVD
recorder
will play the
selected title,
@
@
It shows
the current
chapter
and the
total
number
of chapters
in the title.
It
also
allows
you to select
another
chapter
within
the title.
In video
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys to
select
_
{ Chapter
} and
press
OK.
Use the
numeric
keypad
0-9 to key in
the
chapter
and
press
OK.
'_÷TheDVD
recorder
will play the
selected
chapte_
You can create
a chapter
by inserting
chapter
marker
at any point
within
a title
during
playback.
This will allow
you to
access
a specific
point
in the
recording
easily or
set a chapter
you wish
to hide.
@
@
chapter
markers
In video
editing
menu,
use •
•
keys
to
select
{ Chapter
Marker
} and
press
OK,
Use
•
•
keys
to
select
one
of the
options
and
press
OK
to
confirm.
{
Insert
Chapter
Marker
}
Select
this
to insert
a new
chapter
marker
at
the
current
point
of playback.
{
Delete
Chapter
Marker
}
Select
this
to delete
the
current
chapter
marker
(it refers
to
the
closest
marker
before
the
current
point
of playback.)
The
current
chapter
will then
combine
with
the
chapter
before
it.
{
DeleteAII
Chapter
Marker
}
Select
this to delete
all the chapter"
markers
in the current
title.
TIPS: No
further recording and ed!ting can be carried out onafinalized
DVD+R:
Press 41to exit the menu.
40
You can choose to hide certain
scene
from
playback (e.g. skipping
a commercial
scene) or
make it visible again.
O
Create
a chapter marker
at the scene you
are going to hide. (See previous
page on
"Insert
Chapter
Marker".)
Select the chapter
you want to hide and
start
playback. (See previous
page on
"Selecting
a chapter".)
O
In video
editing
menu, use •
•
keys to
select
{ Hide
Chapter
} and
press OK.
'_÷The current
chapter will be hidden.
@
If the video
editing menu does not show,
press EDIT
on the remote
control.
To unhide
a chapter
Press EDIT
on the remote
control
during
playback.
'_÷The video editing
menu appears.
'4 While
in editing
mode, the hide
chapter
will play.
0
Wait
for
the chapter
you want to unhide
to occur
or
use I_
/ _1 to search for the
beginning of the chapter
you want
to
unhide.
0
Use •
•
keys to select { Unhide
Chapter
} and press OK.
"_÷The current
chapter will be visible
during
playback.
Helpful Hint:
-
All the hidden chapters will be played
back while in videa editing made.
The index
picture
is the picture
of the
title
you will see when
the DVD
recorder
loads up the Index menu. Normally,
the
first
frame
of a recording
is shown
as the
title's
index
picture.
In video
editing
menu, use •
•
keys to
select
{ Index
Picture
} and
press OK
to select the current
scene as
the index picture
for
the title
(recording.)
You can divide the current
tide into two
new titles.
Each of these titles
is
characterized
by its own
index picture.
Warning!
Once
a title
is divided, it
cannot
be reversed.
In video
editing
menu, use •
•
keys to
select
{ SplitTitle
} and press
OK to divide the title
at the current
playback position.
'*:_A new title will
be shown
at the Index
Picture
screen.
TIPS: No
further recording and ed!ting can be carried out on'finalized
DVD+R:
Press 41to exit the menu.
41
Using this DVD
Recorder,
you can play
and record
on the following
discs:
Recording
and Playback
DVD+RW
(DVD 'plus'
Rewritable;) canbe recorded on
over
aed
ove[i
DVD+R
(DVD 'plus'
Recordable;) can be recorded
only once
Playback
only:
DVD
Video
(DigitaIVersatile
Disc)
CD-RW
(CD-Rewritable)
Audio/ (_o_
MP3/JPEG contents
C D-R (CD-Recordable) Audio/
___iu_
MP3/JPEG contents
Audio
CD
(Compact Disc
_,_,_
Digital Audio)
MP3-Disc
Video
CD
(Formats 1.0,1.1,2.0)
SuperVideo
CD
DivX
Disc
(DivX
3.11,4.x, 5.x)
IMPORTANT!
-
If the inhibit
icon (Error)
appears
on theTV
screen
when
a button
is
pressed,
it means
the function
is not
available
on the
current
disc or at
the
current
time.
-
DVD
discs and players
are
designed
with
regional
restrictions.
Before
playing
a disc, make
sure the
disc is for the
same
zone
as your
player.
-
Do not
push on the
disc tray
or
put any objects
other
than
discs on
the
disc tray.
It may
cause
the
disc
player
to malfunction.
Inserting
a disc
O
Press OPEN
CLOSE
•
on the front
of
the DVD recordec
'_÷The disc tray opens.
O
Carefully
place the disc into the tray with
the label facing up, then press
OPEN
CLOSE
_.
'4 Make sure the disc label is facing up.
For double-sided
discs, load the side
which
you want to play facing up.
Turn on theTV
power:
Select the correct
Video
In channel at theTV
(see page 23.)
Playback will
start automatically
or a
dialog will appear on theTV
(see next
page,)
TIPS:
Some
discs cannot
be played on this
DVD
recorder
due to the configuration
and
characteristics
of the disc, or due to
the condition
of recording
and authoring
software.
