Bang & Olufsen HDR 1 User manual

Guide
HDR 1

Contents
Introducing HDR 1, 4
Find out how to operate the hard disc recorder with the Beo4 remote control and
bring up the menus on your television screen.
Daily use, 9
Find out all there is to know about how to use the hard disc recorder at the BASIC
(default) feature level, including how to pause an ongoing programme and replay it.
This chapter also contains information about recording and playback, the content
list and the list of timed recordings.
Advanced operation, 25
All you need to know about additional functions available when you set the feature
level to ADVANCED, such as how to activate parental lock and place your
recordings in Groups. The chapter also contains information about how to operate
a connected set-top box.
Preference settings, 38
Find out how to set, for example, a standard duration for recordings, time and date,
feature level and menu language.
Set up the hard disc recorder, 40
Find out how to handle, place and set up your product. This chapter also contains
an overview of the socket panel.
Menus, 44
Overview of the on-screen menus.
Index, 51
3

Introducing HDR 1
With the HDR 1 hard disc recorder,
you do not need to use video tapes
any more. Instead, you can store
recordings on the built-in hard disc.
The hard disc recorder also makes it
possible for you to pause an ongoing
programme for a short break and
replay it later, so you do not miss
anything.
Play, pause and cue through
recordings and make new recordings
exactly as you would with a video
tape recorder.
If the hard disc is full, the recorder
automatically makes space available
for new recordings. You can prevent
deletion of your most important
recordings, so they can only be
deleted on your command.
Record programmes
The hard disc recorder gives you the
opportunity to record and store TV, Satellite
(DTV*) and set-top box (STB) programmes on
the hard disc. You decide whether to store
them temporarily or permanently.
The manual and timed recordings you make
are stored in HARD DISC CONTENT, and the
ongoing programs you pause and replay are
put temporarily in a two-hour replay buffer.
If you wish, you can move saved programmes
from the buffer to HARD DISC CONTENT.
HARD DISC CONTENT ALL
GO
THE SOPRANOS 12:14 17 JUN 1:34
CROCODILE HUNTER 9:12 17 JUN 1:00
WRC RALLY 12:00 14 JUN 1:12
AUSTRALIAN OPEN 9:00 13 JUN 3:25
SAT 117 23:00 29 MAY 2:55
TV 24 18:00 24 MAY 1:05
V.AUX 4 23:10 22 MAY 12:30
DAYS OF THUNDER 22:00 20 MAY 1:55
CASABLANCA 21:00 13 APR 2:15
edit group
options play
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With the HDR 1 hard disc recorder, you do not have to clutter up your home with piles of video tapes. You
can store your recordings on the hard disc and bring up an overview of recordings on your television
screen at any time.
*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the DTV
button is called SAT and the V MEM button is
called VTAPE.
Replay buffer HARD DISC
CONTENT

The illustration to the left shows how to pause
and replay an ongoing programme. You can see
the state of the ongoing program, what is saved
in the replay buffer, what to press on Beo4 and
what appears on your television. The sequence is
described in detail below:
A… You want to watch a TV programme, but
want to make sure that you see the whole thing.
You switch on the television and the hard disc
recorder by pressing VMEM* and the red
button on Beo4. The last program viewed
appears on the screen, and the hard disc
recorder begins saving the programme in the
replay buffer.
B… You decide to take a break, but do not want
to miss the programme. You press STOP to
pause the programme. A status bar on the
screen tells you how long the hard disc recorder
has been saving to the replay buffer (five
minutes) and how old the current picture is
compared to the ongoing programme (one
minute behind the live signal).
C… You come back to the television and press GO
to play what you have missed during the break.
If you want to cue forward, perhaps to skip a
commercial, simply press .
D… You decide to return to the ongoing TV
programme and press V MEM and the red
button to do so.
Pause and replay an ongoing
programme
If you wish to pause and replay ongoing TV
programmes, you must watch TV using
V.TUNER – the TV tuner built into the hard
disc recorder. If you wish to pause and replay
STB programmes, you must connect the set-
top box to the hard disc recorder and switch
on the set-top box via an on-screen menu.
For further information about how to switch on
V.TUNER or a connected set-top box, refer to page
10.
BACD
V.MEM STOP GO V.MEM
- 1:24 PAUSE -0:01 - 3:24 PLAY -1:00
- 0:05 PAUSE - 0:01 - 0:08 REPLAY - 0:04
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The display on the recorder informs you
about the current status of the recorder.
It tells you if you are replaying an ongoing
program, if there are timed recordings
waiting to be executed, and if a recording is
in progress.
If two recordings overlap or if a recording can
not be executed, this is indicated as well.
TIMER
Indicates that a timed recording has been
programmed into the recorder.
TIMER remains on during standby, and flashes if a
timer recording can not be executed.
RECORD
‘Recording in progress’ indication.
RECORD flashes if a manual recording can not be
executed for some reason – for example, if there
is a conflict with a timed recording.
REPLAY
The hard disc recorder allows you to ‘pause’ the
current programme if, for example, you wish to
take a short break, and replay the programme
later. REPLAY indicates that the current source,
such as V.TUNER, is being replayed from the two-
hour buffer on the hard drive.
For further information about how to replay an
ongoing program, refer to the chapter ‘Pause and
replay an ongoing program’ on page 10.
• (Standby indicator)
The indicator shines red when you switch off the
recorder. The indicator shines green when the
recorder is in use. The indicator flashes red and
green if the recorder is overheating. This is
described in detail on page 41.
The hard disc recorder switches itself to standby
automatically if you have not operated the hard
disc recorder for at least 30 minutes.
>> Introducing HDR 1
TIMER RECORD REPLAY
6
*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the
V MEM button is called VTAPE.

