Philips DVD Recorder 7819901511 User Manual

DVDR3395  
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Table of Contents  
Check whether all the accessories are included in  
your package box.  
Remote Control (1)  
Batteries (2)  
Audio/Video Cable (1)  
Power Cord (1)  
Antenna Cable (1)  
Quick Start Guide (1)  
User’s Manual (2)  
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Important Safety Instructions  
1. READ INSTRUCTIONS - Read the instructions care-  
14.SERVICING - Contact qualified personnel when servic-  
ing is needed. Servicing is required when this product has  
been damaged in any way, for example, when the power  
cord or plug is damaged; liquid has been spilled on the  
product; objects have fallen into the product; the product  
has been exposed to rain or moisture; the product does not  
work normally; or the product has been dropped.  
fully before using this product.  
2. RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS - Retain the instructions for  
future reference.  
3. HEED WARNINGS - Observe warnings listed in the  
manual.  
15.BATTERY - To prevent battery leakage which may result  
in bodily injury, property damage or damage to the unit,  
please follow the instructions listed below when using the  
product’s remote control.  
4. FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS - Follow the instructions  
when using this product.  
5. CLEAN - Use a dry cloth for cleaning.  
6. VENTILATION - Do not block any ventilation openings  
of this product. Allow at least 10 cm (4.5 inch)clearance  
from the rear and the top of the set and 5 cm (2.3 inch)  
from the left and right to prevent overheating.  
• Install all batteries correctly, with + and - signs  
matching the marks indicated.  
• Do not mix batteries (old and new or carbon and  
alkaline, etc.)  
7. MOISTURE - Do not use this product near water, and  
be sure to prevent this product from being exposed to any  
dripping or splashing.  
• Remove batteries when the remote is not used for a  
long time.  
16.WASTE - This product may contain lead and mercury.  
Disposal of these material may be regulated due to  
environment considerations. For disposal or recycling  
information, please contact your local authorities or  
8. HEAT - Do not install this product near any heat sources,  
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other devices  
(including amplifier) which produce heat.  
9. POLARIZATION - Do not defeat the safety purpose of  
the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug  
has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding  
type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The  
wide blade or the prong are provided for your safety. If  
the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an  
electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.  
10.POWER CORD - Protect the power cord from being  
walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience  
receptacles and the point where they exit from the  
product.  
11.ACCESSORIES/ATTACHMENTS - Use only acces-  
sories/attachments specified by the manufacturer.  
12.USAGE - Unplug this product during lightning storms or  
when it is not used for long periods of time.  
13.CART - Use only cart, stand, tripod bracket or table  
specified by the manufacturer or sold with the product.  
When a cart is used, operate carefully to prevent the  
objects from tip-over.  
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Warnings, Cautions and Others  
PRODUCTS WITH 525P/625P PROGRESSIVE SCAN  
OUTPUTS NOTICE REQUIREMENTS  
“CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE THAT NOT ALL HIGH DEFINITION TELE-  
VISION SETS ARE 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 RECOM-  
MENDED THAT THE USER SWITCH THE CONNECTION TO THE ‘STAN-  
DARD DEFINITION’ OUTPUT. IF THERE ARE QUESTIONS REGARDING  
OUR TV SET COMPATIBILITY WITH THIS MODEL 525P AND 625P DVD  
PLAYER, PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER.”  
CAUTION!  
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE THE  
COVER OF THIS UNIT. THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS  
INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.  
IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS  
1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT  
2. DANGER: Visible and invisible laser radiation when open and interlock  
The lighting flash with arrowhead symbol, within an  
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the  
presence of uninsulated ‘dangerous voltage’ within the  
product enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude  
constitute a risk of electric shock to humans.  
failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.  
3. CAUTION: Do not open the top cover. There are no user serviceable  
parts inside the Unit; leave all servicing to qualified service personnel.  
CAUTION!  
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• CD-R/RW discs recorded using a personal computer or a CD Recorder  
may not play if the disc is damaged or dirty, or if there is dirt or condensa-  
tion on the player lens.  
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The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is  
intended to alert the user to the presence of important  
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in  
the literature accompanying the appliance.  
• Unfinalized CD-R/RW discs can be played, but not all time information  
(playing time, etc.) will be displayed.  
• Check the copyright laws in your country before recording from DVD  
VIDEO, SVCD, Video CD, Audio CD, MP3 and JPEG discs. Recording of  
copyrighted material may infringe copyright laws.  
CAUTION!  
Legal Notices Regarding  
THIS PRODUCT UTILIZES A LASER.USE OF  
CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCE-  
DURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN  
HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE. DO NOT OPEN THE COVER  
AND DO NOT REPAIR YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALI-  
FIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.  
Macrovision Property Rights  
“U.S. Patent Nos. 4,631,603; 4,577,216; 4,819,098; 4,907,093; and  
6,516,132.”  
“This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected  
by U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights.Use of this copyright  
protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision, and is intended  
for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized  
by Macrovision.Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.”  
WARNING:  
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR PRODUCT  
DAMAGE, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO MOISTUREAND  
ENSURE THAT OBJECTS FILLED WITH LIQUIDS, SUCH AS VASES,  
SHALL BE PLACED AWAY FROM THE APPARATUS.  
CAUTION!  
You may only use this DVD recorder to reproduce or copy materials for  
which you own the copyright; or have obtained permission to copy from  
the copyright owner; or you otherwise have a legal right to reproduce or  
copy. Unless you own the copyright; or have obtained permission from  
the copyright owner; or otherwise have a legal right to reproduce or copy,  
you may be violating the law, including copyright law, and may be subject  
to payment of damages and other remedies.  
CAUTION! –  
POWER button  
Disconnect the main plug to shut the power off completely. The POWER  
button in any position does not disconnect the main line. Power can be  
controlled from the remote.  
Copyright Protection Notice  
You may not be able to record a program from TV or from another device  
connected to this recorder, if the source material is copy-protected (e.g.  
set in ‘Copy-Once’ or ‘Copy-Never’ modes).  
G-Code is a registered trademark of Gemstar Development  
Corporation.The G-Code system is manufactured under  
license from Gemstar Development Corporation.  
DivX, DivX Certified, and associated logos are  
trademarks of DivXNetworks, Inc. and are used  
under license.  
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. ‘Dolby’ and the  
double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.  
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Overview  
Disc Types Supported  
Recordable DVD discs are divided into two categories: ‘plus(+)’and ‘minus(-)’ formats. Within these two groups, discs  
are further classified as ‘write-once’ discs(+R or -R)on which the blank sections are used for recording once only, and  
‘rewritable’ discs(+RW or -RW) on which the recording sections can be erased and used for recording new content repeat-  
edly. Refer to the following table for the disc types supported by this DVD recorder.  
Application  
Playback  
Disc Type  
Disc Logo  
Information  
Preset DVD-Video discs with supported region  
code (Supported region code is printed on the rear  
panel of recorder).  
DVD-Video  
DVD+R/+RW  
DVD-R/-RW  
Discs written in DVD-Video or DVD+VR format  
and finalized, or with JPEG/MP3/WMA/MPEG-4  
files.  
Video CD  
(VCD)  
CDs for video files recorded with CD sound, VHS  
quality, MPEG-1 compression technology.  
Super Video CD  
(SVCD)  
CDs for video files recorded with CD sound, SVHS  
quality, MPEG-2 compression technology.  
CDs for music files recorded in digital signal,  
featuring better audio quality, less distortion and  
less deterioration of audio quality over time.  
Audio CD  
Finalized CD-R-/RW discs recorded in Audio CD  
or Video CD formats, or with JPEG/MP3/WMA/  
MPEG-4 files.  
CD-R/-RW  
Recording /  
Timer Recording  
DVD+R/+RW discs in DVD+VR format  
DVD-R/-RW discs in DVD+VR format  
DVD+R/+RW  
DVD-R/-RW  
The DVD-Video/DVD+RW/DVD+R/DVD-R/DVD-RW/CD-R/CD-RW logos are trademarks of the respective compa-  
nies.  
For best results, use discs with the above logos. This DVD recorder may not play back other discs correctly. Do not use  
irregular-shaped discs (e.g. heart-shaped), as these can damage the recorder.  
It may not be possible to play CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW in all cases due to the type of  
disc or condition of the recording.  
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Unplayable Disc Types  
This DVD recorder does not play back the disc types listed below. If you try to play back these discs, excessive noise may  
cause damage to your speakers. When placing an unplayable disc on the disc tray, a message showing ‘Invalid Disc’ will be  
displayed on the TV screen.  
• Unfinalized discs recorded on other DVD/CD recorders  
• DVD Audio discs  
• PHOTO CDs  
• DVD-Video discs with a region code not supported by the recorder  
• DVD-RAMs  
• Data discs (e.g. CD-ROMs, DVD-ROMs) without files supported by this DVD recorder  
• Standard SACDs (Hybrid type of SACDs can be played as normal Audio CDs.)  
Media Files Formats Supported  
Application  
Category  
Formats (extention)  
MPEG-1  
Video  
MPEG-2 (.VOB/ .DAT/ .MPG)  
MPEG-4 (.AVI/ .DIV/ .DIVX)  
Playback  
Music  
.MP3  
Picture  
JPEG (.JPG)  
If an MP3 file name includes two-byte character, the recorder may not be able to display the name correctly.  
This recorder does not support ID3 (for MP3) tag.  
This recorder does not support MP3-Pro files.  
MP3 file bitrates supported by this recorder are: 8kbps - 320kbps.  
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Connecting Up  
Knowing Your DVD Recorder  
Front-Panel Connections  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
* The actual appearance of the unit may be slightly different.  
1. STANDBY-ON button  
4. OPEN/CLOSE button  
Switches the DVD recorder on and off  
Opens or closes the disc tray  
2. Play/Record indicators  
5. Disc tray  
Show the DVD recorder’s current mode.  
Holds discs securely during recording or playback  
Green indicator lights up during playback.  
Red indicator lights up during recording and  
timer recording.  
Please do not put a disc on the tray and forcefully  
close the tray during power-off mode. This may  
cause malfunction of the DVD recorder.  
3. Timer Record indicator  
6. DV-LINK (IEEE 1394) jack  
Shows the DVD recorder’s current mode  
Connects digital camcorder  
Orange indicator lights up when there are Timer 7. LINE IN (VIDEO/AUDIO L/R) jacks  
Programs set for recording.  
Connects the outputs of external equipment via  
composite video/audio cables  
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Rear-Panel Connections  
4
5
3
6
1
2
* The actual appearance of the unit may be slightly different.  