42
Playback will begin automatically.
If the
disc
has its own
menu
this will be loaded,
otherwise
the
DVD
recorder
will launch
an index
screen.
@
Ifthe
pin code
entry
dialog appears
on
the TV, this
means
that
the parental
control
was activated
for the
inserted
disc
(see
page
53.)
'_ Use the
numeric
keypad
0-9 on the
remote
control
to enter
your
pin code
(password.)
@
For more
playback
features,
see
pages
46_49
"Advance
Playback
Features."
@
@
The
DVD disc
is usually
formatted
with a
disc
menu.
You may have
to make
your
selection
(e.g., subtitle
or audio
language)
within
the
disc menu.
Insert a DVDdisc.
If the disc menu
appears
on theTV
Use numeric
keypad
0-9 to input your
selection
or use _ • •
•
keys to select
a
play option
and
press
OK
to start
playback.
To select
the
previous
or
next
chapter/title
marker
@
During
playback, press TIC
on the
remote
control to access theT/C
menu.
Then
use •
•
keys to select
{ Title
} or { Chapter
} and input your
tide/chapter
number
using the numeric
keypad
0-9.
O
To stop
playback, press STOP
II,
(Super)Video
CDs
may feature
'PBC'
(Play Back Control.)
This allows
you to
play the video
CDs
interactively,
following
the
menu
on the display.
Insert
a (Super)Video
CD.
If the 'PBC'
is on, the
disc index
menu
will appear
on theTV
Use numeric
keypad
0-9 to input your
selection
or to select
a play option.
@
Press
RETURN
on the
remote
control
to return
to the previous
menu.
@ To turn
on/off
the
Playback
Control
mode,
press
TIC
on the
remote
control
during
playback
to access
the T/C
menu.
Then
use •
•
keys to select
{ PBC
On
} or { PBC
Off,
}
O
To stop
playback,
press
STOP
II.
Insert
an audio
CD.
'*÷ Playback
starts
automatically.
To stop
playback,
press
STOP
II.
'_ The
track
number
and
elapsed
playing
time
appear
on the display
panel.
TIps:
Some discs cannot be played on this DVD recorder due to the configuration and
characteristics of the disc, or due to the condition of recording and authoring software.
43
Insert a DVD+P,/+RW
disc.
'_ The
Index Picture
screen appears.
Use •
•
keys to select a title
and press
PLAY
• to start
playback.
O
To stop
playback,
press
STOP
II.
Helpful
Hint."
-
If the message '2LRI',I;-,"appears on the
display panel, this means that there are no
recordings an this disc.
This DVD
system
supports
the playback
of
DivX movie which
you have downloaded
from
your
computer
onto
a CD-R/RW
or
DVD+R/+RW.
Insert
a DivX disc.
'_÷ The
disc
content
menu
appears.
@
If the
DivX
movie
contains
external
subtitles,
you have to first
select
the
subtitle
file from
the file list.
@ Select
the AVI file from
the file list for
playback.
Press
PLAY
•
to start
playback.
Helpful Hints:
-
Subtitle files with the following filename
extensions (.srt, .smi, .sub, .sami) are
supported.
-
It is normal to experience an occasional
pixelation during MPEG-4/DivX
playback
due to poor clarity of digital contents during
internet downloading.
Insert
an MP3 CD.
'_÷The
disc
content
menu
appears.
@
@
@
Use •
•
to navigate
within
the
menu
and
select
the album
and
track
to play, then
press
PLAY
•.
During
playback,
you can press
I_
/ _._l to
select
the
next/previous
track.
To stop
playback,
press
STOP
II.
Helpful
Hints:
-
Only the first session of a multi-session
CD will play back.
-
It is normal to experience an occasional
"skip" while listening to your MP3 disc,
-
Further information
on the album, track
and artist will also be displayed on the TV if
included in the ID tag.
TIps:
Some discs cannot be played on this DVD recorder due to the configurationand
characteristics of the disc, or due to the condition of recording and authoring software.
44
You can display JPEG
pictures
in the
selected
roll automatically
one
after
the
other
at adiustable
intervals.
Playable
JPEG
picture
disc
This
DVD
recorder
can read JPEG
pictures
stored
on a CD-ROM,
Picture
CD, or DVD.
O
Insert a JPEG picture
disc (CD, CD-R(W),
DVD+R/+RW.)
'_÷The disc content
menu appears.
If the
disc
contained
MP3
music
and
JPEG
picture
files,
you
can start
a
musical
slide
show
playback,
other-
wise
go to step
O.
Use •
•
keys to select
an MP3 file and
press
OK
to start
the audio
playback.
_
Use •
•
keys to select
a picture
file and
press
OK
to start
the slide
show
playback.
During
playback,
you can select
to rotate
or zoom
in/out
on the
picture,
and
select
a slide show
playback
animation.
@
Use _ •
keys to rotate
the
picture.
•
: Rotates
the
image
clockwise.
:Rotates
the image counter-clockwise.
@ Press
ANGLE
on the remote
control
repeatedly
to choose
a slide
show
playback
animation.