Use the on-screen menus
Operation of the HDR 1 is guided by on-
screen menus accessible via the main menu.
In the menus, move the cursor from item to
item. For each item, information can be
keyed in directly or you can browse through
the options available.
The hard disc recorder has two sets of
features – a basic set and an advanced set.
The content of the menu system depends on
which set you choose. For further
information, refer to the chapter ‘On-screen
menus’ on page 44.
How to use option menus…
Press VMEM* then the green
button to switch on the hard disc
recorder and bring up the main
menu.
Press to move between the
different menu options
Press to reveal different settings
Press to enter data in a menu
Press to bring up a sub-menu or
store a setting you have made
Alternatively, press a coloured
button to select an option listed
in the information field
Press to return to the previous
menu
Press to return to the recorder’s
main menu
Press to leave the menu system
and return to the current source
The first menu in the menu system is the SELECT
SOURCE menu. From here, you can bring up the
main menu, switch on V.TUNER (the TV tuner built
into the hard disc recorder), switch on a
connected set-top box or DVD player, and start or
stop a recording.
You can also bring up the hard disc recorder’s
menu system via the television’s main menu. Press
MENU, select V MEM or V TAPE with the arrow
buttons, and press GO.
V MEM
0 –9
GO
STOP
EXIT
V MEM
SELECT SOURCE
HARD DISC
V.TUNER
STB
RECORD
hard disc stb
v.tuner record
MENU
select GO
HARD DISC
TIMER PROGRAMMING
TIMER INDEX
SETUP
7
Menu name
Information
field
Menu options

TV LIGHT RADIO
DTV DVD CD
V MEM RECORD A MEM
789
456
TEXT 0MENU
123
LIST EXIT
STOP
GO
>> Introducing HDR 1
The Beo4 remote control included with your
television gives you access to all functions.
When a function is in use, you are informed
via displays on Beo4, on the recorder or on
the television screen.
When switched on from standby, HDR 1 takes
up to 20 seconds to start up. During this time,
you can not operate it with Beo4.
Switch on HDR 1 and begin playback of a
recording. Bring up the SELECT SOURCE menu on
the screen.
On some Beo4 remote controls, the V MEM
button is called V TAPE
Press twice to start a manual recording of the
selected source, such as TV
Enter data in on-screen menus, select a program
number, and enter a point in time to step to in a
recording
Move through menu options. During playback,
skip forward or backward in a recording one
minute at a time. Step between frames while
playback is paused
Enter data in on-screen menus. Step between
recordings during playback
Accept and store instructions and settings.
Press and hold to view the recordings you have
stored*
Go back one menu level. Pause an ongoing
program. Press to pause playback of a recording,
and press again to stop playback completely
The Beo4 display window shows the source you
have selected
Cue backward during playback or replay
Cue forward during playback or replay
Protect a recording from being deleted
Play a recording or replay an ongoing programme
slowly. Start recording a programme
Return to the recorder’s main menu from any sub-
menu. Remove playback information from the
screen
Adjust sound volume; press in the middle to mute
the sound
Switch the recorder and the television to standby
V.MEM
V.TAPE
EXIT
•
V MEM
RECORD
0 –9
GO
STOP
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*NOTE! This feature is not available with all
televisions.

