Toshiba DR430KU User manual

Owner’s Record

The model number and serial number are on the back

of this unit. Record these numbers in the spaces

below. Refer to these numbers whenever you

communicate with your Toshiba dealer about this unit.

Model number:

Serial number:

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Recording PlaybackIntroduction Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

DVD VIDEO RECORDER

DR430KU

OWNER’S MANUAL

DR430KU

TOSHIBA DVD VIDEO RECORDER

*1VMN28958*

1VMN28958 / E7PEAUD

★★★★★

Printed in China

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PRECAUTIONS

IMP

O

RTANT

S

AFETY IN

S

TRU

C

TI

O

N

S

1

.

Read

t

h

ese

in

st

r

uct

i

o

n

s.

2.

K

ee

p

t

h

ese instructions

.

3

.

H

ee

d

a

ll

warnings

.

4

.

Fo

ll

o

w

a

ll in

st

r

uct

i

o

n

s.

5.

D

o not use t

h

is apparatus near water

.

6

. C

l

ean on

l

y wit

h

d

ry c

l

ot

h.

7

.

D

o not block an

y

ventilation openings. Install in

acco

r

da

n

ce

wi

t

h

t

h

e

m

a

n

u

f

actu

r

e

r’

s

in

st

r

uct

i

o

n

s.

8.

D

o not install near an

y

heat sources such as radiators,

h

eat re

g

isters, stoves, or ot

h

er apparatus (inc

l

u

d

in

g

am

p

li

f

iers) that

p

roduce heat

.

9

.

D

o not de

f

eat the sa

f

ety purpose o

f

the polarized or

g

roun

d

ing-type p

l

ug. A po

l

arize

d

p

l

ug

h

as two

bl

a

d

es

wit

h

one wi

d

er t

h

an t

h

e ot

h

er. A groun

d

ing type p

l

ug

h

as two

bl

a

d

es an

d

a t

h

ir

d

groun

d

ing prong. T

h

e wi

d

e

blade or the third prong are provided

f

or your sa

f

ety. I

f

the provided plug does not

f

it into your outlet, consult

an electrician

f

or replacement o

f

the obsolete outlet

.

1

0.

Protect the power cord from bein

g

walked on

or pinched particularl

y

at plugs, convenience

receptacles, and the point where the

y

exit from the

a

pp

aratus

.

11.

Onl

y

use attachments/accessories speci

f

ied b

y

the

manu

f

acturer

.

1

2

. Use on

l

y wit

h

t

h

e cart, stan

d

, tripo

d

,

b

rac

k

et, or

table speci

f

ied by the manu

f

acturer, or sold with

t

h

e apparatus. W

h

en a cart is use

d

, use

caution w

h

en moving t

h

e cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury

f

rom tip-over

.

1

3.

Unplu

g

this apparatus durin

g

li

g

htnin

g

storms or when unused for lon

g

periods

o

f

t

im

e.

14.

Re

f

er all servicin

g

to quali

f

ied service personnel.

Servicing is require

d

w

h

en t

h

e apparatus

h

as

b

een

d

amage

d

in an

y

wa

y

, suc

h

as power-supp

ly

cor

d

or

p

l

ug is

d

amage

d

,

l

iqui

d

h

as

b

een spi

ll

e

d

or o

b

jects

have

f

allen into the apparatus, the apparatus has

b

een expose

d

to rain or moisture,

d

oes not operate

norma

lly

, or

h

as

b

een

d

roppe

d.

A

dditional Sa

f

ety Instruction

s

1

5.

D

o not overload wall outlets; extension cords, or inte

g

ral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or

e

l

ect

ri

c

s

h

oc

k

.

1

6.

A

pparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no ob

j

ects

f

illed with liquids, such as vases, shall be

p

laced on the a

pp

aratus

.

17

.

K

eep your

f

ingers well clear o

f

the disc tray as it is closing. Neglecting to do so may cause serious personal injury.

1

8.

Do not place a heav

y

object on or step on the apparatus. The object ma

y

fall, causing serious personal injur

y

and

serious dama

g

e to the apparatus.

19

.

Do not use a cracked , deformed, or repaired disc. These discs are easil

y

broken and ma

y

cause serious personal

injur

y

and apparatus malfunction

.

20

.