'_ The
selected
animation
settings
will
appear
in the
top
left corner
of theTV
screen.
File format:
-
The file extension
has to be '.JPG,' '.JPE'
or
'.JPEG.'
-
It can only display DCF-standard
still
pictures
or JPEG pictures
e.g.TIFE
It
cannot
play back
moving
pictures,
Motion
JPEG, progressive
JPEG and
other
formats,
or pictures
in formats
other
than
JPEG, or pictures
associated
with
sound.
-
It may require
longer
time for
the DVD
recorder
to display
the
disc content
on
the TV due
to the
large
number
of songs/
pictures
compiled
into
one
disc.
@
Press
ZOOM
on the remote
control
to
enlarge
the
picture.
To stop
playback,
press
STOP
I.
TIps:
Some discs cannot be played on this DVD recorder due to the configuration and
characteristics of the disc, Or due to the condition of recording and authoring software.
45
you can change
to a
different
track,
title
or chapter
as follows.
During
playback,
@
Press _,l to go to the next title/chapter/
track.
@
Press
I_
to return
to the start
of the
previous
title/chapter/track.
OR
@
Use the
numeric
keypad
0-9 to input
the title/chapter/track
number.
OR
@
Press TIC to enter
theT/C
menu
and use
•
•
keys to select
{ Title
} or
{ Chapter
} and use numeric
keypad
0-9
to input the
title/chapter/track
number.
Pausing playback
and step
play
@
@
@
@
During
playback,
press
II to pause
@
playback
and
display
a still picture.
@
Press
II again
to move
one
frame
@
forward.
@ To resume normal
playback, press
@
P LAY
I_.
Searchi ng forwards/
bacl_vards
You can fast forward
or fast reverse
a
disc
at two,
four, sixteen
or thirty
two
times
the
normal
playback
speed.
During
playback, press and hold down
(reverse)
or H_l (forward)
to switch
to
the search
function.
"_ The
search
status
bar appears.
It displays
the search
speed
(FREV x32,
FREV x16,
FREVx4,
FREV x2,
FFWD
x2,
FFWD
x4, FFWD
x16,
FFWD
x32)
'_ The
sound
will be muted.
Press I_1 (reverse)
or _-_l(forward)
to
cycle through
the search speeds.
To resume normal
playback, press
P LAY I_.
Zooming
in
This option
allows
you to enlarge
the
picture
on the screen
and
pan through
the
enlarged
picture.
Press ZOOH
on your remote
control to
activate zoom : 150% or 200%.
Use < •
•
•
keys to pan through
the
zoomed
picture.
To exit,
press
ZOOM
until the
picture
returns
to the
normal
size.
TIps;
The operating features
described
here might not be possible for certain discs,
Always refer to the instructions
supplied with the discs.
46
playback, press TIC
on the
remote
control
@ TheT/C
menu appears on theTV.
O
Use •
•
keys to select
the setting
you
want
to adjust.
"@ Instructions
and explanation
of the
options
are
provided
in the following
pages.
To exit, press
T/C.
@
@
@
@
You can select
various
repeat
play or
random
play mode
during
playback.
During
disc playback, press TIC
on the
remote
control
@ TheT/C
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
{ Mode
} and
press
OK.
Use •
•
keys to select
one
of the
repeat
options.
{ RepeatA-B
}
Select this to repeat the playback of a specific
segment within a title/chapter/track.
Press OK
to mark the start and end of the segment you
want to repeat.
{ Repeat
Chapter
}
Select this to repeat playback on the current
chapter (DVD, DVD+R/+RW
only.)
{ RepeatTrack/Title
}
Select this to repeat playback on the current
track/tide.
{
Repeat
Directory
}
Select
this
to repeat
playback
on
the
current
folder/directory
(IvIP3,JPEG,
picture
disc only.)
{
Repeat
Disc
}
Select
this
to repeat
playback
on the
entire
disc.
{ Shuffle
}
Select this to randomly playback all the tracks
within the disc (MP3 and audio CD only.)
{ Normal
}
Select this to cancel the repeat mode and
return to normal playback.
To cancel
repeat
playback,
press
STOP
•
or
select
{ Normal
} and
press
OK.
TIpS:
The operating features described here might not be possible for certain discs:
Always refer to the instructions supplied with the discs.
47
You can play the contents of the disc in
the order you want
by programming
the
tracks
to be played. Up to 20 tracks
can
be stored.
O
Press TIC on the
remote
control
twice.
*÷ TheT/C
menu
appears.
@ Select
{ Node
} > { Program.
}
'*÷The
program
menu
appears.
@
@
To start
program
play
Press •
key to move to the right
screen
and press OK
'@ Playback will
start fl'om the selected
track/file/chapter
according
to the
programmed
sequence.
To exit
program
play
Press STOP
•
to exit program
play.
@
@
@
@
@
Selection
If the
disc is recorded
with Titles/Folders/
Albums,
press
OK
to access
the tracks/
files/chapters.
Pressing
OK
at the highlighted
track/file/
chapter
willstart
playback.
Use 4 • keys to toggle
between
the left
and
right screen.
To program
your
favorite
track/file/
chapter
Use •
•
keys to select
the track/file/
chapter
to program
and press
SELECT
on the
remote
control.