Daily use
Pause and replay an ongoing programme, 10
• Pause a programme
• Replay a programme
• About recording
• About switching sources
• Copy from the buffer to the hard disc
Record a programme, 14
• Timer recording
• Check the Timers already set
• Record here and now
Play a recording, 18
• Automatic playback
• Select a recording to play
• Play and change between recordings
• Pause and stop playback
• Browse through your recordings
Edit recordings, 22
• Protect a recording
• Delete a recording
This chapter describes the features
you might use on a daily basis. These
features are available at the BASIC
feature level, which is the default
setting from the factory.
The features available at the BASIC
feature level are available at the
ADVANCED level as well.
For further information about the
FEATURE LEVEL menu, refer to the
chapter ‘Preference settings’ on page
38.
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Pause and replay an ongoing programme
HDR 1 lets you take a break in the
middle of a TV or STB programme
without missing any of it. Just pause
the programme and resume it when
you are ready.
The hard disc recorder begins saving
the current programme in a two-hour
buffer the moment you switch on a
source, so you can replay what you
missed during the break. The hard
disc recorder continues saving the
programme during replay, so you are
sure to see the entire programme.
You can switch directly to the live
signal at any time.
Note that you cannot pause or replay
a programme while the hard disc
recorder is recording another
programme or copying a recording,
nor can you pause or replay
programs copy-protected by
Macrovision.
Pause a programme
In addition to TV programmes, you can pause
and replay set-top box programmes, provided
you have connected a set-top box to the hard
disc recorder.
If the buffer is full and you continue to save
programmes to it, the oldest content is
deleted as the new programmes are saved.
If you wish to be able to pause and replay an
ongoing TV programme, it is important that
you select V.TUNER, instead of pressing the
TV button on Beo4!
An example of the status window. A programme
is being replayed after a pause. The times shown
are both in relation to the live signal. The time to
the left shows for how long you have been
copying the ongoing programme to the buffer –
19 minutes. The time to the right shows the time
of the picture. The current picture is five minutes
behind the live signal.
To pause an ongoing programme…
> Press VMEM* to bring up the SELECT SOURCE
main menu.
> Press to highlight V.TUNER or STB and press
GO to switch it on.
> The hard disc recorder begins saving the
ongoing TV or STB programme to the buffer
automatically.
> Press or to select a program. Alternatively,
use the number buttons to select a program
directly.
> To pause the ongoing programme, press STOP.
The status window appears on the screen. You
can now replay the part of the programme
saved in the buffer.
> To return to the ongoing programme at any
time, press V MEM* , then the coloured button
for the desired source. You can also ‘jump’
temporarily to the ongoing programme and
back to replay by pressing and then .
You can decide when the hard disc recorder
begins saving to the buffer by selecting a setting
in the SETUP menu. For further information, refer
to the chapter ‘Preference settings’ on page 38.
SELECT SOURCE
HARD DISC
V.TUNER
STB
RECORD
hard disc stb
v.tuner record
- 0:19 REPLAY -0:05
10
*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the
V MEM button is called V TAPE.

To replay an ongoing
program…
Press to replay the programme
Use the number buttons to enter
a specific point in time to go to
in the buffer
Press or repeatedly to step
minute-by-minute forwards or
backwards during replay
Press the green button to cue
backwards during replay. Press
again to change speed
Press the yellow button to cue
forwards during replay. Press
again to change speed
Press the blue button to start
slow replay. Press again to
change speed
Press to resume replaying the
programme from the buffer
Backwards slow replay is not
possible.
Press to ‘jump’ temporarily to
the live signal, and to jump
back
Press to pause replay
While replay is paused, press
or repeatedly to step frame-
by-frame forwards or backwards
through the programme
About switching sources
You can switch from one live source, such as
V.TUNER, to another, such as STB, at any time, but
the source you leave is no longer saved to the
buffer after the switch. In this situation, the new
source is saved.
Switching to a non-live source, such as DVD,
causes the hard disc recorder to stop saving to the
buffer and ends replay.
It is not possible to view Teletext during replay.
Replay a programme
During replay, you can cue through the
replay buffer forwards or backwards, play in
slow motion, and step frame-by-frame or
minute-by-minute.
GO
0 –9
GO
STOP
11
NOTE: When you reach either end of the replay
buffer, replay starts from that point automatically.

