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Simple
Playback
Turn on the TV and select the AV mode.
If the recorder is turned on with HDD deck selected, there
may be about 30 seconds' delay in starting to show pictures
on the screen.
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POWER
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REC LINK
MENU
NAVI
OK
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HDD
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PLAY
STOP
SIMPLE OPERATION for HDD deck (cont.)
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STOP
PLAY
PAUSE
REC
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TURN ON THE RECORDER
1
Press POWER. The button corresponding to the
previously selected deck lights on the front panel.
SELECT HDD DECK
2
Press HDD. The HDD button lights on the front panel.
START PLAYBACK
3
Press PLAY. The HDD playback indicator lights on the
front panel.
One of the following screens will appear:
– the program which has been recorded on the HDD
deck at the last and has not been played back yet
– the program which has been stopped during playback
– the HDD Navigation screen (See the next page.)
● There are some programs for demonstration on the
HDD deck when it is shipped from the factory.
EJECT
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PAUSE PLAYBACK
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(M) L – AUDIO – R
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
PAUSE
F - 1
4
Press PAUSE.
● To resume normal playback, press PLAY.
STOP PLAYBACK
5
Press STOP. The HDD playback indicator turns off.
Recording Speed on the HDD deck
This recorder has a 40 Gbyte hard disk drive. The pictures and
sounds recorded on the HDD deck and other information are
written down on the hard disk drive.
As recording format for the HDD deck, MPEG2 format, the
same for DVD, is used. As a guide for picture quality, the "bps"
unit is used to represent how much data can be recorded per
second. The larger this value, the better the picture quality is
but the more capacity is required for recording. Select SP for
programs where quick movement occurs, such as sports
programs, and SEP for talk shows, etc. where relativity less
movement.
The recording speeds of the recorder are set as follows:
Recording
speed
SP
LP
EP
SEP
Recording
Maximum
amount
recording time
about 6.4 Mbps
about 14 hours
about 4.5 Mbps
about 20 hours
about 3.2 Mbps
about 28 hours
about 2.2 Mbps
about 40 hours
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