'@ The
selected
track/file/title
will appear
at the right
screen.
'@ The
order
on the right
screen
will be
the
order
of program
playback.
To remove
the programmed
item
from
your
selection
Press
•
key to move
to the
right
screen.
Select
the
track/file/chapter
and
press
CLEAR
on the
remote
control.
@
@
@
This operation
works
only on DVDs
with
multiple
soundtrack
language orVCDs
with
multiple
audio channels.
This function
can also be accessed via the
AUDIO
on the
remote
control.
Press
TIC on the remote
control
twice.
'@The TIC
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
{ Audio
} and
press
• to access
its options.
Use •
•
keys to select
the audio
language
and
press
OK
to confirm.
"@The
languages
may be numbered
or
abbreviated,
such
as"En"
for
English.
'*÷ If the
language
selected
is not available
on the
disc, the disc's
default
setting
for
language
will be used
instead.
Helpful
Hint:
-
Some DVDs allow soundtrock
Ionguage
changes only via the DVD disc menu, To
access the Disc Menu, press DISC-MENU.
TIps:
The
operating
features
described
here
might
not
be possible
for
certain
discs.
Always
refer
to
the
instructions
supplied
with
the
discs.
48
only on DVDs
with
multiple
subtitle
languages,
you can
change
the
language
you want
while
playing the DVD.
This function
can be also accessed
via
SUBTITLE
key on the
remote
control.
0
Press
TIC on the remote
control
twice.
'_÷TheT/C
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
{ Subtitle
} and
press
• to enter
its options.
_
Use •
•
keys to select
the language
and
press
OK
to confirm.
'4 The
languages
may be numbered
or
abbreviated,
such
as "En" for
English.
"_÷If the
language
selected
is not available
on the
disc, the disc's
default
setting
language
will be used
instead.
Helpful
Hint
-
Some DVDs discs allow subtitle language
changes only via the DVD disc menu. To
access the disc menu, press DISC-MENU.
This option
allows
you to skip
to a
specific
point
in the current
disc.
Press
TIC
on the
remote
control
twice.
"_÷The T/C
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
{ T-Time
} and
use the
numeric
keypad
(0-9)
to enter
the time
required.
'_÷ Playback
skips to the
selected
time.
This option
is only available
with
DVDs
that
contain
sequences
recorded
from
different
camera
angles.
This allows
you
to view the picture
fl'om different
angles.
This function
can also
be accessed
via the
ANGLE
on the
remote
control.
Press
TIC on the remote
control
twice.
'4 TheT/C
menu
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
{ Angle
} and
press
• to enter
its options.
'_ The
camera
angles
available
for
selection
appears.
Use •
•
keys to select
the camera
angle
you want
to switch
to, then
press
OK
to
confirm.
TIpS:
]he operating features described here might not be possible for certain discs:
Always refer to the instructionssupplied with the discs.
49
damage to the
screen
by avoiding
exposing
the screen to
a static image for too
long.
In 'System
Menu-General,'
use •
•
keys
to highlight
{ Screen
Saver
} and press
OK.
{On}
Select this if you wish
to
turn
off the TV screen
when
play is stopped or paused for" more
than
15 minutes.
{ off}
Select this to disable the screensavett
Use •
•
keys to select a setting
and
press OK
to confirm.
O
Press SYSTEM-MENU
on the remote
control
"_÷The
system
menu
appears
on theTV.
Use •
•
keys to select
_
{ System
Menu
- General
} and press
•
to access
its options,
_creenSaver
_
Use •
•
keys to select
the setting
you
wish
to change
and press
OK
to confirm.
"_÷Instructions
and explanation
of the
options
are
provided
in the following
pages.
To exit,
press
SYSTEM-MENU,
"rips:
The
underlined
option
is the
factory
defauk
setting..
Press
41 to
go back
to
previous
menu
item.
Press
SYSTEM
MENU
to exit
the
menu
item.
50
a higher picture
quality
than the standard
interlaced
TV
channel
scan. It only works
when you
have connected
the DVD recorder
Y Pb Pr jacks to yourTV
that supports
the progressive
video input. Otherwise,
the image may not appear or will be
distorted.
Please check yourTV
user
manual for more
information.
O
In 'System Menu-General,'
use •
•
keys
to select { Progressive
/ Interlaced
}
and press OK.
{ Interlaced
}
Select this to enable interlaced feature.
{ Progressive
}
SeLectthis to enable progressive scanfeature.
Use •
•
keys to select a setting
and
press OK
to confirm.
Helpful
Hints:
-
Follow the instructions shown on the TV to
confirm the selection (if any).
-
Ifa
blank/distortedTV
screen appears,
wait for 10 seconds for the auto recovery.
@
@
The
color
system
of the
DVD system,
DVD
and TV should
match.
Only then
will
it be possible
to play a DVD on this
system.
Before
changing
theTV
system,
determine
the color
system
of yourTV.
In 'System Menu-General,'
use •
•
keys
to select { Video
Output
Format
} and
press OK.
{ NTSC
}
Select this if the connected
TV has the NTSC
color system. It will change the video signal of
a PAL disc and output
it to NTSC format.