If

the apparatus should smoke or smell, immediately disconnect the power cord

f

rom the wall outlet. Wait until the

smoke or smell stops, then ask your dealer

f

or a check and repair. Neglecting to do so may cause

f

ire.

21

.

While it is thunderin

g

, do not touch the connectin

g

cables or the apparatus.

22

.

Warning: To prevent the spread of fire, keep candles or other open flames awa

y

from this product at all times.

23

.

D

isconnect the mains plug to shut o

ff

when

f

ind trouble or not in use. The mains plug shall remain readily operable

.

W

ARNIN

G:

TO

REDU

C

E THE RI

S

K

O

F FIRE

O

R ELE

C

TRI

C

S

H

OC

K

,

D

O

N

O

T EXP

OS

E THI

S

A

PPARAT

US

T

O

RAIN

O

R M

O

I

S

T

U

RE

.

C

A

U

TI

O

N

:

T

O REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

,

DO NO

T

REMOVE COVER

(

OR BACK

)

. NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO

Q

UALIFIED

S

ERVI

C

E PER

SO

NNEL

.

C

A

U

TI

ON

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

Th

e exc

l

amation point wit

h

in an equi

l

atera

l

triang

l

e is

i

ntended to alert the user to the presence o

f

important

o

perating an

d

maintenance (servicing) instructions in

t

h

e

l

iterature accompanying t

h

e app

l

iance.

T

he lightning

f

lash with arrowhead symbol, within an

e

qui

l

atera

l

trian

gl

e, is inten

d

e

d

to a

l

ert t

h

e user to t

h

e

presence of uninsulated “dan

g

erous volta

g

e” within the

product’s enclosure that may be o

f

su

ff

icient magnitude

t

o constitute a risk o

f

electric shock to persons.

T

he important note is located on the rear or bottom o

f

t

h

e ca

b

inet

.

T

he symbol

f

or CLASS ll (Double Insulation

)

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Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

PRECAUTIONS

T

his equipment ma

y

generate or use radio

f

requenc

y

energ

y

. Changes or modi

f

ications to this equipment ma

y

cause harm

f

ul inter

f

erence unless the modi

f

ications are expressly approved in the manual. The user could lose the

authority to operate this equipment i

f

an unauthorized change or modi

f

ication is made

.

R

ADI

O

-TV INTERFEREN

CE

T

his equipment has been tested and

f

ound to comply with the limits

f

or a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

15 o

f

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harm

f

ul inter

f

erence in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

f

requency energy and, i

f

not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harm

f

ul inter

f

erence to radio communications. However,

t

here is no guarantee that inter

f

erence will not occur in a particular installation. I

f

this equipment does cause harm

f

ul

i

nter

f

erence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o

ff

and on, the user

i

s encouraged to try to correct the inter

f

erence by one or more o

f

the

f

ollowing measures

:

1

)

Reorient or re

l

ocate t

h

e receiving antenna.

2

)

Increase t

h

e separation

b

etween t

h

e equipment an

d

receiver.

3

)

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit di

ff

erent

f

rom that to which the receiver is connected

.

4

)

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

f

or help

.

T

h

is C

l

ass B

d

igita

l

apparatus comp

l

ies wit

h

Cana

d

ian ICES-003

.

Cet a

pp

areil numéri

q

ue de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

ALWAYS plug the product into an outlet that is located in such a manner that it can be easily unplugged in

case t

h

e

p

ro

d

uct re

q

uires service

.

C

A

U

TI

O

N

:

Danger of explosion if batter

y

is incorrectl

y

replaced. Replace onl

y

with the same or equivalent t

y

pe.

W

ARNING

:

Batteries (Batter

y

pack or batter

y

installed) shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like

.

L

A

S

ER

S

AFET

Y

T

his apparatus emplo

y

s a laser. Onl

y

a quali

f

ied service person should remove the cover or attempt to service this

apparatus,

d

ue to possi

bl

e e

y

e injur

y.

C

AUTI

O

N: Use o

f

controls or adjustments or per

f

ormance o

f

procedures other than those speci

f

ied herein may

resu

l

t in

h

azar

d

ous ra

d

iation exposure

.

C

AUTI

O

N: Visible and invisible laser radiation when open and interlocks de

f

eated. Do not stare into beam.

L

OC

ATI

O

N

:

Insi

d

e, near t

h

e

d

ec

k

mec

h

anism

.