1. DIGITALAUDIO OUT (COAXIAL) jack  
5. AV OUTPUT (VIDEO/AUDIO L/R) jacks  
Connects the inputs of external equipment via  
composite video/audio cables  
Connects an amplifier or a receiver having a digital  
input jack  
6. AC IN terminal  
2. VHF/UHF IN/OUT jacks  
Connects the power cord  
Connects antenna cables  
3. AV INPUT (VIDEO/AUDIO L/R) jacks  
Connects the outputs of external equipment via  
composite video/audio cables  
4. COMP OUT (COMPONENT) jacks  
Connects the inputs of external equipment via  
component video cables  
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Remote Control  
1. OPEN/CLOSE button  
Press to open or close the disc  
tray  
13. STOP button  
Press to stop playback or  
recording  
1
14  
14. POWER button  
Press to switch on or off the  
recorder  
2. SETUP button  
Press to display the System  
Setup menu  
15. SOURCE button  
2
3
15  
16  
3. DISPLAY button  
Press to select signal source  
Press to view information  
16. TV(MODE) button  
4. Alphabet and Number buttons  
Press to enter numbers and  
letters  
Press to switch to TV source  
4
17. TOOLS button  
Press to display TOOLS menu  
5. NAVI. button  
Press to display Navigation  
menu  
18. EDIT button  
5
6
7
8
17  
18  
19  
20  
Press to display Edit menu or  
Channel Editor menu  
19. G-Code button  
6. RECORD button  
Press to display the G-Code  
timer recording menu  
Press to start recording  
7. TIMER button  
Press to display Timer Record  
menu  
20. PLAYLIST button  
Press to display discs menu  
ALBUM button  
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8. DISC MENU button  
Press to display discs top menu  
ALBUM button  
Press to go to previous file  
folder  
Press to go to next file folder  
10  
11  
21  
22  
21. PAUSE/STEP button  
Press to pause playback or  
recording  
12  
23  
22. NEXT button  
Press to go to next file/picture/  
track/chapter  
9. (direction) and OK  
buttons  
Press to make selection  
CH / CH buttons  
Press to select channel  
23. FFW button  
Press to advance playback  
13  
24  
10. CM SKIP button  
(Commercial Skip)  
Press to fast-forward playback  
by 30 seconds  
24. PLAY button  
Press to start playback  
11. PREV button  
Press to go to previous file/pic-  
ture/track/chapter  
12. REW button  
Press to reverse playback  
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Using Remote Control  
Connecting up Your DVD  
Recorder  
Preparing the Remote Control  
Open the battery compartment and insert the batteries.  
Make sure the polarities (+ and -) match the markings  
inside the remote control.  
Before you start...  
1. Do not plug the AC power cord into the outlet until all  
other connections are made.  
2. It is recommended that you connect VIDEO OUT jack  
of the DVD recorder directly to the video input of your  
TV. Connecting VIDEO OUT jack of this recorder to  
a TV via a VCR may cause a viewing problem when  
playing a copyright-protected disc. The same viewing  
problem may also occur when connecting the recorder  
to an integrated TV/Video system.  
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Do not use rechargeable batteries.  
Step 1: Connecting  
Remote Control Signal  
Antenna/Satellite Cables  
Option 1 With Cable Box  
The remote has a range of approximately 5M and works  
best when pointed directly at the unit horizontally at  
angles up to 30° from the sensor window of the DVD  
recorder.  
Wall Outlet Cable Box DVD Recorder TV  
1. Use an antenna cable to connect the RF IN jack on the  
cable box to the antenna outlet on the wall.  
2. Use an antenna cable to connect the RF OUT jack on  
the cable box to the RF IN jack on the DVD recorder.  
3. Use an antenna cable to connect the RF OUT jack on  
the DVD recorder to the RF IN jack on the television.  
RF OUT RF IN  
Easier Application with Remote Control  
Function buttons, such as TOOLS or TIMER, are  
designed to offer you a quick access to intended applica-  
tions. Press these buttons to go directly to their individual  
menus and complete your desired tasks. If you would like  
to quit an application, simply press the designated button  
again.  
Cable box  
Antenna cable  
OUT  
IN  
IN  
T V  
VIDEO  
Wall  
R
VHF / UHF  
AUDIO  
L
Option 2 Without Cable Box  
Wall Outlet DVD Recorder TV  
1. Use an antenna cable to connect the RF IN jack on the  
DVD recorder to the antenna outlet on the wall.  
2. Use an antenna cable to connect the RF OUT jack on  
the DVD recorder to the RF IN jack on the television.  
(Please note that this serves as a pass-through only.)  
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T V  
Step 3: Connecting the Audio  
Cable  
RF IN  
RF OUT  
Option 1 Using Composite Cable  
Use the audio (red and white) ends of a composite cable to  
connect the AUDIO OUT jack on the DVD recorder to the  
AUDIO IN jack on the television.  
Wall  
RF IN  
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Step 2: Connecting the Video  
R
L
Cable  
Option 1 Using Composite Cable  
VIDEO  
TV  
R
Use the video (yellow) end of a composite cable to  
connect the VIDEO OUT jack on the DVD recorder to the  
VIDEO IN jack on the television.  
AUDIO IN  
L
VIDEO IN  
Option 2 Connecting to a Stereo Audio Amplifier or  
Receiver  
Use the audio (red and white) ends of a composite cable to  
connect the AUDIO OUT jack on the DVD recorder to the  
AUDIO IN jack on a stereo amplifier or a receiver.  
R
L
VIDEO  
TV  
R
AUDIO IN  
L
VIDEO IN  
R
L
VIDEO  
Audio cable  
Option 2 Using Component Cable  
Stereo audio amplifier  
or receiver  
Use a component video (with green, blue and red ends)  
cable to connect the COMPONENT OUT jack on the  
DVD recorder to the COMPONENT IN jack on the  
television.  
IN  
RIGHT  
LEFT  
Option 3 Connecting to a Digital Audio Device  
Use a coaxial cable (not supplied) to connect the DIGITAL  
OUT (COAXIAL) jack on the DVD recorder to the  
coaxial digital input on a stereo amplifier or a receiver.  
Y
CB / PB  
CR / PR  
Component video cable  
COMPONENT IN  
T V  
Y
CB / PB  
CR / PR  
COAXIAL  
Coaxial digital cable  
IN  
If your television supports ‘Progressive Scan’ mode,  
you may adjust the ‘Video Output’ setting accord-  
ingly in setup menu for better results. Go through  
SetupSystemVideo Outpu, and select ‘Progres-  
sive’.  
DIGITAL AUDIO DEVICE  
OPTICAL  
COAXIAL  
Digital Out (Optical)  
Introducing System Setup(p.14)  
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Step 4: Connecting the Power  
Cord  
Connect the power cord to the DVD recorder. After all the  
cable connections are completed, you can now plug the  
power cord of the recorder into the outlet, and start using  
the recorder.  
Connecting to DV (Digital  
Camcorder)  
Connects the DV-link jack on the DV to the DV-link jack  
on this DVD recorder using a IEEE 1394 cable.  
DV Link  
DV-Link  
IEEE 1394  
Camcoder  
(Not Suplied)  
DV OUT  
The DV-Link INPUT jack on this recorder is for use  
with DV-compatible camcorders only, and not to be  
used for connecting any other firewire devices.  
If you use a model which features attached power  
cord, you only need to plug the power cord to the  
outlet at this step.  
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To have the signal from this DVD recorder shown on  
TV, switch TV’s input source to appropriate AV option  
(the one connected to this unit). For further informa-  
tion on how to change TV’s input source, check the  
instruction manual provided by your TV manufacturer.  
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To have the signal from this DVD recorder shown on  
TV, switch TV’s input source to appropriate AV option  
(the one connected to this unit). For further informa-  
tion on how to change TV’s input source, check the  
instruction manual provided by your TV manufacturer.  
Connecting to External Devices  
Connecting to VCR/V8 Cam-  
corder/DVD Player  
Connects the AV OUTPUT jack on the camcorder  
to the AV INPUT jack on this DVD recorder using a  
composite(Audio/Video) cable.  
When connecting via the rear-panel INPUT jacks  
R
L
VIDEO  
Audio/Video Cable  
Camcorder  
VIDEO  
OUT  
L
AUDIO  
OUT  
R
VCR/DVD Player  
When connecting via the front-panel INPUT jacks  
VIDEO  
L
R
Camcorder  
VIDEO  
OUT  
L
AUDIO  
OUT  
R
VCR/DVD Player  
Audio/Video Cable  
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Getting Started  
Introducing System Setup  
Before using this DVD recorder, you may like to change the system settings such as the language of on-screen display, clock  
format, and recording mode. Use the Setup menu to complete the process.  
In Setup menu, simply go through three levels of menus to complete a setting. Options in first-level menu are represented  
by icons, while the ones in second and third levels are represented by text. The table below lists all the options available.  
Refer to this table and follow the instruction to complete system settings. For some settings, more detailed descriptions are  
provided in the latter part of this chapter.  
How to set up the settings?  
1. Press SETUP button on remote control to display the Setup menu.  
2. In first- and second-level menu, press to select one of the options,  
Started_SystemSetup_02_02  
then press or OK to go to next-level menu.  
3. In third-level menu, press to select one of the options. If it is required to enter num-  
bers, press or number buttons (0-9). After completed, press OK to confirm.  
4. To return to upper-level menu during setting, press.  
5. To completely exit the Setup menu, press several times or SETUP.  
For some settings, a dialogue box will appear after making a selection or after pressing OK in step 3. Select ‘Yes’ to  
apply the setting. If you choose ‘No’ or do not confirm in 5 seconds, the change will be discarded  
In this section, '’ is used to indicate the movement between different levels of options. For example, the procedure for  
setting the language of subtitle is written as ‘Go through LanguageSubtitle’.  
First- Level  
Option  
Second- Level  
Option  
Third- Level  
Option  
Description/Notice  
System  
Video Output  
• Component  
• Progressive  
If you accidentally set ‘Progressive’ as the video output mode when the  
DVD recorder is not connected to a progressive-scan-compatible TV, you  
may lose the video signal on your TV instantly. To recover the problem,  
switch off the DVD recorder and switch it on again. After the recorder is  
switched on, press , 5, 0, 2, 0, on remote control, then press ENTER.  
The recorder will then be automatically switched off. When you switch on  
the recorder next time, the video output mode will be restored to default  
value.  
Auto Sleep  
• Off  
Desired time slot before the DVD recorder automatically switches to an  
inactive mode  
• 30 minutes  
• 60 minutes  
• 90 minutes  
• 120 minutes  
Restore  
Date  
Option for recovering default setup of the DVD recorder  
Date/Time  
System date of this DVD recorder  
Date beyond 31/12/2099 (December 31, 2099)CANNOT be set.  
Time  
System time of this DVD recorder  
Date/time display format  
Clock Format  
• M/D/Y-12Hr  
• D/M/Y-12Hr  
• Y/M/D-12Hr  
• M/D/Y-24Hr  
• D/M/Y-24Hr  
• Y/M/D-24Hr  
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First- Level  
Option  
Second- Level  
Option  
Third- Level  
Option  
Description/Notice  
Language  
OSD  
• English  
Language to be displayed on screen  
• Traditional Chinese  
• Simplified Chinese  
Menu  
Multiple  
Language to be displayed on the menu page. Available options vary  
Languages  
depending on discs being played.  
Audio  
Multiple  
Language to be adopted for the spoken language. Available options vary  
Languages  
depending on discs being played.  
Subtitle  
Aspect Ratio*  
Multiple  
Languages  
Your preferred language for subtitle. Available languages vary depending  
on discs being played.  
Playback  
• 16:9 Widescreen  
• 4:3 PanScan  
For selecting a appropriate viewing mode available on users’ own televi-  
sion sets.  
• 4:3 Letterbox  
Parental Lock*  
• Off  
The level of parental control  
• 8: Adult  
• 7: NC-17  
• 6: R  
• 5: PG-R  
• 4: PG-13  
• 3: PG  
• 2: G  
• 1: Kid Safe  
Password*  
Slide Time  
Password for parental control. Default: 0000  
Display interval for each picture  
• Off  
• Interval  
(3-99 Seconds)  
VCD PBC  
DivX(R) VOD  
Mode  
• On  
• Off  
For enabling/disabling playback control function on VCD discs which  
adopt the VCD 2.0 standard  
• Registration  
Code  
For obtaining the registration code of this DVD recorder.  