{ PAL }
Select
this
if the
connected
TV
has
the
PAL
color system. It will change the video signal of
an NTSC disc and output
it to PAL format.
Use •
•
keys to select
a setting
and
press
OK
to confirm.
Helpful
Hint:
-
Ifa
blank/distortedTV
screen appears,
wait for 15 seconds for the auto recovery.
@
@
This will restore
all the settings
of this
DVD
Recorder,
except
for the
PIN code.
In 'System Menu-General,'
use •
•
keys
to select { Restore
Factory
Settings
}
and press OK.
'4 A warning
message will appear.
Select _
in the menu to proceed
or _
to abort,
then press OK
to
confirm.
TIpS;
The
underlined
option
is the
factory
default
setting_
Press
41 to
go back
to
previous
menu
item.
Press
SYSTEM
MENU
to exit
the
menu
item.
51
on the remote
control.
"_÷The
system
menu
appears
on theTV.
Use •
•
keys to select
{ System
Menu
- Playback
} and press • to access its
options.
@
@
Set the
aspect
ratio
of the DVD
recorder
according
to the TV you have connected.
The
format
you select
must
be available
on the
disc.
If it is not, the
setting
forTV
display
will not
affect
the picture
during
playback.
In 'System
Menu-Playback;
use •
•
keys
to select
{ TVAspect
Ratio
} and
press
OK.
{
16:9
}
@
Select
this for wide
screen
TV
(frame
ratio
16:9.)
{ 4:3 Letterbox
}
Select this for a _widescreen'
with black bands on the
_
display
upper and lower portions
of
the TV screen.
{ 4:3 panscan
}
Select this for a full-height
picture with both side
trimmed.
Press••to
select
a setting
and
press
OK
to confirm.
iltll_
_
Use •
•
keys to select
the setting
you
wish
to change
and press
OK
to confirm.
'4
Instructions
and explanation
of the
options
are
provided
in the following
pages.
To exit,
press
SYSTEM-MENU.
TIPS:
The
underlined_
option
is the
fact0rY
defaul_
setting..
Press
_11 to go back
to
previous
menu
item.
Press
SYSTEM
MENU
to exit
the
menu
item.
52
may have a parental
level
assigned to the complete
disc or to
certain
scenes on the disc. This feature
lets you set a playback
limitation
level.
The
rating
levels are from
1 to 8 and
are
country
dependent.
You can prohibit
the
playing of certain
discs
that
are not
suitable
for
your
children,
or have certain
discs
played with
alternative
scenes.
0
In 'System
Menu-Playback,'
use •
•
keys
to select { Parental
Rating
Level
} and
press 014.
'_ You will
be prompted
to enter
your
four-digit
pin code.
_
Use the
numeric
keypad
0-9 to enter
your
four-digit
pin code.
'4 When
doing
this for the first
time,
enter
the default
password
'3308"
"_÷The
set
rating
level menu
appears.
PG 13
@
If you forgot
your
four-digit
pin code,
the
default
password
is 3308.
Use •
•
keys to select
the top
field and
press
OK
to confirm.
Use •
•
keys to select
the desired
parental
level, then
move
to _
in
the
menu
and
press
OK
on the
remote
control
to confirm,
'_ To disable
parental
controls
and allow
all discs to play, select
{ Off.
}
Rating
explanations
You need to enter
your
four-digit
password
to play a prohibited
disc or if
prompted
for a pin code.
In 'System
Menu-Playback,'
use •
•
keys
to select { Parental
Rating
Level
} and
press OK.
'*÷You will
be prompted
to enter
your
four-digit
pin code.
@
Use the numeric
keypad
0-9 to enter
your
four-digit
pin code and select
in the menu and press OK
on
the remote
control
to confirm.
'_÷The set rating level menu appears.
@
@
After
connecting
the DVD
recorder
to
yourTV
and other
devices, you may need
to change the digital
output
setting.
Adjust
the
Digital
Output
only if you used
the
DVD
recorder's
coaxial
jack.
In 'System
Menu
Playback,'
use •
•
keys
to select
{ Digital
Audio
Output
} and
press
OK,
(ALL}
Select this ifyou use the COAXIAL jack to
connect
the DVD recorder
to a stereo
receiver that has a built in Multi-Channel
decoder.
{ LPCM
}
Selectthisiftheconnectedaudioequipmentis
notcapableofdecodingmultichannel
audio
Dolby Digital and MPEG-2 multi - channel
signals are converted
to PCM (Pulse Code
Modulation.)
Use ••
keys to select
a setting
and
press
OK
to confirm,
@
Move to _
in the menu
and
press
OK
to access
new
password
menu.
@
Use the
numeric
keypad
0-9 to enter
your
new four-digit
pin code,
then
press
•
to select
the next
entry
field and enter
the
same
pin code
a second
time.
@
Move to r--oE--1
in the menu
and
press
OK
to confirm,
'*_To abort
the change,
select
and
press
OK,
TIPS:
The
underlined
option
is the
factory
default
setting.
Press
4
to
go back
to previous
menu
item.
Press
SYSTEM
MENU
to exit
the
menu
item.