I

MP

O

RTANT

CO

PYRIGHT INF

O

RMATI

ON

U

nauthorized cop

y

ing, broadcasting, public performance and lending of discs are prohibited. This product incorporates

cop

y

right protection technolog

y

that is protected b

y

U.S. patents and other intellectual propert

y

rights. Use o

f

this

cop

y

right protection technolog

y

must be authorized b

y

Macrovision, and is intended for home and other limited

viewing uses on

ly

un

l

ess ot

h

erwise aut

h

orize

d

by

Macrovision. Reverse engineering or

d

isassem

bly

is pro

h

i

b

ite

d.

Do not place the unit on the

f

urniture that is capable o

f

being tilted by a child and an adult leaning, pulling, standing

or climbing on it. A

f

alling unit can cause serious injury or even death

.

To Avoid the Hazards o

f

Electrical Shock and Fir

e

•

Do not handle the

p

ower cord with wet hands

.

•

Do not pull on the power cord when disconnecting it

f

rom an AC outlet. Grasp it by the plug

.

•

Do not put

y

our fingers or objects into the unit

.

Location and Handlin

g

•

Do not install the unit in direct sunlight, near strong magnetic

f

ields, or in a place subject to dust or strong vibration.

•

A

void a place with drastic temperature chan

g

es

.

•

Install the unit in a horizontal and stable position. Do not place an

y

thing directl

y

on top or bottom o

f

the unit.

Depending on your external devices, noise or disturbance o

f

the picture and/or sound may be generated i

f

the unit is

p

l

ace

d

too c

l

ose to t

h

em. In t

h

is case, p

l

ease ensure enou

gh

space

b

etween t

h

e externa

l

d

evices an

d

t

h

e unit

.

•

Depending on the environment, the temperature o

f

this unit may increase slightly. This is not a mal

f

unction

.

•

Be sure to remove the disc and unplug the AC power cord from the outlet before carr

y

ing the unit.

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EN

PRECAUTIONS

T

Th

e unaut

h

orize

d

recor

d

in

g

, use,

d

istri

b

ution, or revision

o

f

television pro

g

rams, videotapes, DVDs and other

materials, is prohibited under the cop

y

right laws o

f

the

United States and other countries, and may subject you

y

to civi

l

an

d

/or crimina

l

ia

b

i

l

it

y.

Th

is remin

d

er is provi

d

e

d

to ca

ll

t

h

e ca

bl

e TV system

installer’s attention to Article 820-40 o

f

the National

Electrical Code, which provides guidelines

f

or proper

grounding - in particular, speci

f

ying that the cable

ground shall be connected to the grounding system o

f

the building, as close to the point o

f

cable entry as

possi

bl

e

.

For sa

f

ety and optimum per

f

ormance o

f

this unit

:

•

Install the unit in a horizontal and stable

p

osition. Do

not place an

y

thing directl

y

on top of the unit. Do not

place the unit directl

y

on top of the TV

.

•

Shield it

f

rom direct sunlight and keep it awa

y

f

rom

devices o

f

intense heat. Avoid dust

y

or humid places.

Avoid

p

laces with insu

ff

icient ventilation

f

or

p

ro

p

er

h

eat

d

issipation. Do not

bl

oc

k

t

h

e venti

l

ation

h

o

l

es on

the sides of the unit. Avoid locations subject to strong

vibration or stron

g

ma

g

netic

f

ields

.

I

f

, b

y

accident, water is spilled on this unit, unplug

t

h

e power cor

d

imme

d

iate

l

y an

d

ta

k

e t

h

e unit to our

Authorized Service Center

f

or servicing

.

Su

pp

lied Accessorie

s

r

e

m

ote

co

n

t

r

o

l wi

th

A

A (1.5 V) batter

y

x

2

I

n

sta

ll

at

i

o

n L

ocat

i

on

A

v

o

i

d

t

h

e

H

a

z

a

r

ds

o

f El

ect

ri

ca

l

S

h

oc

k

a

n

d

Fir

e

Ab

out Copyrig

ht

N

ote to CATV s

y

stem insta

ll

e

r

R

CA audio

/

video cables

o

wner’s manua

l

q

uic

k

setup gui

de

OWNER’S MANUAL

return sto

p

s

h

ee

t

D

ew Con

d

ensation Warnin

g

•

Dew condensation ma

y

f

orm inside the unit in the

f

ollowing conditions. I

f

so, do not use this unit at least

f

or a

f

ew

h

ours unti

l

its insi

d

e gets

d

r

y.