Recording  
• HQ  
• SP  
Recording mode of different quality and length. See  
Recording Mode(p.42)  
• SPP  
• LP  
• EP  
• SLP  
Chapter Mark  
• Off  
The frequency of automatically inserting the chapter mark when recording  
video titles  
• 5 Minutes  
• 10 Minutes  
• 15 Minutes  
• 20 Minutes  
• 25 Minutes  
• 30 Minutes  
Audio  
Dolby Digital  
MPEG  
• PCM  
• Bit Stream  
The mode (decoded/encoded) of Dolby digital audio signal transmitted  
from the digital output jack on the DVD recorder  
Select ‘PCM’ when your amplifier does not have an integrated Dolby  
Digital decoder. Select ‘Bit Stream’ when your amplifier has an inte-  
grated Dolby Digital decoder.  
• PCM  
• Bit Stream  
The mode (decoded/encoded) of MPEG signal transmtted from the digital  
output jack on the DVD recorder  
Select ‘PCM’ when your amplifier does not have an integrated  
MPEG audio decoder. Select ‘Bit Stream’ when your amplifier has  
an integrated MPEG decoder.  
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First- Level  
Option  
Second- Level  
Option  
Third- Level  
Option  
Description/Notice  
TV Tuner  
TV Signal  
• Antenna  
• Cable  
TV signal source  
Country  
Multiple Countries  
For selecting the appropriate area where you are currently situated  
For setting/resetting TV channels  
Utilities*  
• Scan Channel  
• Edit Channel  
Exit  
*Indicates more detailed descriptions are provided in the latter part of this chapter.  
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Setting TV Channels  
To record the TV program you want to watch, it is  
important that you set up a list of recognizable channels  
for the DVD recorder.  
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1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
2. Select TV signal source through TV Tuner TV  
4. If you connect the DVD recorder to a normal (4:3) TV,  
select either ‘4:3 Letterbox’ or ‘4:3 PanScan’. How-  
ever, when playing back a DVD-Video disc recorded  
in wide picture format, the picture shown on screen is  
different.  
signal.  
1. If you select ‘4:3 Letterbox’:  
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3. Select the country where you are currently situated  
through TV Tuner Country.  
4. Scan TV channels through TV Tuner Utilities   
Scan Channel.  
The picture is shown with black bars at the top and bottom.  
2. If you select ‘4:3 PanScan’ :  
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When the ‘Scan Channel’ function is activated, the  
TV channels are scanned and stored in a specific or-  
der. If your TV content provider changes the channel  
listing, or if you are reinstalling this DVD recorder,  
you may need to go through this process again.  
The picture is zoomed to fill the screen vertically, and the left and  
right sides of the image are chopped off. Please note that depend-  
ing on the disc, the picture may be shown in the 4:3 Letterbox  
mode even if you select the 4:3 PanScan mode.  
5. To edit listed channels, see  
Using Channel Editor (p.16)  
Setting Parental Control  
Setting Aspect Ratio  
Some DVD-Video discs are encoded with a Parental  
Management Level(PML) numbered from 0 to 8. You  
can set the parental control level of this DVD recorder to  
one of the numbers, then only a DVD-Video disc with the  
PML equal to or lower than the one you set can be played  
back by this DVD recorder.  
Aspect ratio setting affects how video images are pre-  
sented. Select the mode which suits your television.  
1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
2. Change the setting through Playback Aspect Ratio.  
1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
3. If you connect the DVD recorder to a widescreen(16:9)  
TV, select ‘16:9 Widescreen’.  
2. Change the level of parental control through  
PlaybackParental Lock.  
3. If the level you select is different from the one you set  
before, an input box asking for password will appear.  
Enter 4-digit password by pressing number buttons(0-  
9).  
The default password is 0000.  
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Advanced System Setup  
Before you start...  
Complete the basic system settings introduced in the  
previous section first.  
If you press or OK instead of number buttons, you  
will return to the upper level of the menu without  
making any change.  
Using Channel Editor  
‘Channel Editor’ offers an easy-to-manage interface to  
organize your TV channel list. You can activate ‘Channel  
Editor’, using the following paths.  
4. If the password you enter is correct, the change you  
made will be applied. Otherwise, the change will be  
ignored.  
Path 1: Using Setup Menu  
1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
2. Go through TV Turner UtilitiesEdit Channel.  
Path 2: Using Edit Mode While Viewing TV  
If you try to play back a DVD Video disc prohibited  
by the parental control, you will be asked to enter a  
4-digit password. Once the password is correct, the  
playback will start.  
1. Press TV(MODE) or press SOURCE to switch to the  
TV-viewing mode.  
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If you press SOURCE, you may need to press the button  
more than once to switch to ‘TV’.  
How to Set Password:  
1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
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2. Change the password for parental control through  
PlaybackPassword.  
2. Press EDIT to activate ‘Channel Editor’.  
3. Press number buttons(0-9) to enter your 4 -digit  
password.  
The default password is 0000.  
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4. If the password you enter is correct, you will be asked  
to enter a new password twice. If two passwords do not  
match, a warning message will appear.  
Moving up/down TV  
Channels  
1. Press to select a channel from the list, then press  
OK.  
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If you press or OK instead of number buttons when  
you are asked to enter a password, you will return to  
the second level of the menu without making any  
change.  
2. Press to select ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ , then press OK.  
If the password you enter is incorrect or unmatched, a  
warning message will appear for about 5 seconds, and  
then you will be asked to enter your password again.  
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The order of the TV channel will be changed.  
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3. Each time when you press OK, the item changes as  
Swapping TV Channels  
1. Press to select a channel from the list, then press  
follows:  
OK.  
2. Press to select ‘Swap’, then press OK.  
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4. When completed, press to select ‘Exit’ or  
another option to continue, then press OK.  
3. Press or the number buttons to enter the  
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channel number, then press OK.  
Inserting TV Channels  
1. Press to select a channel from the list, press OK.  
2. Press to select ‘Insert’, then press OK.  
3. Press or the number buttons (0-9) to enter  
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the channel number, then press OK.  
The channel will be swapped to the designated location.  
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4. To swap other TV channels, repeat steps 1-3 to  
complete the settings.  
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Renaming TV Channels  
1. Press to select a channel from the list, then press  
OK.  
2. Press to select ‘Rename’, then press OK.  
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3. The ‘on-screen input keypad’ will be displayed. Follow  
the instruction in ‘Using On-Screen Input Keypad’ to  
enter characters.  
You can enter up to 10 characters for a name.  
On-Screen Input Keypad (p.23)  
The channel will be moved to the desired location.  
4. When completed, press to select ‘Finish’,  
4. When completed, press to select ‘Exit’ or  
then press OK.  
another option to continue, then press OK.  
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After you insert channel(s), numbers of other channels  
will change accordingly.  
Enabling/Disabling TV  
Channels  
You can temporarily remove unwanted channel(s) from  
the list created from automatic scanning process or add the  
previously disabled channel(s) back to the list.  
1. Press to select a TV channel which you would  
like to switch on/off, then press OK.  
2. Press to select ‘Enable’ or ‘Disable’, then press  
OK.  
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Setting the G-Code System  
The G-Code system is a specially-designed  
feature for recording TV programs. The system greatly  
simplifies the timer recording process, as it does not  
require users to enter program information, such as date,  
channel number and start/end time, which are all contained  
in G-Code programming numbers. You can complete the  
timer recording setup simply by inputting the G-Code  
number, which can be found in most newspapers, TV  
listing magazines or online sources.  
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The channel selected will then be switched on or off.  
3. To switch on or off other channels, repeat steps 1-2 to  
complete the settings.  
Setting up G-Code  
System  
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As channel numbers may vary depending on where you  
live, it is suggested that you build up a matching channel  
list when you first set up the DVD recorder. This step will  
help you to make use of the G-Code system for future  
timer recording settings.  
Fine-Tuning TV Channels  
After you have performed the channel scanning, you may  
like to fine-tune the TV channel signal manually. Follow  
the steps listed below to complete the function.  
1. Press TV(MODE) or press SOURCE to set ‘TV’ as  
1. Press to select a channel from the list, then press  
the signal source.  
OK.  
2. Press EDIT to display the Channel Editor menu.  
3. Press to select a TV channel, then press OK.  
4. Press to select ‘GCN’, then press OK.  
2. Press to select ‘Fine Tune’, then press OK.  
3. Press or the number buttons (0-9), then press OK  
to fine-tune the channel signal.  
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The dialogue box for entering GCN will appear.  
4. When completed, press to select ‘Exit’ or  
another option to continue, then press OK.  
5. Press the number buttons (0-9) to enter the GCN (guide  
channel number), which is the channel number used by  
the G-Code system, then press OK.  
6. To set GCN for other channels, repeat steps 3-5.  
7. When completed, press to select ‘Exit’, then  
press OK.  
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Easier Application & Access  
Using Tools: Play  
Playing Files  
1. On the Tools menu, press to select ‘Play’, then  
Tools  
Tools help you quickly operate the major functions offered  
by this DVD recorder. All functions in Tools can be  
conveniently selected and activated by pressing   
and OK buttons on your remote control. If you would like  
to exit the Tools menu, press TOOLS button.  
press OK.  
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Before you start...  
Correctly connect up all the cables.  
Connecting up Your DVD Recorder (p.9)  
Make sure the remote control works.  
2. If you insert a DVD-Video disc, VCD, SVCD or an  
audio CD, playback will begin automatically. Other-  
wise, press to select ‘Video’, ‘Music’ or ‘Picture’,  
then press OK.  
Introducing Tools  
Press TOOLS to display the Tools menu.  
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3. Playback will then start.  
4. If the file being played is not what you wish to view, ...  
Shortcuts offered by Tools.  
To Change  
File Type  
To Change Files  
Indicates the function selected. Press to confirm the  
selection.  
Albums  
Press  
Showing exiting current program. This section also  
features a PIP (picture in picture) interface, which  
allows you to continue monitoring image shown on  
your TV.  
Video or Press  
ALBUM or  
ALBUM to  
select a folder  
which contains the  
file.  
Music  
PREV or NEXT   
If you are watching TV...  
Picture  
Press or  
Image from your selected channel will be shown.  
5. Press PAUSE/STEP to pause playback.  
Press PLAY to resume normal playback.  
Press STOP to stop playback at a marked stop.  
Press STOP again to bring the playback to a full  
stop.  
If you are watching DVD-Video or VCD...  
Image of the disc being played will be shown.  
If you are listening to an audio CD...  
The display window will be blank.  
If you are browsing pictures...  
A ‘Pictureicon will be shown.  
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Using Tools: Record  
Using Tools: Timer Recordg  
Before you start...  
Normal Timer Recording  
Choose a recordable disc with enough space.  
Before you start...  
Check the disc types supported by the DVD recorder  
you are using.  
Refer to ‘Using Tools: Record’.  
Discs Types Supported (p.4)  
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Complete the channel scanning process for your TV.  
1. On the Tools menu, press to select ‘Timer  
Setting TV Channels (p.15)  
Record’, then press OK.  
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1. On the Tools menu, press to select ‘Record’,  
then press OK.  
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2. Press to select ‘Date/Time Setting’, then press  
OK.  
2. Press to select the signal source on which the  
program you would like to record is being broadcast or  
played, then press OK.  
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3. Press to select the signal source on which the  
program you would like to record is being broadcast or  
played, then press OK.  
If you select ‘TV’, press to select the channel  
you want to record, then press OK.  
4. Press to select a recording frequency, then press  
If you select ‘TV’, press to select the channel  
you want to record, then press OK.  
OK.  
