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Select Title

    Highlights  the  title(s)  you  wish to select among 
    those available on disc. 

Rename 
    

You can rename your recorded titles by selecting       

    Rename.
    This takes you to the Label Title Menu where you 
    can manually edit the title names of your recordings.
    Note: Title names can not exceed 12 letters.

Chapter Edit

    Enter the Chapter Edit interface, use UP/DOWN 
    buttons to select the title you want to edit. 

Select 

    from available options on the right side of the screen. 
    Always highlight chapter you wish to edit. A yellow 
    token  appears  on  the  box  below  the  chapter 
    thumbnail.  Other options to edit the chapter then 
    become available. 
Chapter Edit Options:

Play -

 Plays the Chapter highlighted within the Chapter 

Edit Function.

Add Mark -

  Plays the content of the DVD in the tray 

and places Title/Chapter/Time info on the screen. 
Manually mark chapters by pressing CHAP MARK on 
the remote control to make a  start point  in the movie
 you wish to mark for review later. The Chapter Mark 
Icon appears on the middle-left side of the screen.
Press CHAP MARK again to end chapter marking at 
point in movie you wish the marked chapter to end. 

Delete Mark -

 Deletes the chapter mark entries pre-

viously created from the Chapter Edit menu. Highlight
the chapter marker thumbnail(s) you wish to delete 
and select DEL MARK.

Hide -  

Hides the selected chapter mark so it cannot 

be played from the Title Menu screen. When a chapter 
mark has the words "hidden" printed on the thumbnail, 
this chapter mark cannot be played from the title screen.

   
Index 

    

Press the REC button to set an index picture for 

    this title. You can manually select any part of the 
    movie being played and freeze it to become the 
    picture label for the index thumbnail on that title. 
    At the point REC is pressed, the frame or picture 
    currently on the screen will be the picture on the 
    title screen for that title's particular thumbnail.

Divide 

    

You may divide any given title into 2 separate titles. 

    Just select the Divide Title Edit menu. The titled 
    movie will play. Select the point in the movie you
    wish the second title portion to begin and press REC.
    (The option is only used with DVD+RW disc) 

Protect

   Protect the desired title, which will protect the disc
   from  operations ( Apart  form  the  following  ope-
   rations: unprotect, play, and format).
   Note: For a protected title, you can unprotect it by 
   selecting Unprotect option on the left

Copy Protection

It is the responsibility for all manufacturers to comply 
with all licensing requirements and regulations. The 
DVD Recorder supports the following copy protection 
options:
   In  general,  all  copy  management  is  performed   
   according to the DVD+RW specification.
   

  recording if the input  is   

   Macrovision 

  

   Enable Macrovision in the NTSC/PAL encoder if 
   the source is a TV program that 

 should be made (allow a single copy, 

   But not a copy of a copy).
   All standard DVD Player copy protection schemes 
   (CGMS, region control, CSS, Macrovision) will be 
   Supported.

This unit does not allow

specifies only that 

   a single copy

protected.

 DVD RECORDING   

Summary of Contents for DVR-140

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...lt in TV tuner or external video source like a video camera When you are ready to watch your recordings or commercial DVD movies you can enjoy them in the highest quality with your new DVD Recorder TA...

Page 3: ...insulated dangerous voltage within the product s en closure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle i...

Page 4: ...fully compatible with this product and may cause artifacts to be displayed in the picture In case of 525 or 625 progressive scan picture problems it is recommended that the user switch the connection...

Page 5: ...tion and to ensure correct operation of the product These protect it from overheating These openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed...

Page 6: ...following situations 04 an vehicle ELECTRICAL DISTURBANCE suffer from condensation under the connecting will ensure...

Page 7: ...i 4x Infodisc 2 4x Prodisc 2 4x CMC Philips 2 4x Ritek 4x Nanya 2 4x Optodisc Sentinel 2 4x Daxon 4x CMC 4x Philips 4x MBI 2 4x infodisc 4x Prodsic 4x Nanya 4x OPTO 4x Philips 2 4x Meida MID Write Spe...

Page 8: ...NANYA DAXON AML OPTO MPO GIGA MUST 4X PITEK 4X MAXELL 4X INFODISC 4X SONY 4X LEAD DATA4X RI HENG 4X Aotian Clone PDK T Bird Pan 4x 2X 4X MCC 001 MCC 2X DVD R Meida MID Write Speed RITEKG03 MCC 00RG20...

Page 9: ...To select a higher program number Records the current source selected Temporarily pauses DVD playback or recording Stops playback recording 10 LE Displays information related to the unit such as Time...

Page 10: ...A B RPT SLOW N P OSD BOOK MARK DVD SOURCE CHAP MARK EDIT PAUSE STEP STOP MENU CH CH REC TIMER QUALITY DISC DVR 140 3 2 4 5 6 9 10 12 7 8 1 L R AUDIO INPUT R A V R SV Audio input connection for externa...

Page 11: ...ideo cable connect the DVD player to the TV with an S video cable Note By this connection you must set the unit standby when watching TV only A B Traditional RF Connection RF Connection When Using A S...