-

The unit is moved from a cold place to a warm place

.

-

Under conditions o

f

high humidit

y

.

-

A

f

ter heatin

g

a cold room

.

N

ote a

b

out Recyc

l

in

g

•

T

his unit’s packaging materials are rec

y

clable and can be reused. Please dispose o

f

an

y

materials in

a

ccor

d

ance wit

h

y

our

l

oca

l

rec

y

c

l

ing regu

l

ations

.

•

Batteries should never be thrown away or incinerated but disposed o

f

in accordance with your local

regu

l

ations concerning c

h

emica

l

wastes

.

N

otice for Pro

g

ressive Scan Outpu

t

•

C

onsumers should note that not all high de

f

inition television sets are

f

ully compatible with this product and may

cause arti

f

acts to be displayed in the picture. In case o

f

picture problems with 525(480) progressive scan output,

i

t is recommended that the user switch the connection to the ‘standard de

f

inition’ output. I

f

there are questions

regar

d

ing your TV set compati

b

i

l

ity wit

h

t

h

is 525p(480p) DVD recor

d

er, p

l

ease contact Tos

h

i

b

a Customer Service

.

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Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

PRECAUTIONS

Servicin

g

• Please refer to relevant to

p

ics on “TROUBLESHOOTING”

on pa

g

es 93-96 be

f

ore returnin

g

the product

.

• If

y

ou need to call a customer service representative,

please know the model number and serial number o

f

your product be

f

ore you call. This in

f

ormation is

displayed on the back o

f

the product. Also, please take

a moment to identi

f

y the problem you are having, and

be prepared to explain this to the representative. I

f

you

b

e

l

ieve t

h

e representative wi

ll

nee

d

to

h

e

l

p you wit

h

operations, p

l

ease stay near t

h

e pro

d

uct. Our

representatives wi

ll

b

e

h

appy to assist you

.

Cleanin

g

the Cabine

t

g

• Wi

p

e the front

p

anel and other exterior surfaces of the

unit with a soft, slightl

y

damp cloth

.

• Never use a so

l

vent

,

t

h

inner

,

b

enzene or a

l

co

h

o

l

to

clean the unit. Do not spra

y

insecticide liquid near the

unit. Such chemicals ma

y

discolor the surface or

dama

g

e the unit

.

C

l

eanin

g

Disc

s

g

• W

h

en a

d

isc

b

ecomes

d

irty, c

l

ean it wit

h

a c

l

eaning

cloth. Wipe the disc

f

rom the center to out. Do not

w

ipe in a circu

l

ar motion

.

• Do not use so

l

vents suc

h

as

b

enzine, t

h

inner,

commercia

ll

y avai

l

a

bl

e c

l

eaners,

d

etergent, a

b

rasive

cleaning agents or antistatic spray intended

f

or analog

recor

d

s

.

Cleanin

g

the Disc Lens

g

• If this unit still does not perform properl

y

although

y

ou

r

e

f

e

r

to

t

h

e

r

e

l

e

v

a

n

t

sect

i

o

n

s

a

n

d

to

“TROUBLESHOOTING” in this owner’s manual

,

the laser

optical pickup unit ma

y

be dirt

y

. Consult

y

our dealer or

an Authorized Service Center for ins

p

ection and

cleanin

g

of the laser optical pickup unit

.

Disc Han

dl

in

g

• Handle the discs so that fingerprints and dust do not

ad

h

e

r

e

to

t

h

e

su

r

faces

of

t

h

e

d

i

scs.

• A

l

ways store t

h

e

d

isc in its protective case w

h

en it is

n

ot

used.

M

ai

n

te

n

a

n

ce

If

the remote control does not work properly, you can test i

f

the remote control sends out the infrared signal with a

di

g

ital camera (includin

g

built-in camera o

f

cellular phone). It

will hel

p

to define the cause of malfunction

.

W

ith a di

g

ital camera (includin

g

built-in camera of

cellular

p

hone)

:

D

irect a di

g

ital camera to remote control, press

a

n

d

h

o

l

d

a

butto

n

o

n r

e

m

ote

co

n

t

r

o

l

.

If infr

a

r

ed

li

g

ht appears throu

g

h di

g

ital camera, the remote

control is workin

g.