5. Press to select a recording mode, then press OK.  
3. Press to select a recording mode, then press OK.  
Recording Mode (p.42)  
Recording Mode (p.42)  
6. Set the date, start time and end time one by one. Press  
or number buttons (0-9) to insert number,  
and press OK to confirm your input before go to next  
setting.  
4. Press OK to start recording.  
5. Press PAUSE/STEP to pause recording.  
Press PAUSE/STEP again to resume recording.  
Press STOP to stop recording.  
7. The Timer Program information will appear. Press OK  
to exit the Timer Record setting.  
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You neerd to put the DVD recorder on standby to  
activate the Timer Recoed function.  
This DVD recorder allows users to enter a maximum  
of 16 Timer Record programs. If your setting list is  
full, you will need to delete some of the programs  
before you can input new ones.  
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This DVD recorder allows users to enter date up to  
2099/12/31 (December 31, 2099). Date beyond this  
day CANNOT be set.  
Introducing System Setup(p.12)  
To make use of the G-Code system for timer recording,  
you need to match the GCNs (guide channel numbers)  
used by the G-Code system with the channel numbers  
shown on your TV, so that the relevant information  
can be correctly assigned to the programs you would  
like to record.  
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Timer Recording through  
G-Code System  
6. Press to select a recording mode, then press OK.  
Before you start...  
7. The Timer Program information will appear. Press OK  
Refer to ‘Using Tools: Record’.  
to exit the Timer Record setting.  
Using Tools:Record (p.20)  
You neerd to put the DVD recorder on standby to  
activate the Timer Recoed function.  
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This DVD recorder allows users to enter a maximum  
of 16 Timer Record programs. If your setting list is  
full, you will need to delete some of the programs  
before you can input new ones.  
1. On the Tools menu, press to select ‘Timer  
Record’, then press OK.  
2. Press to select ‘G-Code Setting’, then press OK.  
Using Tools: Disc Tools  
Disc Tools offers a quick access to completing post-  
production tasks. With Disc Tools, you can easily erase  
materials on discs, and finalize discs when necessary.  
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Erase  
Before you start, make sure all your important files  
are safely backed up.  
3. Press to select ‘Once’, ‘Daily’ or ‘Weekly’.  
4. Press the number buttons (0-9) to enter the G-Code  
1. On the Tools menu, press to select ‘Disc Tools’,  
number, then press OK.  
then press OK.  
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5. The ‘Preset Channel’ dialogue box will then appear,  
if the DVD recorder fails to find information of a  
corresponding channel. Press to enter the channel  
number shown on your TV, then press OK.  
2. Press to select ‘Erase’.  
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3. Press to select ‘Go’, then press OK to start  
Finalize (Make Compatible)  
erasing.  
For DVD+R. DVD-R and DVD-RW(formatted in ‘Quick  
Preparation’ mode), finalization is a necessary step if you  
want the discs to be played back on other compatible  
devices.  
1. Refer to the table in this section to check if the disc you  
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use needs finalization.  
2. On the Tools menu, press to select ‘Disc Tools’,  
then press OK.  
3. Press to select ‘Finalize (Make Compatible)’.  
4. Press to select ‘Go’, then press OK to start  
4. The erasing process will begin.  
finalizing.  
5. The finalizing process will begin.  
6. When completed, select ‘Exit’, then press OK.  
Record-  
Content  
Disc  
Finalization  
ing after  
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Type  
Finalization  
Data file  
Not required  
N/A  
No  
DVD-R  
DVD+VR Required  
Data file  
DVD+VR  
Data file  
Not required  
N/A  
5. When completed, select ‘Exit’, then press OK.  
Full  
Prepara-  
tion  
Not  
Required  
N/A  
DVD-RW  
Quick  
Prepara-  
tion*  
Required Yes  
Not required  
N/A  
No  
DVD+R  
DVD+VR Required  
Data file  
Not required  
N/A  
DVD+RW  
DVD+VR Not required  
N/A  
*‘Quick preparation’ is a technology of formatting which  
saves much time compared to traditional ‘Full Preparation’  
method. It creates a temporary area on the DVD-RW disc to  
mark the end of the recording data. When you apply editing  
functions or add new recording sessions, this temporary area  
is erased so the data can be written to the disc.  
Only discs used to record video titles require finaliza-  
tion. Discs containing other types of media files are  
considered as data; there is no need to finalize these  
discs.  
The finalized disc may not be able to be played back  
on certain devices (e.g. older model DVD player) due  
to technical incompatibility.  
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Using On-Screen Input Keypad  
Naming a New Title or File  
1. When the keypad screen is displayed, press   
On-Screen Input Keypad  
Before you start...  
and OK to select one of the input options.  
Make sure the video signal of this DVD recorder is  
correctly displayed on your TV screen.  
Connecting up Your DVD Recorder (p.9)  
Make sure the remote control works.  
Introducing On-Screen Input  
Keypad  
2. Press to select desired letters, numbers or  
punctuation marks, then press OK.  
You can enter up to 30 characters for a title name.  
On-screen input keypad offers you a simple way to enter  
file names. Entering your desired characters can be easily  
done by pressing the and OK buttons on your  
remote control.  
3. Use ‘Back’ to delete character by character in a back-  
ward direction. Use ‘Clear’ to delete all the characters  
you have entered. When completed, press OK.  
4. When completed, press to select ‘Finish’,  
then press OK.  
The entry bar CANNOT be left blank. If such a  
condition occurs, you will not be able to exit the  
keypad screen. Please follow the instruction given in  
the pop-up dialogue box, and go back to complete the  
process.  
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Renaming a Title or File  
Area for entering title names.  
1. In the case of renaming, when the keypad screen is  
displayed, the ‘Clear’ button will be automatically  
highlighted. Press OK to clear the entry bar, or press  
to select ‘Back’; and delete the old title name  
character by character.  
Input option of uppercase or lowercase letters. Press  
to switch between two sets of characters.  
Input option of numbers, signs and punctuation marks.  
Input option of accented letters.  
2. Follow step 1-2 in ‘Naming a New Title or File’ to  
Corresponding buttons on remote control. Press one  
of the buttons to quickly move to the column where  
your desired characters, symbols or function buttons  
are situated.  
enter a new name for a title or file.  
For example, press ‘3’ once, the highlighted cursor  
will move to the letter ‘D’ on screen. Press ‘3’ twice,  
the cursor will move to the letter ‘E’.  
Available characters or symbols.  
Back: to delete characters one by one in a backward  
direction.  
Clear: to delete all characters shown on the entry bar.  
Cancel: to discard changes and returning to the  
previous page.  
Finish: to saving the settings and exiting the screen.  
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Recording  
Step 4.  
Start recording  
For Example, to record from TV, you need to select a  
channel first. Press TV(MODE) to select ‘TV’ as the  
signal source. then press CHand CH to select a  
desired channel.  
You may not be able to record a program from TV or  
from another device connected to this recorder, if the  
source material is copy-protected (e.g. set in ‘Copy-  
Once’ or ‘Copy-Never’ modes)..  
You CANNOT record/copy a rented or purchased video/  
disc from another device (video cassette recorder, DVD  
player, DVD recorder, etc.) connected to this recorder.  
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• This DVD recorder adopts the DVD+VR recording  
format, which enjoys a relatively greater compatibility.  
However, it is still likely that recordings made with this  
recorder may not be able to be played back on other  
DVD recorders or DVD players.  
You can select a channel by pressing number buttons  
(0-9) and OK. (For Channel 6, press 6, then OK. For  
Channel 55, press 5, 5 and OK.)  
Press RECORD to start recording.  
Recording: Step by Step  
Follow the steps to start your first recording.  
To pause recording, press  
PAUSE/STEP.  
Step 1.  
For recording from other source, see the rest part of this  
chapter.  
Correctly connect all the cables  
Connecting up Your DVD Recorder (p.9)  
Step 5.  
Stop recording  
Connecting to External Devices(p.11)  
Press STOP to stop recording.To start another record-  
ing session, press RECORD again after the previous  
recording is stopped.  
Step 2.  
Choose a recordable disc with enough  
space  
Check the disc types supported by the DVD recorder you  
are using.  
Each new recording session is placed after the previous  
session unless a certain recording title is set to be overwrit-  
ten.  
Discs Types Supported (p.4)  
Recording Mode (p.42)  
Overwriting a Title (p.37)  
Step 6.  
Finalize the disc  
Step 3.  
Format the disc  
For DVD+R. DVD-R and DVD-RW(formatted in ‘Quick  
Preparation’ mode), finalization is a necessary step if you  
want the discs to be played back on other compatible  
devices. Use the ‘Disc Tool’ in ‘Tools’ to complete the  
process.  
If you use blank DVD-RW discs to record, you will need  
to format the discs before recording. Pressto select  
‘Quick Preparation’ or ‘Full Preparation’, then press OK.  
Using Tools: Disc Tools (p.21)  
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You need to complete the channel scanning process  
before recording from TV..  
Setting TV Channels (p.15)  
Beforing recording, you can set the recording mode  
through RecordingRecording Mode in the Setup  
menu.  
Recording Mode (p.42)  
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• The DVD recorder is equipped with a camcorder control  
(Play, Stop, REW or FFW) feature via the DV-Link con-  
nection. Simply move the screen cursor to the desired  
function on the DV input screen, then press OK on the  
remote control.  
Recording from TV  
1. Refer to ‘Recording: Step by Step’ for the procedures  
of recording on a disc from TV.  
Recording: Step by Step (p.24)  
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When the DVD recorder is switched on during record-  
ing, you can only view the recorded channel on screen.  
If you would like to watch a different TV channel, you  
can do so by switching your TV’s input source to tuner  
device (e.g. antenna, cable box or satellite box). This  
will not affect the recording already in progress. For  
further information on how to change the input source,  
please check the instruction manual offered by your TV  
manufacturer.  
1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
Select recording mode through Recording Record-  
ing Mode.  
Recording Mode (p.42)  
2. When completed, press SETUP to exit the Setup menu.  
3. Press SOURCE repeatedly to select ‘DV’ as the signal  
source.  
Recording from External  
Devices  
Before you start...,  
• Refer to ‘Recording: Step by Step’ for the basic  
procedures of recording on a disc.  
The DV Control panel will be displayed.  
Recording: Step by Step (p.24)  
4. Cue the DV and start playback at the beginning of the  
scene you wish to record.  
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5. Follow the gereral operation to start recording.  
Recording from VCR/V8 Cam-  
corder/DVD Player  
1. Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the correct signal  
One-Touch Recording  
1. When all recording settings are confirmed, press  
RECORD twice to instantly start a 30-minute  
recording session.  
source.  
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2. For longer recording hours, press RECORD repeat-  
edly, which will offer you a length option of up to 6  
hours in 30-minute increments.  
2. Cue the external device and start playback at the  
beginning of the scene you wish to record.  
3. Follow the gereral operation to start recording.  
‘One-Touch Recording’ will start with the DVD  
recorder’s default settings, if you do not make any  
setting changes before activating this function.  
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Recording from DV (Digital  
Camcorder)  
The overall recording time depends on the selected  
recording mode and the storage capacity available on  
the disc.  
Recording will stop automatically when there is no  
more space on the disc or after 6 hours of recording  
(whichever happens first).  
• The DV-Link INPUT jack on this recorder is for use  
with DV-compatible camcorders only, and not to be used  
for connecting any other firewire devices.  
• Only DV signals can be input to the DV-Link jack on  
this DVD recorder.  
• Do not connect a MICRO MV format video camcorder  
to the DV-Link jack.  