54
See pages27-28 on "Recording settings,"
Accessing
System
Menu
-
Language
See page26 on "Setting the language,"
Accessing
System
Menu
-
Channel
Setup
See pages24-25 on "TV channel
programming,"
Accessing
System
Menu
-
Clock
See
page
26 on "Setting
the
time & date:'
@
@
@
Philips provide
you the DivX®VOD
(Video
On Demand)
registration
code
that
allows
you to rent
and
purchase
videos
using
the DivX®VOD
service.
For more
information,
visit
us at
www.divx.com/vod.
In 'System
Menu-Clock,'
use •
•
keys to
select { Show
DivX®
registration
code
} and press OK.
_o_The
registration
code will appear.
Press SYSTEM
MENU
to exit.
Use the
registration
code
to purchase
or
rent
the videos
fi'om
DivX®VOD
service
at www.divx.com/vod.
Follow
the
instructions
and download
the video
from
your
computer
onto
a CD-R/RW
for
playback
on this
DVD
recorde):
Helpful
Hint."
-
All the downloaded videos from DivX ®
VOD con only be played back on this DVD
recorder.
TIP$:
The
underlined
option
is the
factory
default
setting.
Press
41 to
go back
to previous
menu
item.
Press
SYSTEM
MENU
to exit
the
menu
item.
55
is a risk
of electric
shock.
Ifa
fault
occurs,
first
check
the
points
listed
below
before
taking
the
system
for
repair.
If
you
are
unable
to remedy
a problem
by following
these
hints,
consult
your
dealer
or
Philips
for
help.
No
power.
-
Press STANDBY-ON
button
on the front
of the
DVD
recorder
to
switch
on the system.
-
Make sure theAC
outlet
has power.
Remote
control
does
not
work.
-
Aim the
remote
control
directly
at the
sensor
on the
front
of the
DVD
recorder
(not
towardsT_
_ If the DVD
recorder
receives
a
sEgnal from
the
remote
control,
icon O{{(will appear
on the
display.
-
Remove
_ny obstacles
between
DVD
recorder
and the
remote
control,
-
Batteries
are
weak.
replace
the
batteries.
-
Press
REC SOURCE
on the
remote
control
to
select
an input
source.
Disc
does
not
play.
-
Insert
the disc with
the label facing
up.
-
Wrong
region
code. The
DVD
must
be coded
forALL
regions
or
Region
1 in order
to
play on this DVD
recorder.
-
There
is no recording
on the disc or wrong
disc type.
Read
chapter"Playback
- Playable discs"
for
details.
-
Make sure the disc is not
scratched
or warped.
Clean
the disc or
replace
a new one.
-
Check
if the disc is defective
by trying
another
disc.
No
sound.
-
Checkthe
audio
connections.the
red and white iacks.
Read
chapters
"Getting
Started
- Connecting
the audio
cables"
for
details.
-
Set the
Digital
output
correctly,
based on the eqmpment
you
connected
to the
DVD
recorder.
Read chapter"Accessing
System
Menu
- Digital
Audio
Output"
for
details.
-
PAL input
signa
received
from
external
device is not
supported.
Distorted
sound
coming
from
a connected
hi-fi
amplifier.
Do not connect
any cables from
the DVD
recorder
to the
'Phono' input
of your
amplifier.
Do not connect
the DVD
recorder's
Coaxial
DIGITALAUDIO
OUT
jack to an analog
jack (red/white)
on the connecting
devices.
Unable
to
play
DivX
movies.
-
Check
that
the DivX
file is encoded
in 'Home
Theater'
mode
with
DivX
5.x encoder.
56
and set to
the correctVideo
In channel.
Change
theTV
channel
until
you see the DVD
screen.
Read
chapter"Getting
Started
- Setting
the TV"
for
details.
-
Check
the video
connection
between
the
DVD
recorder
and the
T_.
-
PAL input signal received
from
external
device
is not supported.
The
picture
is distorted
or
black
and white
during
playback.
-
The disc does
not match
with
theTM
color system
standard
(PAL
NTSC_
-
The disc is dirty,
clean the disc
-
Sometimes
a small amount
of picture
distortion
may appear. This
is not a malfunction.
-
If you set the
Record
Mode
to a low-quality
speed, change to a
higher-quality
speed after
you finish
recording.
Leaving the DVD
recorder
set to
a low-quality
speed may affect the
picture
quality
when
_laying DVDs
later.
Read chapter"Recording
- Recording
settings"
for
details.
-
The
recording
can be made
in color
only
when
theTV
channels
or the connected
additional
device sends
a color
signal.
In some
situations,
programs
that
are broadcast
in black and white
cannot
be recorded.
Recordings
are
not
occurring
as scheduled.
New
recordings
cannot
be
made,
-
TheTV
channel
you want to
record
is not stored
or you selected
the wrong
program
number.
CheckTV
channels
stored.
-
If you adjust
the clock
after
you set a timer
recording,
reset the
timer
recording.
-
If the
DVD
recorder
cannot
read the disc, you cannot
record.
-
You cannot
use me DVD
recorder
to
duplicate
copyrighted
materials
(DVDs
or videotapes)
onto
a DVD+R!+RVM
-
A finalized
DVD+R
has been inserted.