IR Signa

l

C

h

ec

k

Do

lb

y Digita

l

Recor

d

in

g

“

Dolb

y

® Digital Recording enables consumers to record

h

igh-qualit

y

video with stereo sound on recordable DVD

d

iscs. The technolog

y

, when utilized instead of PCM

r

ecordin

g

, also saves recordable disc space, allowin

g

for

h

i

g

her video resolution or extended recordin

g

time on

e

ach DVD. DVDs created using Dolb

y

Digital Recording

w

ill pla

y

back on all DVD-video pla

y

ers.”

Note:

T

his is true when the pla

y

ers are compatible with

actua

l r

eco

r

dab

l

e

DVD

d

i

scs.

M

PEG La

y

er - 3 audio coding technolog

y

licensed from

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r

au

nh

o

f

e

r II

S

a

n

d

Th

o

m

so

n

.

Manu

f

actured under license under U.S.

Patent #: 5,451,942 & ot

h

er U.S. an

d

wor

ld

wi

d

e patents issue

d

& pen

d

ing.

DTS an

d

t

h

e Sym

b

o

l

are registere

d

tra

d

emar

k

s an

d

DTS Digita

l

Out an

d

t

h

e

DTS logos are trademarks o

f

DTS, Inc.

Pr

oduct

in

c

l

udes

soft

w

a

r

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ll

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ts Reserve

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o

lby

La

b

oratories. Do

lby

an

d

t

h

e

d

ouble-D s

y

mbol are trademarks o

f

D

o

lby

La

b

oratories

.

HDMI, the HDMI Lo

g

o, and Hi

g

h

-

D

e

fini

t

i

o

n M

u

l

t

im

ed

i

a

In

te

rf

ace

a

re trademarks or re

g

istered

t

rademarks of HDMI Licensin

g

LL

C

in

t

h

e

U

ni

ted

States

a

n

d

ot

h

e

r

cou

n

t

ri

es.

6

EN

CONTENTS

Introduction

P

RE

C

A

U

TI

O

N

S

.

2

F

EAT

U

RE

S

.

8

S

y

mbols Used in this Owner’s Manua

l

.

8

FU

N

C

TI

O

NAL

O

VERVIE

W

.

11

Installin

g

the Batteries in the Remote Contro

l

.

12

U

sin

g

a Remote Contro

l

.

12

GU

IDE T

O

N-

SC

REEN DI

S

PLAY

S

AND MEN

US

.

14

O

n-Screen Displa

y

/ Menu

.

14

M

a

in M

e

n

u

.

15

F

R

O

NT PANEL DI

S

PLAY G

U

ID

E

.

17

Connections

CO

NNE

C

TI

O

N

S

.

18

C

onnecting to an Externa

l

Tune

r

.

18

T

V

C

onnection

O

vervie

w

.

18

C

onnecting to a TV wit

h

an HDM

I

C

ompati

bl

e Por

t

.

19

C

onnecting to a TV wit

h

Component Vi

d

e

o

Input jac

ks

.

20

C

onnecting to a TV wit

h

an S-Vi

d

eo Input Jac

k

.

20

C

onnecting to a TV wit

h

Au

d

io / Vi

d

eo Input Jac

ks

.

2

1

C

onnecting to a TV wit

h

out Au

d

io

Vi

d

eo Input Jac

ks

.

2

1

Digita

l

Au

d

io Connectio

n

.

22

Basic Setup

I

NITIAL

S

ETTIN

G

.

2

4

SETTING THE CLOCK

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

K

25

Cl

oc

k

Settin

g

.

2

5

S

ETTING

S

F

O

R THE VIDE

O

INPU

T

.

2

6

Disc Management

FO

RMATTING A DI

SC

.

27

C

hoosin

g

the Recordin

g

Format of a Brand-Ne

w

D

V

D

-R

W

.

27

Reformatting a Disc Manuall

y

.

28

S

ETTING A DI

SC

T

O

PR

O

TE

CT

.

29

P

LAYING THE DI

SCS

IN

O

THER DVD PLAYER

S

.

30

Auto Finalizin

g

.

30

Finalizin

g

a Dis

c

.

3

1

Recording

INF

O

RMATI

O

N

O

N DVD RE

CO

RDIN

G

.

33

Recordin

g

Mod

e

.