• Despite the technology endeavour with which this DVD  
recorder is built, it is still likely that your DV may not  
be fully supported by the unit. If you still experience  
problem using the DV-Link for recording, please  
connect your DV via S-Video or composite cables to  
this DVD recorder.  
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Inserting Chapter Mark during  
Recording  
During recording, you can manually insert extra chapter  
marks in addition to those created by system default  
setting.  
1. Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the signal source.  
2. Press RECORD to start recording.  
3. During recording, press EDIT to insert chapter mark  
at your desired point.  
4. To add more chapter marks, repeat step 3.  
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Timer Recording  
Introducing Timer Record Menu  
You may not be able to record a program from TV or  
from another device connected to this recorder, if the  
source material is copy-protected (e.g. set in ‘Copy-  
Once’ or ‘Copy-Never’ modes)..  
Press TIMER to display the Timer Record menu.  
If your model supports the G-Code system, you can  
presson a highlighted program to switch between the  
‘Date/Time Setting’ mode and the ‘G-Code Setting’ mode.  
You CANNOT record/copy a rented or purchased video/  
disc from another device (video cassette recorder, DVD  
player, DVD recorder, etc.) connected to this recorder.  
• This DVD recorder adopts the DVD+VR recording  
format, which enjoys a relatively greater compatibility.  
However, it is still likely that recordings made with this  
recorder may not be able to be played back on other  
DVD recorders or DVD players.  
Date/Time Mode  
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Timer_01_01  
Before you start...  
• Refer to ‘Recording: Step by Step’ for the basic  
procedures of recording on a disc.  
Recording: Step by Step (p.24)  
Storage capacity available on the destination disc for a  
particular recording mode.  
• Correctly set the system date and time of the DVD  
recorder.  
Current system date.  
Current system time.  
The page you are viewing.  
Error message bar.  
Introducing System Setup (p.12)  
• Complete the channel scanning process for your TV.  
Setting TV Channel (p.15)  
• If you would like to use G-Code mode for your timer  
program settimg, refer to  
Indicate function of canceling designated program  
setting. Highlight this icon and press OK to clear  
settings.  
Setting up the G-Code System(p.18)  
The TV channel(s) as recording source .  
Recording frequency.  
Recording date.  
Recording time slot .  
The status of preset timer program(s).  
: Timer Program successfully activated.  
: Timer Program not successfully activated.  
Next Page: Press to switch to the next page.  
Exit: Press to exit the Timer Record menu.  
The timer program list is automatically sorted by  
system according to the start time of each program,  
regardless of its recording mode, recording frequency,  
or the order you enter the timer settings.  
You can set up a maximum of 16 programs for timer  
recording, which will be displayed on two separate  
pages. If the number of preset programs is less than  
eight, only one page will be displayed, and the ‘Next  
Page’ button will not be shown.  
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3 Weekly  
G-Code Mode  
A weekly calendar will be displayed on screen Select  
desired day(s), then press OK to confirm your selec-  
tion. When completed, select ‘‘OK’, then press OK.  
You can select more than one day for the weekly mode.  
For example, if your desired programs are broadcast  
every Thursdays and Fridays, you can assign the timer  
setting only once by selecting both Thursday and  
Friday.  
Tmer_002  
Storage capacity available on the destination disc for a  
particular recording mode.  
Timer_03_01  
Current system date.  
Current system time.  
The page you are viewing.  
The G-Code number of your desired TV program(s).  
Recording mode.  
If you select ‘Daily’ or ‘Weekly’ as the recording  
mode, it is suggested to proceed with further setting to  
your Timer Programs. Press  to select ‘Ad-  
vanced’, then press OK. If you would like to designat-  
ed a period of time to the timer program, select ‘With  
Restriction’ . Otherwise, select ‘Without Restriction’.  
For the recording result of setting restriction, see:  
Indicate function of canceling designated program  
setting. Highlight this icon and press OK to clear  
settings.  
Indicates a new Timer Program. Press to start setting a  
Timer Program.  
Exit: Press to exit the Timer Record menu.  
Timer Recording Frequency (p.42)  
6. When completed, select ‘OK’, then press OK to save  
the setting and return to the Timer menu, or select  
‘Cancel’, then press OK to discard current setting.  
Setting Timer Program  
(Date/Time Mode)  
If there is any setting invalid(except overlap of timer  
programs), the ‘OK’ button will be disabled. Press  
to modify your settings.  
1. Press TIMER to display the Timer Record menu.  
2. Press OK to start a new setting, or press to select  
For overlap of timer programs, see:  
a previous setting which you would like to modify.  
Notice for Timer Recording (p.29)  
3. Set ‘Source’ (Signal Source), ‘Mode’ (recording  
mode), ‘Repeat’ (recording frequency) ‘Start’ (Start  
Time) and ‘End’ (End Time) for the timer program.  
7. On the Timer Record menu, select another item on the  
list, then press OK, if you would like to set up more  
timer programs.  
Press to select one of the settings, then press OK  
to go to the sub-menu. Press to select, then press  
OK to confirm your selection. To enter numbers, press  
number buttons (0-9) or .  
If not, select ‘Exit’, then press OK. Or press TIMER  
to exit the Timer Record menu.  
8. Switch off the DVD recorder to activate the timer  
recording function.  
4. If ‘TV’ is selected as the signal source, you will need  
to enter TV channel.  
If you would like to delete a timer program set previ-  
ously, go to Timer Record menu, highlight the bin  
icon located in the first column of the entry you want  
to delete, then press OK.  
Press or number buttons (0-9) to select ‘Channel’  
(TV Channel), then press OK to go to the sub-menu.  
Press to select, then OK to confirm your selection.  
5. For ‘Repeat’ (recording frequency), if you select...  
1 Once  
You need to set the date. Go to ‘Date’, then press OK.  
Press number buttons (0-9) or to enter the  
date.  
2 Daily  
The Timer Record program will be automatically  
set for each day until the setting is cancelled or the  
destination medium has no more storage capacity.  
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4. Follow step 6-8 in ‘Setting Timer Program [Date/Time  
Mode]’ to complete the setting.  
Setting Timer Program  
(G-Code Mode)  
There are two ways to set up timer programs using  
G-Code system. For more information on how to set up  
the system, see ‘Setting up the G-Code System’.  
If you want to return to the Date/Time mode, press  
to select ‘Date/Time Setting’, then press  
OK. However, please note that all the settings you  
have entered will be cleared once you exit the present  
setup screen.  
If you would like to delete a timer program set  
previously, go to Timer Record menu, highlight the  
bin icon located in the first column of the entry you  
want to delete, then press OK.  
Path 1:  
1. Press G-Code button to display the G-Code menu.  
Path 2:  
1. Press TIMER to display the Timer Record menu.  
2. Press OK to start a new setting, or press to select  
a previous setting which you would like to modify, then  
press OK.  
Notice for Timer Recording  
1. To stop a timer-recording session:  
3. Press to go to the ‘G-Code’ button, then press  
Press STOP to cease the timer recording. Please note  
that it may take a few seconds before the program is  
completely brought to an end.  
OK to display the G-Code setup menu.  
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2. To check the recording status while ‘Timer Record’  
is active:  
1. Press number buttons (0-9) or to enter the  
G-Code number, then press OK.  
Press DISPLAY to bring up the Timer Record informa-  
tion on screen.  
3. About the overlap of timer programs  
1. Each time after you complete and save the settings of  
a timer program, the DVD recorder will check if this  
program overlaps with other ones you set previously.  
Timer_03_01  
2. If the current timer program does overlap with one  
or more than one programs, a window asking if you  
would like to keep current setting will appear.  
Details of the preset program will be displayed.  
2. The ‘Preset Channel’ dialogue box will be displayed,  
if the DVD recorder fails to find information of a cor-  
responding channel. Press or number buttons  
(0-9) to enter the channel number shown on your TV,  
then press OK.  
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3. If you select ‘Yes’, the screen will go back to Timer  
Record menu. Under this circumstance, the later  
program takes priority, which means the DVD  
recorder stops recording the earlier program at the  
start time of the later program.  
To make use of the G-Code system for timer record-  
ing, you need to match the GCNs (guide channel  
numbers) used by the G-Code system with the  
channel numbers shown on your TV, so that the  
relevant information can be correctly assigned to the  
programs you would like to record.  
4. If you select ‘NO’, the screen will go to the setting  
page. You need to change or discard the setting of this  
program.  
3. Set ‘Mode’ (recording mode) and ‘Repeat’ (recording  
frequency) for the timer program.  
Press to select one of the setting, then press OK  
to go to the sub-menu. Press to select, then press  
OK to confirm your selection.  
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Playback  
You may not be able to play back discs recorded in  
Step 4.  
Stop playback  
other DVD recorders.  
For DVD-Video/VCD/SVCD discs, and video files..  
Press STOP to stop playback at a marked stop.  
Press PLAY to resume playback from a marked stop.  
Press STOP again to bring the playback to a full stop.  
This DVD recorder can only play DVD-Video discs  
marked with region code  
, or all-region discs  
ALL  
which are labeled with the icon  
. If you try to play  
discs with different region code(s), a message saying  
‘Invalid Region Code’ will appear on screen.  
For audio CDs and music files, ...  
PressSTOP to stop playback.  
PressPLAY to resume playback.  
Step 5.  
Remove the disc  
Playback: Step by Step  
Press OPEN/CLOSE.  
Follow the steps to start playing back media files. For  
some types of files, there are extra features available and  
instructions are provided after this section.  
For DVD-Video discs, you can bring up the DVD  
menu by pressing PLAYLIST on the remote control.  
In some cases, the disc recorded on other recorders  
need to be finalized before it can be played back on  
this DVD recorder.  
Step 1.  
Place a disc in the DVD recorder  
Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray. Carefully  
place the disc on the tray with the label side facing up,  
then press OPEN/CLOSE.  
This DVD recorder supports music files in .mp3 and  
.wma formats.  
Step 2.  
Start playback  
For DVD-Video, VCD/SVCD and audio CD, playback  
will start automatically. If not, press PLAY to begin  
playback.  
Programmed Playback for  
Audio CD  
For DVD-Video disc, a menu might appear when the disc  
is in playback mode.  
1. During the playback of an audio CD, press EDIT to  
For video/music/picture files recorded on discs, a  
dialogue box will appear. Select the type of the file you are  
going to play. If there are no video/music/picture files on  
the disc, the related button(s) will be disabled.  
bring up the editing bar.  
2. Press number buttons (0-9) to enter the number of track  
you would like to play.  
3. When completed, press PLAY to start programmed  
playback.  
Press STOP to stop playback.  
Press PLAY to resume playback.  
Playing Picture File  
1. Follow the general operation in ‘Playback: Step by  
Step’ to start the playback of a disc containing picture  
files.  
Step 3.  
Change the item you want to play  
For DVD-Video disc, press to select, then press  
OK. If the titles and chapters are numbered, press number  
buttons (0-9) to select a menu item and confirm with OK.  
2. When playback starts, a tool bar appears on the screen.  
Press orto go to previous or next picture. Press   
repeatedly to rotate the picture clockwise or press   
to rotate the picture counterclockwise.  
For audio CD, music files, audio files and VCD/SVCD  
disc, press PREV or NEXT to select your desired  
track/file.  
For music and video files recorded on discs, you can also  
press ALBUM or ALBUM to select a folder which  
contains the desired file.  
For picture files recorded on discs, see ‘Playing  
Picture File’.  
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When playing audio CDs or music files...  
Playback_01_01  
When playing pictures...  
Playback_01_01  
Introducing Navigation Menu  
During playback, press NAVI. button on the remote  
control to display the Navigation menu.  