Copy from the replay buffer
You can copy the content of the replay buffer
to the HARD DISC CONTENT list at any time
by making a manual recording. If you start a
manual recording during replay, the
recording starts when you press RECORD.
EXAMPLE: You decide to record a programme
manually at a time when 15 minutes of the
programme are saved to the buffer and you are
viewing a picture five minutes behind the live
signal. You press V MEM, then the blue button to
start a manual recording. The recording includes
the five minutes up to the live signal, but not the
ten minutes remaining in the replay buffer.
To be sure that content from the replay buffer is
included in the manual recording, do the
following during replay:
> Press the green button to cue backwards to
where you want your recording to begin.
> Press STOP to pause replay.
> Press VMEM, then the blue button to start the
manual recording. The manual recording starts
from the selected point in time in the replay
buffer.
>> Pause and replay an ongoing programme
12
Replay buffer HARD DISC
CONTENT

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Record a programme
You can make HDR 1 record an
available source or programme at any
time you specify. The hard disc
recorder starts and stops the
recording automatically.
You can make a Timer – a timed
recording – which takes place once,
or on certain days of the week.
Enter as many as 15 Timers at one
time. Your stored Timers are listed in
the TIMER INDEX. Here, you can edit
or delete your Timers.
You can also use the Beo4 remote
control to record the current
programme here and now.
To ensure that your Timers are
executed correctly, set the built-in
clock to the correct time and date.
For further information about the
clock, refer to the chapter ‘Preference
settings’ on page 38.
Timer recording
Set a Timer in the TIMER PROGRAMMING
menu. Here, you select the source to be
recorded, the programme’s start time, the
stop time and the date or days of the week
that the programme is shown.
The TIMER PROGRAMMING menu contains
additional options when you set the FEATURE
LEVEL to ADVANCED. For further information
about the content of the TIMER PROGRAMMING
menu, refer to the chapter ‘On-screen menus’ on
page 44.
Program a Timer…
> Press VMEM* and then the green button to
bring up the hard disc recorder’s main menu
> Press to highlight TIMER PROGRAMMING.
> Press GO to bring up the menu for setting a
timed recording. SOURCE is highlighted.
> Press or to step from option to option.
> Use the number buttons or or to enter
information for your timed recording; source,
program number, stop time, date, and so on. To
program a daily or weekly Timer, highlight DATE
and press the green button. DATE changes to
WEEKDAYS.
> Press EXIT to leave the menu, or…
> …press GO to store the recording.
Note that you cannot record programs copy-
protected by Macrovision, neither manually nor
via a Timer.
TIMER PROGRAMMING
GO
SOURCE V.TUNER
PROGRAM 1
START TIME 14:41
STOP TIME 15:41
DATE THU 26 JUN
PROTECTION OFF
store
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*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the V MEM
button is called V TAPE.