Change
disc.
NoTV
signal
received
from
the
DVD
recorder.
-
Install _heTV
channel.
Read chapter%tep3
:TV channel
programming"
for
details.
A DVD+R/+RW
recorded
on
this
DVD
recorder
does
not
play
on a DVD
player.
-
If a recording
s too
short,
it is possible
that
a DVD
player
cannot
detect
it. Please observe
the following
'minimum
recording
times'.
Recording
mode
:{1 hour}
- 5 minutes,
{2 hours}
-
10 minutes,
{4
hours}
- 20 minutes,{6
hours}
- 30 minutes.
-
You haveto
finalize
the DVD+R.
Refer to
chapter"Playing
your
recordings
(DVD+R)
on other
DVD
players"
for details.
Picture
is fuzzy
and
brightness
varies
when
copying
DVDVideo
discs or
prerecorded
video
cassettes.
-
This
happens
if you try
to
copy
DVDs
or video
cassettes
that
have been copy-protected.
Even though
the picture
on theTV
is
fine. but the
recording
on a DVD+R/+RW
is faulty.
This
interference
is unavoidable
with
copy-protected
DVDs
or video
cassettes.
-
The
DVD+R/+RW
has recording
lifetime,
please change a new
disc for
recording
57
10 bit, 54 MHz
•
A/D converter:
10 bit, 54 MHz
•
Picture
enhancement:Progressive
Scan
Sound
•
D/A
converter:
24 bit, 96 kHz
•
A/D
converter:
24 bit, 96 kHz
•
Signal to noise
ratio:
106
•
Crosstalk
(1kHz):105
dB
•
Dynamic
Range
(lkHz):
90
dB
Video
Recording
•
Recording
system:NTSC
•
Compression
formats:MPEG2
•
Recording
modes:l
hour
(high quality),
2 hours
(DVD
quality),4
hours
(VHS
quality),
6 hours
(VHS
quality)
•
Audio
compression:Dolby
Digital
Video
Playback
•
Disc
playback
media:CD,
CD-R/-RW,
DVD,
DVD-Video,
DVD+R/+RW,
SVCD,Video
CD,
•
Compression
formats:MPEG2,
MPEG1,
MPEG4,
DivX,
•
Video
disc playback
system:
NTSC,
PAL
Audio
Playback
•
Disc playback
media:CD,
CD-R/-RW,
MP3-CD,
MP3-DVD
•
Compression
formats:Dolby
DigitaI, DTS, MP3,
MPEG2
Multichannel,
PCM
•
MP3 bit rates:32-256
kbps andVBR
Still
Picture
Playback
•
Disc formats:
DVD+BJ+RW,.
Picture
CD
•
Picture
compression
formats:JPEG
•
Picture
enhancement:
Rotate
Tu net/Reception/Transmission
•
TV system:
NTSC
•
Aerial
Input:
75 Ohm
coaxial (IEC75)
Connectivity
Rear
Connections:
ComponentVideo
Out
Interlaced/Progressive
S- Video
Out/In
Video
(CVBS)
Out/In
Audio
left/right
Out/In
Digital
audio
out (coaxial)
RF antenna
in
RFTV
out
Mains
Front Connections:
•
LLINK
DV in (lEEk 1394 4-pin)
•
SWideo
In
•
Video
In
•
Audio left/right
In
Convenience
•
Programmhlg/Tirner
Enhancements:
Daily/Weekly,
Repeat Program,
ManuaITimeh
One Touch
Recording,VCR
Plus+
•
Programmable
events:20
•
Programming
period:l
month
Power
•
Power
supply:
110M30VAC
(120Vnom)
•
Consumption:25W
(typical)
•
Standby
power
consumption:<
3W
Cabinet
Dimensions
(wxhxd)
: 435
x 65 x 285
mm
Net Weight
: 3.85 kg
Storage
Media
•
Recording
media:DVD+R,
DVD+RW
•
Recording
speed:2.4x
58
channels, the left and right.
Aspect
ratio:
The ratio
of vertical
and horizontal
sizes of a displayed
image.The
horizontal
vs.
vertical
ratio
of conventional
TVs. is 4:3, and that
of
wide-screens
is 16:9.
AUDIO
OUT
Jacks:
Red and white
jacks on the
back of the system
that
send audio to
another
system
(TV, Stereo, etc.)
Chapter:
Sections
of a picture
or a music
piece
on a DVD
that
are smaller
than titles.
A title
is
composed
of several
chapters.
Each chapter
is
assigned
a chapter
number
enabling
you to locate
the chapter
you want.
ComponentVideo
Out
Jacks:
Jacks on the
back of the DVD
System that
send high-quality
video to
aTV
that
has ComponentVideo
In jacks
(R/G/B,
Y/Pb/Pr, etc.)
Sound that
has been converted
into
numerical
values. Digital
sound
is available
when
you use the DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT
COAXIAL.
These jacks send audio
through
multiple
channels,
instead
of just two
channels
as analog does.
Disc
menu:
A screen display prepared
for
allowing
selection
of images, sounds,
subtitles,
multi-angles,
etc recorded
on a DVD.