The options shown on the Navigation menu vary depend-  
ing on the media types (e.g. DVD, audio CD, VCD, etc.)  
as well as the supporting features offered by the media  
being played.  
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Repeat  
Unavailable options will be disabled.  
The ‘Repeat’ feature allows you to repeat a track, title, file  
or disc, depending on the media type.  
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General operation  
1. Press to select one of the functions, then  
press OK to go to sub-meun. Press to select one  
of the choices and confirm with OK.  
1. Select ‘Repeat’, then press OK repeatedly to choose a  
repeat mode.  
Content Type  
Repeat Mode  
Repeat One  
DVD-Video /  
Video Title  
2. To enter number, press or number buttons  
Repeat Off  
(0-9), then press OK.  
3. To exit the Navigation menu, press NAVI. or repeat-  
Repeat All  
Repeat Off  
edly press .  
VCD / SVCD  
Picture  
When playing DVD-Video discs or video titles ...  
Video File  
Audio CD  
Music File  
Repeat One  
Repeat All  
Playback_01_01  
Repeat Off  
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Shuffle Mode  
When playing VCD or SVCD ...  
1. Select ‘Shuffle Mode’ and choose to switch on or off  
this function.  
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Zoom (For DVD-Video/Video  
Title)  
Picture Control (For Pictures)  
When playing video files...  
The ‘Zoom’/‘Picture Control’ feature allows you to  
enlarge the video/picture image and to pan through the  
enlarged image.  
Playback_01_01  
1. Select ‘Zoom’/’Picture Control’, then press OK. A  
control pad will appear.  
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To perform the function when playing video files/titles,  
press to select ‘Search’, then press OK to go to the  
sub-menu.  
Control pad for ‘Zoom’ function  
To search by title/chapter number:  
1. Select ‘Title/Chapter’, then press OK.  
The bar for entering the title/chapter number will appear.  
2. Enter the chapter/title numbers, then press OK.  
If during the process you would like to revise the  
number you enter, press to re-edit the last digit(s)  
when necessary.  
Control pad for ‘Picture Control’ function  
2. Press to select the ‘zoom in’ icon, then  
press OK repeatedly to enlarge the image gradually.  
Or, select the ‘zoom out’ icon, then press OK repeat-  
edly to reduced the image gradually  
If the number you enter exceeds total title/chapter  
number, an invalid icon will appear, and the recorder  
will keep playing back the disc.  
If you would like to see the total number of title/  
chapter, please go to ‘Information’ on the Navigation  
menu.  
The percentage rate of zoom in/zoom out:  
Video Image  
Picture  
For DVD-Video or other digital videos, disc contents  
are usually divided into individual titles. Some titles  
may be further divided into a smaller unit called  
‘chapter’. To view the disc contents, , press PLAYL-  
IST on the remote control to go to disc menu.  
100%, 200%,  
300% , 400%  
100%, 150%, 200%  
Zoom in  
400%, 300%,  
200% ,100%  
100%, 75%, 50%  
Zoom out  
3. To resume the normal image size, press to  
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select ‘100%’, then press OK.  
4. To view different sections of the enlarged image, go to  
the on-screen control pad. Press to select the  
direction you would like to apply, then press OK.  
To search by time:  
1. Select ‘Time’, then press OK.  
2. Enter the time, then press OK.  
Press OK repeatedly, if necessary, to move the image.  
5. When completed, press to select ‘Exit’, then  
press OK.  
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Slow Motion  
1. Press to select ‘Slow Motion’, then press  
OK to go to the sub-menu.  
2. Press to select from the options: +1/2x,  
If during the process you would like to revise the  
number you enter, press to re-edit the last digit(s)  
when necessary.  
+1/4x, -1/2x or -1/4x, then press OK.  
3. PressPLAY to resume normal playback.  
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If the number you enter exceeds total time, an invalid  
icon will appear, and the recorder will keep playing  
back the disc.  
Search  
You can search a disc which contains video files or titles  
by entering the title/chapter number or by entering a  
specific time. A similar function is also offered when you  
play back audio CDs or other supported music files.  
If you would like to see the overall time, please go to  
‘Information’ on the Navigation menu.  
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A-B Repeat  
1. Select ‘A-B Repeat’, then press OK.  
2. When playback reaches the beginning of your desired  
session, press to select ‘Point A, then press OK.  
When VCD/SVCD is selected for playback, audio op-  
tions will be: ‘Normal’, ‘Left’ and ‘Right’.  
2. Select a language, then press OK.  
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3. When playback reaches the end of the desired session,  
press to select ‘Point B’, then press OK.  
Angle  
Repeat from point A to point B will start.  
Some pre-recorded DVD discs contain scenes which have  
been shot from different camera angles. You can choose to  
view these camera angles during playback.  
4. To cancel the repeat mode, press to select  
‘Cancel’, then press OK.  
1. Select ‘Angle’, then press OK.  
If you exit the function, setting only point A, the  
preset point A will still be valid when you enter the  
‘A-B Repeat’ function next time.  
2. Select a camera angle, then press OK.  
The ‘Cancel’ function is only available when both  
point A and point B are set.  
The ‘A-B Repeat’ setting will be canceled when you  
bring the program to a marked stop or a full stop.  
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Subtitle/Audio  
Some pre-recorded DVD discs have more than one  
subtitle/audio language. The language initially selected  
for playback will be the one you select when you first set  
up the DVD recorder. Nevertheless, you can change the  
subtitle/audio language of the disc at any time.  
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Information  
During playback, you can select to show the disc informa-  
tion on the top of the screen or to hide it.  
Introducing System Setup (p.12)  
1. Select ‘Information’, then press OK.  
1. Select ‘Subtitle’/ ‘Audio’, then press OK. All the  
2. Select ‘On’ or ‘Off’, then press OK.  
available subtitle/audio languages will be displayed.  
Playback_02_07  
If you select ‘On’, disc information will be displayed on the top of  
the screen.  
Different categories of information will be shown  
depending on the media type.  
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Digital Video Support  
MPEG-4  
It is illegal to download and use unauthorized copy-  
righted materials. Make sure you obtain the permission  
or authorization from copyright owners and related third  
parties before you start using or watching the videos or  
files. If you fail to do so, you may be subject to fines  
and/or penalties.  
3. If the file is not supported by the DVD recorder, a  
dialogue box will appear. Press OK to skip the file.  
Supporting Formats  
The MPEG-4 technology allows a large video file, such  
as a two-hour movie, to be efficiently compressed without  
sacrificing its original video and audio quality. If you  
watch an MPEG-4-based movie, there may be subtitle files  
saved for playback in addition to the video/audio files.  
Please check the table listed below to see whether your  
MPEG-4 files are supported by this DVD recorder.  
4. If the disc contains other files, the DVD recorder will  
MPEG-4 File Formats Supported  
start playing back the next file.  
5. Press STOP to stop playback at a marked stop.  
Press PLAY to resume playback from a marked  
stop.  
Category  
Codec  
Standard/  
Format  
File Type  
(File Extension)  
Movie  
Video  
Audio  
• DivX  
• XviD  
.AVI, .DIVX,  
.DIV  
Subtitle of MPEG-4 Files  
• MP3  
• AC3  
This DVD recorder supports the text-based subtitles when  
playing back MPEG-4 videos. Activating the function  
through ‘Navigation Menu’ during playback..  
• LPCM  
Subtitle  
• MicroDVD  
• SubRip  
.SUB, .SRT,  
.TXT*  
Introducing Navigation Menu(p.31)  
1. Select ‘Subtitle’, then press OK to go to the sub-menu.  
*Subtitle files suffixed with one of these extensions  
but in format other than ‘MicroDVD’ and ‘SubRip’ are  
not supported by this DVD recorder.  
Bitmap-based subtitles, such as idx+sub, are not  
supported by this DVD recorder.  
Playback_01_03  
Playing MPEG-4 Files  
1. Follow ‘Playback: Step by Step’ to place the disc in  
2. Press to switch on or off the subtitle function, or  
to select an appropriate coding system for displaying  
the subtitle correctly, then press OK.  
the DVD recorder.  
2. A dialogue box offering the file-type options will  
appear. Pressto select ‘Video’, then press OK.  
3. Press NAVI. again or repeatedly press to exit the  
Navigation menu.  
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3. When completed, press SETUP to exit the Setup menu.  
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enter the recorder’s registration code in your account.  
When you finish filling in the required details, you will  
then be directed to a film download link. Follow the  
instructions given on the website, and burn the short  
film to a disc.  
If you would like the subtitle to be automatically displayed  
when playback starts, please make sure you have:  
• Not set the preference of subtitles to be “Off” in Setup  
menu  
• Given a correct file name.  
5. Follow ‘Playback: Step by Step’ to start playing back  
the information disc created in step 4 on your DVD  
recorder.  
Give the same file names to video title and subtitle file, so  
that the DVD recorder can match one file with the other.  
For example, name ‘XXX.avi’ for the video title, and  
‘XXX.txt’ for the accompanied subtitle file.  
Playback: Step by Step(p.30)  
6. Your DVD recorder is then officially registered when  
playback stops.  
• Placed the file in the same folder as the video  
title, or under an appropriate sub-directory.  
Save the subtitle file either in the same folder as the  
video title, or in a sub-directory which is given one of  
the following names: SRT, SUB, SUBS, SUBTITLE or  
SUBTITLES.  
Step 3: Selecting Video Files  
Select the video files you would like to watch from various  
online rental shops. Normally, users pay to get the viewing  
rights of these video files, which are downloaded to users’  
PCs. If you would like to watch them on your TV, you  
need to transfer these files to the recordable CD or DVD  
discs.  
DivX® VOD  
Conditions of viewing rights vary depending on the  
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DivX VOD (video-on-demand) allows you to download  
service providers.  
video files to your PC, which you can watch either on  
your computer or on your TV. To protect copyrights of  
these digital videos, the service features an Internet-based  
copyright protection system called DRM (digital rights  
management). DRM safeguards copyrights through an on-  
line authorization process. To watch DRM-protected video  
files, you need to complete the registration procedure.  
Step 4: Playing Video Files  
1. Follow ‘Playback: Step by Step’ to place the disc in  
the DVD recorder.  
2. A dialogue box offering the file-type options will  
To complete the procedure of registration, you would  
appear. Pressto select ‘Video’, then press OK.  
need to burn data on a disc.  
3. If the file is not protected by the DRM system, play-  
back will then begin.  
If the file is protected by the DRM system, the system  
will check whether the DVD recorder’s registration  
code corresponds to the user account which holds  
viewing rights of the video file.  
Step 1: Applying for a User  
Account  
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Register a user account on the DivX website: http://  
4. If you have purchased the file, playback will then start.  
If you have a rental file, a dialogue box showing the  
remaining number of viewing rights will appear. Press  
to select ‘Yes’ or ‘No’, then press OK.  
Step 2: Registering Your DVD  
Recorder  
1. Press SETUP to display the Setup menu.  
2. Go through PlaybackDivX(R) VOD to display the  
registration code of your DVD recorder.  
The code seen above serves as an example only  
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Editing  
Naming a Title  
1. On the Edit menu, select ‘Rename’, then press OK.  
• The editing function applies to video titles stored on  
recordable and rewritable DVD discs only; however,  
available functions may vary depending on the disc  
format (plus or minus).  
The on-screen input keypad will be displayed.  
You CANNOT apply the editing functions to finalized  
DVD-R, DVD+R and DVD-RW discs (except DVD-RW  
discs previously formatted in ‘Quick Preparation’ mode).  
Finish all editings before finalizing the types of disc  
mentioned above.  
