Making timer recordings on the television
HDD
To make a timer recording with your television, connect
to a television with a Q Link function (➔ 50) that you
can use for setting timer recordings using a fully wired
21-pin Scart cable (➔ 10, 11).
Make timer programming on the
TV.
to turn the unit off.
The start and end of recording is controlled
by TV.
The titles are recorded to the HDD.
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Tips
To stop recording
Press [
g
STOP].
Notes
When this unit is in EXT LINK standby (“EXT-L” on the unit’s
display lights), recording from TV does not start.
Programmes are recorded as one title on this unit when the
end time of the earlier timer recording and the start time of
the later timer recording are close to each other.
To divide the titles, go to “Divide Title” (➔ 55).
Notes on timer recording
When a timer recording is set, DVDs that were recorded
using a different TV system cannot be played unless the TV
system is changed in the Setup menu (➔ 82) or the timer
recording has completed or has been cancelled.
Timer recordings are activated regardless of whether the
unit is turned on/off.
Timer recordings begin when the set time is reached even
when playing.
Timer recordings do not begin while editing or copying in
normal speed mode.
If the unit is turned on when timer recording begins, it
remains turned on after recording finishes. It does not
turn off automatically. You can turn the unit off during timer
recording.
If the unit is not put in the timer recording standby mode at
the last 10 minutes before the programmed timer recording
starting time, “
z
” flashes on the unit’s display.
When you programme successive timer recordings to start
immediately one after the other, the unit cannot record the
part at the beginning of the later programmes.
The “Overlapped Timer Recording” screen may be displayed
immediately after you turn on this unit, if new overlapping
occurred. Refer to “Check, Change, Delete Programmes, or
Resolve Overlapping” (➔ 35).
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