DivX
3.1 l/4.x/S.x:The
DivX
code is a patent-
pending,
MPEG-4
based video
compression
technology,
developed
by DivXNetworks.lnc.,
that
can shrink
digital
video
to sizes small enough
to
be
transported
over the
internet,
while
maintaining
high visual quality.
Dolby
Digital:
A surround
sound
system
developed
by Dolby
Laboratories
containing up to
six channels of digital
audio
(front
lee and right,
surround
left and right, center
and subwoofer.)
DTS:
DigitaITheater
Systems.This
is a surround
sound
system, but it is different
from
Dolby
Digital.
The formats
were
developed
by different
companies.
Index
Picture
Screen:
A screen that
gives an
overview
of a DVD+RW
or DVD+R.
An Index
Picture represents
each
recording.
JPEG:
A very common
digital
still picture
format.A
still-picture
data compression
system proposed
by
the Joint Photographic
Expert
Group,
which
features
small decrease
in image quality
in spite of
its high compression
ratio.
MP3:
A file format
with
a sound
data compression
system."MP3"
is the abbreviation
of Motion
Picture
Experts
Group
1 (or MPEG-1)Audio
Layer
3. By using the MP3 format,
one
CD-R
or CD-RW
can contain about
10 times
more
data then
a
regular
CD.
MPEG:
Motion
Picture
Experts
Group.
A
collection
of compression
systems for
digital
audio
and video.
Multichannel:
DVDs
are formatted
to have each
sound track
constitute
one sound
field.
Muitichannel
refers
to a structure
of sound tracks
having three
or more
channels.
PBC:
Playback
Control.
Refers to the signal
recorded
on video
CDs
or SVCDs
for
controlling
playback. By using menu
screens
recorded
on a
Video
CD
or SVCD
that
supports
PBC,you
can
enjoy
interactive
playback
and searching.
PCM:
Pulse Code
Modulation.
A digital
audio
encoding
system.
Parental
control:
Limits
disc play according
to
the age of the users or the limitation
level in each
country.
The limitation
varies
from
disc to
disc;
when
it is activated,
playback
will be prohibited
if
the software's
level is higher
than the user-set
level.
Region
code:
A system
allowing
discs to be
played only
in the region
designated.This
unit will
only
play discs that
have compatible
region
codes.
You can find the
region
code of your
unit by
looking
on the product
label.
Some discs are
compatible
with
more
than
one
region
(or ALL
regions.)
S-Video:
Produces
a clear picture
by sending
separate
signals for the luminance
and the color.
You can use S-Video
only
if your
TV has an S-Video
In jack.
Surround:
A system
for
creating realistic
three-
dimensional
sound
fields full
of realism
by
arranging
multiple
speakers
around
the listener.
Title:
The longest
section
of a movie
or music
feature
on DVD.
Each title
is assigned a title
number,
enabling
you to locate
the title
you want.
VIDEO
OUT
jack:
Yellow
iack on the back of
the DVD
system
that
sends the DVD
picture
video
to a TV.
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One
(I)Year
Labor
and
Parts
Repair
(Facility)
PHILIPS
CONSUMER
ELECTRONICS
warrants
this
product
against
defect
in material
or
workmanship,
subject
to
any conditions
set forth
as follows:
PROOF
OF
PURCHASE:
You
must
have proof
of the date
of purchase
to
receive
war-
ranted
repair
on the
product.
A sales
receipt
or other
docu-
ment
showing
the
product
and the
date
that
you
purchased
the
product
as well
as the authorized
retailer
included,
is consid-
ered
such
proof.
COVERAGE:
(If this
product
is determined
to
be defective)
LABOR:
For
a period
of one
(I)
year
ftom
the date
of pur-
chase,
Philips
will
repair
or
replace
the product,
at its option,
at
no charge,
or
pay the labor
charges to the
Philips
authorized
repair
facility
(see warranty
service
phone
numbers
in next
col-
umn).
After
the period
of one
(I)
year,
Philips
will
no
longer
be
responsible
for
charges
incurred.
PARTS:
For
a period
of one
(1) year
from
the
date
of purchase,
Philips
will
supply,
at no
charge,
new
or
rebuilt
replacement
parts
in exchange
for
defective
parts.
Philips
authorized
repair
facility
will
provide
removal
and installation
of the
part
under
the
specified
labor
warranty.
EXCLUDED
FROM
WARRANTY
COVERAGE
Your
warranty
does
not
cover:
•
Labor
charges
for
installation
or
setup
of the
product,
adjust-
ment
of
customer
controls
on
the
product,
and
installation
or
repair
of
antenna
systems
outside
of the
product.
•
Product
repair
and/or
part
replacement
because
of improper
installation,
connections
to
improper
voltage
supply,
abuse,
neglect,
misuse,
accident,
unauthorized
repair
or
other
cause
not
within
the
control
of
Philips.
•
A
product
that
requires
modification
or
adaptation
to
enable
it to
operate
in
any
country
other
than
the
country
for
which
it
was
designed,
manufactured,
approved
and/or
authorized,
or
repair
of
products
damaged
by these
modifica-
tions.
•
Damage
occurring
to
product
during
shipping
when
improp-
erly
packaged
or
cost
associated
with
pad