Check the Timers already set
You can check the Timers that are waiting to
be executed, as well as edit or delete them. If
the Timers overlap, this is indicated when the
Timer is stored and shown in the
TIMER INDEX.
Your programmed Timers (those set for a
specific date) are listed chronologically, with
the next Timer to be executed appearing at
the top of the list. The daily and weekly
Timers appear at the bottom of the list. Each
Timer is identified by source, programme
name (if available), start and stop time and
date or day of the week.
Abbreviations for days of the week:
M… Monday
T… Tuesday
W… Wednesday
T… Thursday
F… Friday
S… Saturday
S… Sunday
> Press VMEM* and then the green button to
bring up the hard disc recorder’s main menu
> Press to highlight TIMER INDEX.
> Press GO to bring up the list of Timers.
> Press or to highlight a Timer.
To edit a highlighted Timer…
> Press GO to be able to edit the Timer.
> Press or to change, for example, start and
stop times, date or program number.
> Press or to step through the options.
> Press EXIT to leave the menu, or…
> …press GO to store the Timer and return to the
list.
To delete a highlighted Timer…
> Press to delete the Timer.
> Press the yellow button to confirm, or press
to move it back into the list.
> Press EXIT to leave the menus, or select another
Timer to delete.
Red start and stop times indicate which recordings
overlap.
It is possible to edit a Timer while it is being
executed, but the SOURCE, PROGRAM and
QUALITY fields are inaccessible.
TIMER INDEX
GO
TV 23 CARTOON 12:25-13:00 17 JUN
TV 3 TV 3 DK 14:00-14:45 17 JUN
V.AUX1999 THE SOPR 22:00- 23:20 19 JUN
TV 15 MTV 12:25-12:00 21 JUN
V.AUX 2 22:00-23:20 25 JUN
SAT 1222 2:00- 3:20 25 AUG
V.AUX 19 AUSTRALIA 12:15-12:30 25 AUG
SAT 43 23:55- 2:15 M-W---S
SAT 123 14:00-15:15 M--TF--
SAT 45 CROCODIL 16:10-17:15 -T-TF-S
TV 15 MTV 18:00-18:30 -T-TF-S
SAT 43 WRC RALL 13:00-13:45 ---TF--
delete
edit
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>> Record a programme
Record here and now
There are two ways to record a programme
here and now. The one to use depends on
whether you would like to watch a previous
recording while making a new recording.
You can not start a new recording if there is a
recording already in progress, or if the hard
disc is full of protected tracks.
Make a recording
To record here and now, start your recording by
pressing RECORD twice. Note that the source you
want to record must be built into your television
(such as TV) or connected directly to it (such as
STB). You can watch another source while
recording is going on, but not a previous
recording.
You can not watch one STB programme while
recording another.
To record one source and
watch another…
Press RECORD twice. The hard
disc recorder begins recording
the current programme
To watch another source during
recording, just select the desired
source on Beo4
Press V MEM* and then STOP to
pause recording
Press to resume a paused
recording, or…
…press to stop recording
completely
Press to switch the system to
standby.
Your recording will continue,
unless it is paused when you
switch the system to standby. A
paused recording will then stop
completely.
RECORD
RECORD
DVD
V MEM
STOP
RECORD
STOP
•
16
*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the
V MEM button is called V TAPE.

Make a recording and view a previous
recording at the same time
You can only watch a previous recording while
making a new one if you record from the hard disc
recorder’s tuner (V.TUNER), or record a source
connected to HDR 1, such as a set-top box. It is
not possible to view previous recordings if you
have started a recording by pressing RECORD
twice, as described on the previous page.
Any recording in progress can be stopped in the
SELECT SOURCE menu. Press V MEM* to bring up
the menu, and select STOP RECORDING to stop
the recording.
To make a recording while watching a
previous recording…
> Press VMEM* to bring up the SELECT SOURCE
menu.
> Press to highlight a source, such as V.TUNER
(for TV programmes) or STB (for programmes
from a set-top box) and press GO to switch it
on.
> Select the program you wish to record. Press
or to step between programs or use the
number buttons to select a program directly.
> Press VMEM* to bring up the SELECT SOURCE
menu once more.
> Press to highlight RECORD and press GO to
start the recording. RECORD appears in the
display. You can now play a recording stored in
HARD DISC CONTENT.
> Press VMEM* and the green button to bring up
the main menu.
> Press GO to bring up the HARD DISC CONTENT
menu.
> Press or to highlight a previous recording
and press GO to start playback.
To stop a recording…
> Press VMEM* to bring up the SELECT SOURCE
menu.
> Press to highlight STOP RECORDING and
press GO.
SELECT SOURCE
HARD DISC
V.TUNER
STB
RECORD
hard disc stb
v.tuner record
SELECT SOURCE
HARD DISC
V.TUNER
STB
STOP RECORDING
hard disc stb
v.tuner
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NOTE! If you start a recording while the hard disc
recorder is in standby, recording is delayed by the
amount of time it takes for the hard drive to start –
up to 20 seconds.