Page 12: ...equipped with a digital audio input and TV To connect DV IEEE 1394 devices that you will be recording from Note the connect of AV2 is the same as AV1 To OPTICAL type digital audio input Connect eithe...

Page 13: ...AUDIO OUT Y CB PB CR PR COAXIAL OPTICAL VIDEO OUT DIGITAL AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN L R Connecting to an amplifier equipped with 5 1ch audio input and TV BASIC CONNECTION 11 To 5 1ch audio inputs To video in...

Page 14: ...EMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL 12 Distance About 7m 23 feet from the front of the remote sensor o Angle About 30 in each direction of the front of the remote sensor About 7m Function Function 1 2 4 6 7...

Page 15: ...n for next page CH List 6 7 OK Choose PR CH Name Skip OK Cancel Back Skip 01 CH3 Off 02 S2 Off ENTER 2 buttons to input date and time press to confirm and go on next setting Use direction button to se...

Page 16: ...TUP of SYSTEM SETUP To prevent damage do not restart the device within 5 seconds of turning off 1 Press PAUSE STEP first time to pause playback still mode The sound will be muted during still mode 2 P...

Page 17: ...zoomed in Press the ZOOM button repeatedly to return to normal viewing this button AUDIO The toggles the display of the Audio Track Menu An audio field with the given audio type will be displayed on t...

Page 18: ...used for the recording Tuner Front AV Rear AV Rear SV DV INTRO Move the cursor to select an item PROGRAM Press this button during playback the program window will display on the screen Title Digest C...

Page 19: ...show will start If you desire to display an image and keep it on the screen To view the next or previous picture press NEXT or PREV button To resume the slide show press the button IMPORTANT NOTE The...

Page 20: ...s never been used the format window will be displayed on the screen Select OK and press button If the disc has been used please consult page 19 Therefore any disc space already used by a recording can...

Page 21: ...etails of the recording including the Date and Time the recording was made along with the Length and Recording mode This will be on the upper left side and to the left of the thumbnail One Time Record...

Page 22: ...the time you set for scheduled comes the unit will automatically record If the unit is in STANDBY OFF and the scheduled time for recording comes the unit will activate and start to record a Push to ad...

Page 23: ...y with DVD RW disc Use UP DOWN button to choose Format Push A dialogue confirmation box appears Select OK to confirm erase and CANCEL to abort Note Everything recorded on disc will be lost after erasi...

Page 24: ...er mark has the words hidden printed on the thumbnail this chapter mark cannot be played from the title screen Index Press the REC button to set an index picture for this title You can manually select...

Page 25: ...10 min and 15 min and Off Select Off to close auto adding chapter mark function DVR Choose OK SETUP Exit Recording Audio Video Disc General TV Recording Quality Chapter Marker Timer Recording Overwrit...

Page 26: ...er DVR Choose OK SETUP Exit Recording Disc General TV Audio Video Large Off Small Downmix Front Speaker Center Speaker Rear Speaker Subwoofer SPDIF Output Center Speaker Sets center speakers volu Larg...

Page 27: ...to desired setting then press to confirm and return to the Setup Page DVR Choose OK SETUP Exit Recording Disc General TV Audio Video Normal PS Normal LB Wide Post DRC HDCD Quality TV Display Scan Mod...

Page 28: ...ntal control function works in conjunction with the different censorship classes assigned to DVDs These classes help to control the types of DVDs that the family watches There are up to 8 censorship c...

Page 29: ...ETUP Exit English French Spanish Chinese Japanese Korean Recording Audio Video Disc TV General OSD Language Disc Menu Lang Audio Subtitle TV Type Clock Setting 4 2 Disc Menu Language Disc Menu Sets th...

Page 30: ...Screen Save User Default Auto go to DV DV If set this option On when a DV is connected the recorder will playback the content in DV auto matically DVR Choose OK SETUP Exit Recording Audio Video Disc T...

Page 31: ...ny stations have been found 3 At the end of the Search press OK Twice Using the CH and CH buttons you can now select any of the stored channels Most of the stored stations will be in the correct order...

Page 32: ...t down the unit wait ten seconds and restart the unit Make sure the connection between the player and other devices are secure Recording will not start The Video input source may be protected with Mac...

Page 33: ...l lock level SETTING THE TV SCREEN SIZE Multi aspect ratio suit to different TV screen size Functions supported by this device There are many functions available on DVD discs and the functions vary pe...

Page 34: ...o Output Input 0 2 1 0 Other Dimensions W x D x H 375 x 280 x 48 mm height includes feet Weight 2 7 Kg Receiving System Input Impedance Frequency Cover Range Gain PAL BG 75 45MHz 900MHz 1 5dB Type RF...

Page 35: ...8385 Sundanese 8386 Swedish 7165 Irish 7168 ScotsGaelic 7176 Galician 7178 Guarani 7185 Gujarati 7265 Hausa 7273 Hindi 7282 Croatian 7285 Hungarian 7289 Armenian 7365 Interlingua 7378 Indonesian 7383...

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