Bedienungsanleitung Cyberhome CH-DVR 1500 (Seite 23 von 41) (Englisch)

498387

Zoom out

Zoom in

Vorherige Seite

1/41

Nächste Seite

RECORDING

Introduction to Recording

You already know that DVD discs provide the highest quality

video playback available. Now, with DVD+R/RW recording,

you can create your own DVDs from your home movies,

favorite TV shows or virtually any other video source.

Recording to DVD+R/RW is easy. The process is similar in

many ways to your old VCR, but with many new

enhancements. You can record live by simply pressing one

button, or set the timer for scheduled recordings. And

DVD+RW discs can be erased and used again over and over -

more than one thousand times - with your recordings always

looking crystal clear. Try that with VHS tapes!

And there's lots of new editing features with DVD+R/RW that

give your recordings a flexibility that you never had with VHS.

The Title Screen gives you quick access to your recordings

with thumbnail images you can change. You can quickly add or

delete Titles or Chapters, or simply hide segments that don't

make your "final cut".

Discs you can Record To

TWINWAY

two-way

compatible

Best of all, your recordings are TWINWAY

COMPATIBLE. This means that the discs you

create will play in most standard DVD Players.

DVD Recording is truly the next revolution in

home video recording.

This unit will accept two disc types for Recording: DVD+RW

and DVD+R.

Think of DVD+RW (DVD+ReWritable) discs as the digital

equivalent of your old VHS tapes. Like video tape, DVD+RW

discs can be recorded to, erased and re-used. But unlike video

tape, DVD+RW discs will retain their crystal-clear digital

quality even after being erased and re-recorded over 1000

times! And, this superior quality will not degrade with the

passage of time like VHS tapes.

Also, unlike DVD+R discs, DVD+RW discs do not require a

"Finalization" process for compatibility with standard DVD

Players. To understand why this is so, consider the following:

In order for your recordings to be compatible with standard

DVD Players, a TOC (Table of Contents) must be written to

each disc. Since DVD+RW discs are ReWritable, the TOC can

be constantly updated as new recordings are made. This means

that a DVD+RW disc can be played on a standard DVD Player

directly after the first recording, and will remain compatible as

new material is added later.

What you can Record From

You can record your own DVDs from the following sources:

TV Tuner - This unit features a built-in TV Tuner that can be

connected to a Cable TV hookup or standard Antenna to record

your favorite TV shows. You can auto-scan for available

channels and add or delete channels from the channel list.

AV Inputs (Composite/S-Video) - Use the Audio/Video Inputs

to record from consumer electronics devices such as your

Camcorder or Video Camera. You can also connect external TV

Tuners, DVD Players, etc. to the A/V inputs - basically any

video device that has a S-Video or Composite Video Output.

You cannot record from a video source that is encoded with

Macrovision copy-protection, such as most DVDs produced

by major studios. As an example, if you have a DVD player

connected to an AV input and attempt to record a DVD, an

error message will occur, letting you know that the disc is

copy-protected. DVDs not encoded with Macrovision can be

used as a recording source.

About Copy Protection

DVD+RW

Although DVD+RW discs are more expensive than DVD+Rs,

they can actually be more economical and convenient for

certain situations. For example, if you are recording TV

programs you may want to "recycle" discs - recording over

episodes you have already watched. In this situation, DVD+RW

discs are the best choice because a single disc can be used over

and over again - there's fewer discs to buy and keep track of.

DVD+R

A lower-cost alternative to DVD+RW, these "Recordable" discs

cannot be erased. Once a recording is made to a DVD+R disc,

the disc space used by that recording can never be reclaimed,

although the recording itself can be "hidden" so it is not

viewable when the disc is played.

DVD+R discs must be Finalized before they can be played

back on standard DVD Players, and once this process is

complete, no more recordings can be added. This is an

important difference between DVD+R and DVD+RW Discs.

While the TOC (Table of Contents) can be written to and

updated many times on a DVD+RW disc, the TOC on a

DVD+R disc can only be written once. Therefore, you cannot

move a DVD+R between the Recorder and a DVD Player as

you add recordings to the disc. Instead, you must complete the

disc before it is playable on a standard DVD Player.

Although DVD+R offers less recording flexibility than

DVD+RW, the lower cost per disc and the fact that the material

cannot be erased or edited make it the best choice for large

distributions of recordings to friends or clients.

Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine

Missbrauch melden von Frage und/oder Antwort

Libble nimmt den Missbrauch seiner Dienste sehr ernst. Wir setzen uns dafür ein, derartige Missbrauchsfälle gemäß den Gesetzen Ihres Heimatlandes zu behandeln. Wenn Sie eine Meldung übermitteln, überprüfen wir Ihre Informationen und ergreifen entsprechende Maßnahmen. Wir melden uns nur dann wieder bei Ihnen, wenn wir weitere Einzelheiten wissen müssen oder weitere Informationen für Sie haben.

Cyberhome CH-DVR 1500 Seite 23

Brauchen Sie Hilfe? Stellen Sie Ihre Frage.

Missbrauch melden von Frage und/oder Antwort

Art des Missbrauchs:

Forenregeln

Neu registrieren

Das Handbuch wird per E-Mail gesendet. Überprüfen Sie ihre E-Mail.

Ihre Frage wurde zu diesem Forum hinzugefügt

Info