Play a recording
In playback situations, the hard disc
recorder behaves exactly like a video
tape recorder.
Browse through your stored
recordings in an on-screen menu.
Unless otherwise instructed, HDR 1
plays the selected recording through
to the end. The recording is then
paused.
Select a recording
When you select a recording to play, the hard
disc recorder automatically resumes playback
from where you left off the last time the
same recording was played. If you have
viewed the recording to its end, playback
starts from the beginning.
Automatic playback
If you switch on the hard disc recorder and
wait a few seconds, playback of stored
recordings begins automatically. If you
switch it on from standby, the hard disc
recorder takes up to 20 seconds to start up.
During this time, you can use the menu
system, but not play recordings.
For automatic playback of recordings…
> Press VMEM* to switch on the hard disc
recorder. Playback of the last recording viewed
begins automatically from where you left off.
However, other recordings may be played back
instead:
Automatic playback of other recordings
– If you have made timed recordings since the last
time you viewed a recording, the newest timed
recording is played from the beginning;
– If a timed recording is in progress, it is played
from the beginning. This does not interrupt the
recording process!
HARD DISC CONTENT
GO
THE SOPRANOS 12:14 17 JUN 01:34
CROCODILE HUNTER 9:12 17 JUN 1:00
WRC RALLY 12:00 14 JUN 1:12
AUSTRALIAN OPEN 9:00 13 JUN 3:25
SAT 117 23:00 29 MAY 2:55
TV 24 18:00 24 MAY 1:05
V.AUX 4 23:10 22 MAY 12:30
DAYS OF THUNDER 22:00 20 MAY 1:55
CASABLANCA 21:00 13 APR 2:15
delete
protection on play
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The HARD DISC CONTENT menu. The bar at the
top indicates how full the hard disc is. Each line
represents a single recording, with the name, the
date and time the recording was made, and the
length of the recording. A red dot indicates if a
recording is protected. For further information
about protection, refer to ‘Edit recordings’ on
page 22.
*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the
V MEM button is called V TAPE.

Select a recording…
> Press VMEM* then the green button to bring
up the hard disc recorder’s main menu.
> Press GO to bring up the HARD DISC CONTENT
menu.
> Press or to highlight the recording you
wish to play. A at the bottom of the list or a
at the top of the list indicates that more
recordings are available
> Press GO to play the selected recording.
Playback information – the time elapsed and the
total length of the recording – appears briefly
on the screen.
> If PARENTAL LOCK has been activated for the
selected recording, enter the code using the
number buttons on Beo4. Playback begins
automatically.
Playback information can be brought up at any
time during playback by pressing GO. To remove
playback information, press EXIT or wait three
seconds.
The HARD DISC CONTENT menu can be brought
up at any time during playback by pressing STOP
twice.
Play and change between
recordings…
Press to play the selected
recording
Press or to switch to the
previous or next recording
Use the number buttons to enter
a specific point in time to go to
in the recording
Press or repeatedly to step
minute-by-minute forwards or
backwards through a recording
Press the green button to cue
backwards during playback.
Press again to change speed
Press the yellow button to cue
forwards during playback. Press
again to change speed
Press the blue button to start
slow playback. Press again to
change speed
Backwards slow playback is not
possible.
Pause and stop playback of a
recording…
Press to pause playback
From pause mode, press or
to step frame-by-frame
forwards or backwards through
a recording
Press STOP again to stop
playback completely. The
HARD DISC CONTENT menu
appears
Press to resume playback
When playback has been paused
or the picture has remained
unchanged for eight minutes,
the hard disc recorder
automatically dims the picture
contrast and brightness to
prevent damage to the screen.
Play a recording
During playback, you can cue through a
recording forwards or backwards, play the
recording in slow motion, and step frame-by-
frame or minute-by-minute through a
recording.
STOP
STOP
GO
GO
0 –9
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Browse through your recordings
During playback, you can see a short list of
recordings. The recording being played is
highlighted.
The menu for browsing through recordings. The
current recording is highlighted, and you can
browse through recordings on the hard disc. Up
to five recordings can be shown at one time.
To browse through your recordings…
> During playback, press GO twice. A menu
appears on the lower half of the screen, and the
current recording is highlighted.
> Press or to browse through the other
recordings. The highlighted recording plays in
the background.
> Press GO to select a recording for playback.
>> Play a recording
THE SOPRANOS 12:14 17 JUN 1:34
CROCODILE HUNTER 9:12 17 JUN 1:00
WRC RALLY 12:00 14 JUN 1:12
AUSTRALIAN OPEN 9:00 13 JUN 3:25
SAT 117 23:00 29 MAY 2:55
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ADVANCED and have placed recordings in the
predefined Groups. For information about how to
adjust the feature level, refer to the chapter
‘Preference settings’ on page 38. For information
about how to place recordings in Groups, refer to
the chapter ‘Use Groups’ on page 26.