33

Restrictions on Recordin

g

.

33

S

ETTING

S

F

O

R A RE

CO

RDIN

G

.

34

Make Recordin

g

Compatibl

e

.

34

Settin

g

for Auto Chapte

r

.

34

Recordin

g

Audio Select (XP

)

.

35

Settin

g

Aspect Ratio for Video Mode Recordin

g

.

35

BA

S

I

C

RE

CO

RDING

&

O

NE-T

OUC

H TIMER RE

CO

RDIN

G

.

36

T

IMER RE

CO

RDIN

G

.

38

Hints for Timer Recordin

g

.

41

S

ATELLITE LIN

K

.

42

S

ETTING

S

F

O

R AN EXTERNAL DEVI

CE

.

4

3

Co

nn

ect

i

o

n

to

a

n Ex

te

rn

a

l D

e

vi

ce

.

4

3

Recordin

g

from an External Devic

e

.

44

DV D

U

BBIN

G

.

4

5

Guide to DV and On-Screen Displa

y

.

4

5

DVC to DVD Dubbin

g

.

4

6

7

EN

Disc

Management

Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

CONTENTS

Playback

INFORMATION ON PLAYBACK

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

K

48

St

r

uctu

r

e

o

f Di

sc

Co

n

te

n

ts

.

48

BASIC PLAYBACK

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

K

49

Direct Playback

.

k

49

Pla

y

back from the Title Lis

t

.

50

Pla

y

ing Back an Audio CD and a CD-RW/-R wit

h

MP3

/

JPEG file

s

.

51

Pla

y

ing Back a USB Device with MP3 / JPEG file

s

.

5

2

Usin

g

the Title/Disc Men

u

.

53

P

ause

.

53

SPECIAL PLAYBACK

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

K

5

4

Resume Playback

.

k

54

Fast Forward / Fast Reverse Playback

.

k

5

4

Skipping TV Commercials During Pla

y

bac

k

.

5

4

Rapid Pla

y

bac

k

.

55

Step b

y

Step Pla

y

bac

k

.

55

S

l

ow Forwar

d

/ S

l

ow Reverse P

l

a

yb

ac

k

.

55

Zoom

.

56

Marker Settin

g

.

56

Chasing Pla

y

back during Recordin

g

.

5

7

Simultaneous Pla

y

back and Recordin

g

.

58

S

EAR

CH

.

5

9

T

itle/Cha

p

ter Searc

h

.

5

9

T

r

ac

k

Sea

r

ch

.

5

9

T

im

e

Sea

r

ch

.

60

R

EPEAT

/

RANDOM

/

PROGRAM PLAYBACK

/

S

LIDE

S

H

OW

.

6

1

Repeat Playback

.

k

6

1

Random Playback

.

k

6

1

Program Pla

y

bac

k

.

6

2

S

li

de

S

h

ow

.

6

2

S

ELE

C

TING THE F

O

RMAT

O

F A

U

DI

O

AND VIDE

O

.

63

Switchin

g

Subtitle

s

.

63

Switching Audio Soundtrack

.

k

63

Switching Virtual Surround S

y

ste

m

.

6

4

Switchin

g

Camera An

g

le

s

.

6

4

Reducin

g

Block Noise

.

6

4

A

d

j

usting Black Leve

l

.

65

Editing

I

NF

O

RMATI

O

N

O

N DI

SC

EDITIN

G

.

66

G

u

i

de

to

a

Ti

t

l

e

Li

st

.

66

Editin

g

Disc

s

.

66

D

ELETING TITLE

S

.

67

CREATING

/

DELETING PLAYLIS

T

.

69

Adding Titles to a Pla

y

list

.

69

Erasing All Pla

y

lis

t

.

7

0

E

DITING DI

SCS

.

71

Puttin

g

Names on Title

s

.

71

Settin

g

Chapter Mark

s

.

7

3

Hidin

g

Chapter

s

.

74

Deletin

g

a Part of a Titl

e

.

7

5

Dividin

g

a Title

.

77

Com

b

inin

g

Tit

l

e

s

.

7

8

Settin

g

or Releasin

g

the Title Protectio

n

.

7

9

Settin

g

or Clearin

g

All Chapter Marks at Onc

e

.

80

Function Setup

L

I

S

T

O

F THE DEFAULT

S

ETTING

S

.

81

GENERAL

S

ETTIN

G

.

