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Recording Recording a TV programme (Continued)
Notes � The number of titles cannot exceed 99 for a DVD-RAM/RW/R disc or 396 for the HDD. � One continuous recording cannot exceed in any case 8 hours. Recording automatically stops at 8 hours. � You cannot start recording immediately before a programmed recording starts. � During monaural sound recording, the same sound is recorded on both the left and right channels. � When �Audio� is set to �L-PCM�, multi-channel sound is recorded as stereo sound. When playing this recorded sound, you will hear NICAM Mode I and NICAM Mode II sounds simultaneously. Press the AUDIO button to select a desired sound. � When �DVD compatible mode� is set to �On (Mode I)� or �On (Mode II)�, the unit records the same sounds on both the left and right channels when receiving monaural sound. When receiving the NICAM Mode I/Mode II sound, the selected sound, Mode I or Mode II, is recorded on both the left and right channels. � Depending on the disc condition, pressing the REC button may take a longer time to start recording. � When a starting time of a programmed recording comes, a recording in execution is stopped and the programmed recording starts. If you do not want to stop the recording, cancel the timer program before it starts. � Even if you set �Aspect ratio(video mode)� ( page 28) to �16:9�, images are recorded in 4:3 aspect ratio when using a DVD-R or DVD-RW disc with �Pict.� set to �1.0� (Mbps) or �1.4� (Mbps).
To stop recording
Press STOP.
To set an end time of a recording which is in progress
1) During recording, press QUICK MENU. The Quick Menu appears. 2) Press / ENTER . to select �End time� then press
To pause recording (to omit an unnecessary portion)
During recording, press PAUSE. To resume recording, press it again.
Note � While recording onto a DVD disc, pressing PAUSE on the recorder automatically creates a new chapter division at that point.
3) Press / to select the recording end time and power condition after the recording finishes. ( / to shift the cursor.) End time: Set the hour and minute. Pwr Off: On: Power will be on also after the recording. Off: Power will turn off after the recording. 4) Press ENTER.
Notes � By setting an end time, it is memorized as a programmed one, and the indicator in the front panel display illuminates to indicate that the recorder holds a timer program of recording. � The programmed end time must be set for 5 minutes later than the current time.
To change a TV channel to be recorded
1) During recording, press PAUSE. Recording pauses. 2) Press CHANNEL to change the channel. 3) Press PAUSE to resume recording.
To view a TV programme while recording another
1) Start recording on this recorder. 2) Press TV/DVR. 3) Using the channel selector of the TV, select a desired channel on the TV. If you press the TV/DVR button again, you will go back to the display that you are recording.
Note � This function is available only when the TV is connected to the AV1 (TV) socket.
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