Finalize (p.22)  
You may not be able to edit titles recorded with other  
DVD recorders.  
On-Screen Input Keypad (p.23)  
2. Select ‘Clear’ first, then press OK to delete the default  
title .  
3. Refer to the instruction in ‘On-Screen Input Keypad’  
Introducing Edit Menu  
to enter a new title name.  
You can activate the Edit menu by pressing the EDIT  
button on your remote control during playback. On the  
Edit menu, press to move the focus, and OK to  
confirm you selection.  
If you decided not to change the original title name,  
press to select ‘Cancel’, then press OK.  
4. When completed, press to select ‘Finish’,  
then press OK.  
The entry bar CANNOT be left blank. If such a  
condition occurs, you will not be able to exit the  
keypad screen. Please follow the instruction given in  
the pop-up dialogue box, and go back to complete the  
process.  
Editing_00_01  
This DVD recorder does not inhibit you from entering  
same names for different titles.  
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PIP window: the last image of the disc being played is  
shown.  
Protecting a Title  
Editing options.  
You can protect the title from accidental erasure or un-  
planned editings when you activate the ‘Protect’ function.  
When the function is switched ‘On’, the title CANNOT  
be edited or erased. If you need to edit it, you must unlock  
the file first.  
Exit function: press to exit the Edit menu.  
Editing Titles  
Editing video title can only be done during playback.  
Follow the instruction in ‘Playback: Step by Step’ to select  
the video title you would like to edit and start the playing.  
Then press EDIT to display the Edit menu.  
1. On the Edit menu, select ‘Protect’, then press OK to  
switch on or off the ‘Protect’ function.  
Playback: Step by Step (p.30)  
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Erasing a Title  
Once a title is erased, it CANNOT be retrieved.  
The ‘Erase’ function is applicable to DVD-R and  
DVD+R discs. However, please note that the applica-  
tion will not free up disc space already used.  
You CANNOT erase protected title(s).  
1. On the Edit menu, press to select ‘Erase’, then  
2. To exit the setting, select ‘Exit’, then press OK.  
press OK.  
3. If you switch on the function, a lock icon will be shown  
2. Press OK to confirm your setting.  
next to the protected title on the disc menu.  
The title selected will be erased.  
3. To erase another title, start playing back of the titles  
you would like to erase and repeate step 1 to 2. To exit  
the setting, select ‘Exit’, then press OK.  
4. After you complete the process, a deleted title will be  
shown on the disc menu, if you use a DVD+RW or  
DVD-RW disc.  
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Overwriting a Title  
This function is applicable to titles saved on rewritable  
DVD discs only.  
When you apply the function to a title, it will be  
deleted and overwritten when you record new title/pro-  
gram next time.  
1. On the Edit menu, press to select ‘Overwrite’,  
then press OK to switch on or off the ‘Overwrite’  
function.  
2. To exit the setting, select ‘Exit’, then press OK.  
3. If you switch on the function, a pen icon will be shown  
next to the overwritten title on the disc menu.  
After the ‘Overwrite’ function is switched on, new  
recording will be saved in the slot previously occupied  
by the overwritten title. If the new program lasts lon-  
ger than the old one, it will be recorded continuously.  
To prevent accidental erasure, it is suggested that you  
activate the ‘Protect’ function for the title immediately  
following the overwritten one.  
Available recording time shown for the overwritten  
slot may not be exact, as it is likely to be affected by  
the recording mode of the overwritten title.  
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Troubleshooting  
If you experience any problem while using the DVD recorder, please consult the following troubleshooting guide first, as it  
may offer immediate solution to the condition occurred. Should the problem remains, please contact our service point near  
you.  
Problem  
Possible Solution  
Picture  
No image shown on  
the television screen.  
• Make sure the TV set is connected to the appropriate AUDIO/VIDEO, SCART,  
S-VIDEO, or COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks on this recorder.  
Make sure TV’s input source is switched to appropriate AV option.  
• Make sure the input setting of your TV set is correct.  
• Make sure a disc is properly placed on the disc tray, and is compatible with  
your local TV system (NTSC or PAL).  
• Check whether the recorder is set to ‘progressive mode’ with an incompatible  
TV. Reset the recorder by pressing (direction button), ‘5’, ‘0’, ‘2’, ‘0’, OK  
on the remote control.  
Image shown with  
noises.  
• Check if the disc is distorted or scratched.  
• If the video output signal from the recorder goes via VCR to your TV set, or  
if you connect the recorder to a TV/VIDEO combination set, the copyright  
protection code applied to some DVD programs could affect picture quality. If  
you still experience this problem even when you connect the recorder to TV,  
try connecting your recorder to the TV’s S-VIDEO output.  
Image imported from  
an external device is  
distorted.  
• If the video signal from the external device is copyright-protected, you need to  
connect the device directly to your TV.  
Recording  
Cannot record.  
• Make sure you have inserted a recordable disc with enough space.  
• Make sure the disc you insert has been formatted or prepared for recording.  
• Make sure the disc has not been finalized.  
• Check whether you inserted a disc which has already been used for recording  
on other DVD recorders.  
Recording does  
• This occurs as disc preparation process is taking place, which will last for a  
short time.  
not start immedi-  
ately after pressing  
RECORD button  
Timer  
Recording  
Timer recording does  
not work properly.  
• Check whether the system time is correct.  
• Check whether the timer program is accurately set to desired time slot or  
channel.  
• Check whether you have inserted a recordable disc.  
• Make sure you switch off the DVD recorder to activate the Timer Record  
function.  
Recording result is  
not completed.  
• Check whether there is a schedule overlap. If so, go to the Timer Record menu  
to make correction.  
• Check whether there is enough space on your disc.  
The timer program  
remains even after  
recording finishes.  
• The system does not delete timer program records. You have to manually  
delete the records on the Timer Record menu.  
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Problem  
Possible Solution  
Sound  
No sound.  
• Check whether the audio cable is well connected.  
• Check if the audio cable is damaged.  
• Check whether the input source setting on the amplifier is correct.  
• There is no sound when playback is paused or is under scanning mode or is set  
for slow motion.  
Press PLAY to resume regular playback.  
• If the audio signal does not come through the DIGITAL OUT jacks, please  
check whether related settings (on the System Setup menu) for the digital  
audio output are correct.  
The sound from  
the recorder is not  
presented properly or  
is distorted.  
• Check whether the audio cable is well connected.  
• Check if the audio cable is damaged.  
• Make sure the amplifier/receiver or TV is set to the correct input and the  
volume is switched on.  
• If the sound is distorted, try cleaning the cable plugs.  
Playback  
Cannot play back  
recordings using this  
recorder or other  
players  
• Check if the disc is required to be finalized.  
• Discs recorded with copy-once material cannot be played on non-CPRM  
compatible players.  
The recorder starts  
playing the disc  
automatically.  
• DVD-Video disc features an auto playback function.  
No playback on DVD  
recorder.  
• Check whether there is any recording on the disc.  
• Check whether the disc inserted contains playable files.  
• Check whether an unplayable disc is inserted.  
• Check whether the way you insert the disc is correct. Insert the disc with the  
label side up. If there is no label on the disc, please check with the disc retailer.  
• Check whether the disc’s region code is the same as that of the recorder.  
• Check whether the parental control function is switched on. If so, you have to  
unlock it first. (Default code for the function: 0000)  
• Check whether the cables between TV and DVD recorder are well connected.  
TV channels  
Others  
TV channels cannot  
be changed.  
• Switch the input signal source of the recorder to ‘TV’.  
• Check whether the channel scanning process for your TV is completed.  
The disc tray does not  
open/close.  
• Contact your local dealer or local authorized service point.  
The recorder fails  
to respond to any  
commands.  
• Switch the recorder off and switch it on again. If the recorder still does not  
respond to any commands, unplug the power cord, reconnect it and switch the  
recorder on again. Contact your local dealer or authorized service point, if the  
problem remains.  
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Specifications  
General  
Power Supply  
• AC 100~120V 60Hz  
Power Consumption  
• Approx. 36W (operation)  
Operating Temperature  
Operating Humidity  
Dimensions (W/H/D)  
Net Weight  
• +5°C to +40°C (+36°F to +104°F)  
• 5% to 80% RH  
• 280 x 52 x 250 mm  
• Approx. 2.1 kg  
Connections  
(Front Panel)  
Video Input  
• Cinch (yellow) x 1  
• Cinch (white/red) x 1  
• IEEE 1394 4-pin x 1  
• Coaxial x 1  
Audio L/R Input  
DV Input  
Connections  
(Rear Panel)  
RF Input  
RF Output  
• Coaxial x 1  
Video Input  
• Cinch (yellow) x 1  
• Cinch (yellow) x 1  
• Cinch (white/red) x 1  
• Cinch (white/red) x 1  
• Y/Pb/Pr (green/blue/red) x 1  
• 480p output  
Video Output  
Audio L/R Input  
Audio L/R Output  
Component Video Output  
Progressive Scan Output  
Digital Audio Output  
• Coaxial x 1  
Tuner  
TV Format  
• NTSC  
Video  
Performance  
DA Converter  
• 10-bit/27MHz  
• 1 Vpp 75 Ohm  
Composite Video Output  
Component Video Output  
Y: 1 Vpp 75 Ohm  
• Pb: 0.7 Vpp 75 Ohm  
• Pr: 0.7 Vpp 75 Ohm  
Video Record-  
ing Format  
DVD+VR (HQ/SP/SPP/LP/EP/SLP mode)  
DVD+VR (SLP mode)  
• MPEG 2  
• MPEG 1  
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Video Record-  
ing Mode  
Media  
Mode  
HQ  
SP  
Recording Time  
• 1 hour  
4.7 GB  
Recordable  
& Rewritable  
DVD  
• 2 hours  
SPP  
LP  
• 2 .5hours  
• 3 hours  
EP  
• 4 hours  
SLP  
• 6 hours  
Variable  
Just Fit  
Audio  
Performance  
DA Converter  
• 24-bit / 96kHz  
• 24-bit / 96kHz  
• ≥90dB  
AD Converter  
Signal-Noise (1kHz)  
Dynamic Range (1kHz)  
• ≥80dB  
Channel Separation (1kHz)  
• ≥110dB  
Total Harmonic Distortion (1kHz)  
DVD+VR (HQ/SP/SPP/LP/EP/SLP mode)  
• ≤-65dB  
Audio  
Recording  
Format  
• Dolby Digital 2-channel  
Audio Format  
Supported  
- Playback  
Playable Formats  
Playback  
• MP3  
• LPCM  
• Dolby Digital 2-channel  
• Dolby Digital 5.1 channel (digital out only)  
Disc Types  
Supported  
• DVD-Video  
• DVD-R/-RW  
• DVD+R/+RW  
• Video CD (VCD)  
• Super Video CD (SVCD)  
• Audio CD  
• CD-R/RW(JPEG/MP3/MPEG-1/MPEG-2/ MPEG-4)  
Recording  
• DVD+R/+RW  
• DVD-R/-RW  
The specifications and design of this product are subject to change without notice.  
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Reference  
Guide to Recording Options  
Recording Mode & Recording Time  
4.7 GB  
Recording Mode  
Recordable & Rewritable DVD  
1 hours  
2 hours  
2.5 hours  
3 hours  
4 hours  
6 hours  
Variable  
HQ (High Quality)  
SP (Standard Play)  
SPP (Standard Play Plus)  
LP (Long Play)  
EP (Extended Play)  
SLP (Super Long Play)  
Just Fit *  
*The ‘Just Fit’ mode is available for timer recording only.  
