Sony 158SVR2000 Setup Manual page 80

Press PAUSE again. Now press FWD and then BACK. Cool. Single frame forward
and frame back. While paused, that's what FWD and BACK do.
The Status Bar
The Status Bar at the bottom of the screen will help you keep track of where you are in
the program. The Status Bar always shows you a one-hour window (notice the time
markings at the left and right). Tick marks divide the hour into sections so you can
easily determine where you are within the hour. The green portion of the bar is the part
that's saved, so the right edge of the green part is always the current time. The white
vertical line tells you what part of the show you are currently watching. If the white
line is anywhere back in the green part, then you are behind real time (which is much
cooler than being "behind the times").
There are three other fun buttons to play with. First, press REPLAY. This
jumps you back 8 seconds - useful to replay a bit of dialog or a great spons
play - and you can press it more than once to go back farther. Now press the
SLOW button. This lets you create your own slow-motion replay. You can
press this anytime, not just when you have gone back in time. Lastly,
try
the
ADVANCE button. Presto! You are caught up to Live TV.
The
Pro~m
Banner
Change channels and take a closer look at the program banner at the top of the screen.
You have to be quick; it's only there for a few seconds. You can bring it back by
pressing the RIGHT ARROW - or take a look at the picture at right. The Program
Banner lets you know what you're watching, all the time.
Now go practice with those buttons. Come on back when you're ready for the next
tour.
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The Recorder will record up to the
last 30 minutes of live programming from
the channel you are watching. When you
change channels, those recorded minutes
are cleared, and a new recording begins on
the new channel.
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