Timer Recording Frequency  
Recording Frequency  
Suitable Applications  
Advanced Option  
Recording result  
To record program broadcast  
during specific time slot.  
Once  
N/A  
N/A  
The preset program will be recorded  
every day during the designated  
period of time  
With restriction  
Without restriction  
With restriction  
To record program broadcast every  
day during specific time slot.  
Daily  
The preset program will be recorded  
every day continuously.  
The preset program will be recorded  
on certain day(s) every week during  
the designated period of time.  
To record program broadcast on  
certain day(s) every week during  
specific time slot.  
Weekly  
The preset program will be recorded  
on certain day(s) every week continu-  
ously.  
Without restriction  
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Glossary  
480i/480p  
DVD-RW  
Indicates the number of scanning lines and scanning  
format of an image signal.  
480i indicates 480 scanning lines with interlace format,  
and 480p indicates 480 scanning lines with progressive  
format.  
DVD-RW is a recordable and rewritable disc that is the  
same size as a DVD-Video. DVD-RW has two different  
modes: VR mode and Video mode.DVD created in video  
mode has the same format as a DVD-Video ,while discs  
created in VR(Video Recording)mode allow the contents  
to be programmed or edited  
576i/576p  
Indicates the number of scanning lines and scanning  
format of an image signal.  
576i indicates 576 scanning lines with interlace format,  
and 576p indicates 576 scanning lines with progressive  
format.  
DVD+R  
DVD+R is a recordable disc that is the same size as a  
DVD-Video. Contents can be recorded only once to a  
DVD+R, and will have the same format as a DVD-Video.  
DVD+RW  
Aspect ratio  
DVD+RW is a recordable and rewritable disc. Recording  
can be erased and you can record on the same disc again  
for the maximum of 1,000 times. DVD+RW use a record-  
ing format that is comparable to a DVD-Video format.  
Aspect ratio refers to the length to height ratio of TV  
screens. The ratio of a standard TV is 4:3, while the ratio  
of a high-definition or wide TV is 16:9. The letter box  
allows you to enjoy a picture with a wider perspective.  
Interlace output  
Bitstream  
NTSC, the video signal standard, has 480 interlaced (I)  
scan lines, The Interlaced scanning system  
places lines of the second half of the picture in-between  
lines of the first half of the picture.  
The digital form of multi-channel audio data (e.g., 5.1-  
channel) before it is decoded into its various channels.  
Chapter / Title  
Chapter is the smallest division and title is the largest  
division on a DVD VIDEO. A chapter is a division of a  
title and similar to a track for Video CD or Audio CD.  
JPEG  
A popular file format for still image compression and stor-  
age. JPEG stands for ‘Joint Photographic Experts Group’  
There are two sub-types of the JPEG format as follows.  
Component video  
Video signals with three channels of separate informa-  
tion that makes up the picture. There are some types of  
component video, such as R/G/B and Y/Cb(Pb)/Cr(Pr).  
Baseline JPEG: used for digital cameras, the web, etc.  
Lossless JPEG: an old type, rarely used now.  
Linear PCM audio  
Composite video  
PCM stands for ‘Pulse Code Modulation’. Linear PCM  
is the usual method for digitally encoding audio without  
compression, and is used for the audio tracks on DVD  
VIDEO discs, Audio CDs, etc.  
A single video signal commonly used in most consumer  
video products that contains all luminance, color, and  
synchronization information.  
®
®
DivX VOD  
MP3  
DivX VOD (video-on-demand) service is designed to  
MP3 (MPEG1 audio layer 3) is a compressed audio file  
format. Files are recognized by their file extension .mp3 or  
.MP3.  
protect copyrights of digital videos. Through an online  
registration process, DivX VOD prevents unauthorized  
downloads or file sharing. For more information, please  
®
MPEG  
MPEG stands for ‘Motion Picture Experts Group’.This is  
an international standard for compression of moving im-  
ages. On some DVDs, digital audio has been compressed  
and recorded in this format.  
®
Dolby Digital  
A six-channel system consisting of left, center, right, left  
rear, right rear and LFE (Low-Frequency Effect channel,  
for use with a sub-woofer) channels. It requires a Dolby  
Digital decoder, either in the player or in an external  
NTSC  
®
(National Television System Committee)  
The initials stand for National Television Standards  
Committee. This is the committee that established the  
standards for television systems in the United States. The  
NTSC standard broadcasts 525 or 480 lines of resolution  
per second, and 30 frames per second of refresh rate, 60  
Hz field frequency. NTSC TV system is widely used in  
USA, Canada, Latin America and Taiwan etc.  
receiver to regenerate the sound. All processing is done in  
the digital domain. Not all Dolby Digital discs contain six  
(5.1) channels of information.  
DVD-R  
DVD-R is a recordable disc that is the same size as a  
DVD-Video. Contents can be recorded only once to a  
DVD-R, and will have the same format as a DVD-Video.  
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PAL (Phase Alternation by Line)  
PAL (Phase Alteration Line) is the color television  
broadcast standard throughout the Western Europe (except  
in France, where SECAM is the standard), Australia,  
China, Singapore and Malaysia etc. It has 625 lines of  
vertical resolution per second and 25 frames per second  
refresh rate, 50 Hz field frequency.  
PBC  
Playback Control. A special feature on a Video CD or  
Super VCD that enables interactive use.  
Progressive Scan  
‘Progressive Scan’ mode differs from the ‘Interlaced Scan’  
mode in how a video image is updated. In ‘Progressive  
Scan’ mode, scan lines for an image are refreshed in every  
pass and by a sequential order. In the ‘Interlaced Scan’  
mode, image is updated by alternating sets of odd and  
even scan lines.  
Progressive Scan Mode  
Line 1  
Line 2  
Line 3  
Line 4  
Line 5  
Line 6  
Line 7  
etc  
Interlanced Scan Mode  
Line 1  
Line 2  
Line 3  
Line 4  
Line 5  
Line 6  
Line 7  
etc  
S-Video  
A video signal which improves picture quality over  
standard composite connections. Used on Super VHS,  
DVD, high end TV monitors, etc.  
Track  
SVCD, VCD, Audio CD discs use tracks to divide up the  
content of a disc.  
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Recommended Disc List  
The following is a list of recommended DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R,and DVD-RW discs for recording.  
DVD+R  
No.  
37  
38  
39  
40  
41  
42  
43  
44  
45  
46  
47  
Brand  
RITEK  
Manufacturer ID  
RITEK R04  
Media Speed  
16.0x  
No.  
Brand  
Philips  
CMC  
Manufacturer ID  
CMC MAG E01  
CMC MAG E01  
RICOHJPNR00  
Media Speed  
2.4x  
1
MBI  
MBIPG101 R06  
OPTODISC R16  
PRODISC R04  
PRODISC R05  
NAN YA FLX  
NAN YA ALX  
DAXON AZ3  
INFOME R30  
VDSPMSAB 4  
AML 003  
16.0x  
2
2.4x  
OPTODISC  
PRODISC  
PRODISC  
NANYA  
16.0x  
3
Imation  
2.4x  
16.0x  
4
RICOH  
TDK  
RICOHJPNR00  
RICOHJPNR00  
RITEK M02  
CMC MAG F01  
RICOHJPNR01  
BEALL000 P40  
MBIPG101 R05  
OPTODISC OR4  
PRODISC R02  
GSC502  
2.4x  
2.4x  
2.4x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
5
16.0x  
6
RITEK(4x)  
CMC  
NANYA  
16.0x  
7
DAXON  
16.0x  
8
RICOH  
INFOMEDIA  
INTERAXIA AG  
Lead Data  
16.0x  
9
BeALL  
16.0x  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
26  
27  
28  
29  
30  
31  
32  
33  
34  
35  
36  
MBI  
16.0x  
OPTODISC  
PRODISC  
Gigastorage  
INFORMEDIA  
MPO  
DVD+RW  
INFODISC R10  
MPOMEDIA 40  
RITEK R02  
No.  
Brand  
Mitsubishi 2.4x  
CMC  
Manufacturer ID Media Speed  
1
MCC A01  
2.4x  
2.4x  
2.4x  
2.4x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
RITEK(4X)  
TAIYO YUDEN  
Mitsubishi 8x  
MAXELL  
CMC  
2
CMC MAG E01  
RICOHJPNR00  
INFODISC A01  
RICOHJPNW11  
PHILIPS041  
TY(T02)  
3
RIDATA  
MCC(003)  
4
INFORMEDIA  
RITEK  
MAXWELL(002)  
CMC MAG E01  
RICOHJPN R02  
SONY D11  
5
6
PHILIPS  
RICOH  
7
CMC  
CMC MAG W02  
MBIPG101 W04  
OPTODISC OP4  
PRODISC W02  
NANYA DRW  
SONY  
8
MBI  
LITEON  
BeALL  
RICOHJPNR02  
BEALL000P80  
MBIPG101 R04  
NANYA CLX  
9
OPTODISC  
PRODISC  
NANYA (1x~4x)  
NANYA  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
MBI  
NANYA  
NANYA DRW  
DAXON  
PRODISC  
Gigastorage  
OPTODISC  
Mitsubishi  
TDK  
DAXON AZ2  
DAXON  
DAXOND42  
PRODISC R03  
GSC503H01  
OPTODISC CR8  
MCC 004  
INFOMEDIA  
INFODISC A01  
TDK 003  
RICOH  
RICOHJPN R03  
PHILIPS C16  
MAXELL 003  
CMC MAG M01  
Philips  
MAXELL  
CMC  
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DVD-R  
DVD-RW  
No.  
1
Brand  
RIETK  
Manufacturer ID Media Speed  
No.  
1
Brand  
SONY  
TDK  
Manufacturer ID Media Speed  
RITEK M02  
RITEK G04  
MXL RG02  
TTG01  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
SONY000000U9  
TDK501  
1.0x  
1.0x  
2.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
4.0x  
2
RITEK  
2
3
MAXELL  
TDK  
3
JVC, SONY  
JVC  
JVC_Vi ctorW7  
JVC0Vi ctorD7  
TDK601 saku  
RITEKW 04  
4
4
5
MITSUBISHI  
TAIYO YUDEN  
TAROKO  
Yi Jha  
MCC01 RG02  
TYG01  
5
TDK  
6
6
RITEK  
7
TAROKO - MX4  
yi jha n001  
8
9
DST  
VDSPMS AB01  
Dvsn A 001  
GSC001  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
DST  
Gigastorage  
Princo  
PRINCO  
OPTODISC  
PRODISC  
OPTODISCR004  
PRODISC S03  
MBI 01RG20  
MBI  
NEW STAR  
16  
INFODISC R01  
4.0x  
DIGITAL  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
26  
27  
28  
29  
30  
31  
32  
33  
34  
35  
36  
UmeDisc Ltd.  
UME01  
TAROKO -MX8  
DKMZ01  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
8.0x  
16.0x  
16.0x  
TAROKO  
KINGPRO  
MJC  
MJC ME  
POSTECH  
Lead Data  
DST  
POSG06  
LEADDA S03  
Dvsn-8  
DAXON  
DAXON0 08S  
GSC004  
Gigastorage  
Gigastorage  
NANYA  
GSC003  
NAN.YA A01  
BeALL G80001  
CMC MAG AE1  
MXL RG03  
SONY08 D1  
TTG02  
BeALL  
CMC  
MAXELL  
SONY  
TDK  
MITSUBISHI  
TAIYO YUDEN  
PRODISC  
MAXELL  
MCC02 RG20  
TYG02  
PRODISC F02  
MXL RG0104  
46  
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