83

P

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

83

Disp

l

a

y

.

87

V

i

d

e

o

.

89

H

D

M

I

.

90

Reset A

ll

.

92

Others

T

R

OU

BLE

S

H

OO

TIN

G

.

93

Frequentl

y

Asked Question

s

.

9

6

L

ANG

U

AGE

CO

D

E

.

97

GL

OSS

AR

Y

.

9

8

S

PE

C

IFI

C

ATI

O

N

S

.

99

L

IMITE

D

WARRANT

Y

.

1

00

8

EN

FEATURES

T

his unit not only plays back DVD and CD, but also o

ff

ers

f

eatures

f

or you to record on DVD and edit them a

f

ter that. The

f

ollowing

f

eatures are o

ff

ered with this unit

.

Th

is unit is compati

bl

e wit

h

recor

d

ing on DVD-RW/+RW

w

h

ic

h

is recor

d

a

bl

e repeate

dl

y an

d

DVD-R/+R w

h

ic

h

accept

the additional recordin

g

s until the disc becomes

f

ull but

not overwritable. You can choose either one

f

or your

c

onven

i

ence

.

Up to 12 program recor

d

ing

:

You can program t

h

e unit to recor

d

up to 12 programs,

wit

h

in a mont

h

in a

d

vance. Dai

l

y or wee

kl

y program

recor

d

ings are a

l

so avai

l

a

bl

e

.

One-touch timer recordin

g

(OTR)

:

You can easil

y

set a recording time as

y

ou prefer. Ever

y

time

[

REC

I

]

i

s pressed durin

g

recordin

g

, the recordin

g

time will

be increased b

y

30 minutes up to 8 hours. The recording

automaticall

y

stops when the recording time

y

ou set is

r

eac

h

ed.

DV

d

u

bb

in

g:

T

his

f

unction helps you to easily dub the contents o

f

the DVC

(

d

i

g

ita

l

vi

d

eo camcor

d

er) to DVD

.

Le

f

t channel stereo recording

:

T

his unit can record the sound o

f

the le

f

t channel monaural

input as le

f

t and right channels automatically (the input

f

rom the L2 jacks only).

A

utomatic chapter mark settin

g

:

Chapter marks will be put on recordings as

y

ou set before

attemptin

g

to record

.

A

utomatic tit

l

e menu ma

k

ing

:

T

he unit creates title menu automaticall

y

when

f

inalizing discs.

A

utomatic p

l

ay

l

ist ma

k

ing

:

T

he unit creates a playlist automatically a

f

ter recording VR

mo

d

e DVD-RW.

A

utomatic title finalizin

g:

For video mode DVD-RW/-R and DVD+R recording,

y

ou can

finalize discs automaticall

y

after finishing all timer recordings

or at the end of the disc space if

y

ou set this in the main menu.

R

ecordin

g

T

heater surround sound in

y

our home:

W

hen connectin

g

the unit to an amplifier or a decoder which is

c

ompatible with Dolb

y

Digital or DTS,

y

ou can experience the

theater surround sound from discs with surround sound s

y

stem

.

Q

uick search for what

y

ou want to watch

:

Y

ou can easil

y

find the part

y

ou want to watch using the

search function. Search for a desired point on a disc b

y

title,

c

hapter/track or time

.

Virtua

l

surroun

d

system

:

Y

ou can enjoy stereop

h

onic space t

h

roug

h

your existing 2

ch

anne

l

stereo system

.

P

la

y

ing back MP3/JPEG files

:

Y

ou can enjo

y

MP3/JPEG files which are recorded on

C

D-RW

/

-R or a USB device.

P

la

y

back

Available

f

or pla

y

ing back discs on a regular DVD pla

y

er:

Recor

d

e

d

iscs can

b

e p

l

aye

d

b

ac

k

on regu

l

ar DVD p

l

ayers,

inc

l

u

d

ing computer DVD

d

rives compati

bl

e wit

h

DVD-vi

d

eo

pla

y

back. Although DVD+RW/+R are pla

y

able on other units

without finalization in most cases

,

it is recommended to

finalize in order to stabilize the

p

erformance

.

Compatibilit

y

P

rogress

i

ve scan system

U

n

l

i

k

e conventiona

l

inter

l

ace scanning, t

h

e progressive scan

system provides less

f

lickering and images in higher

resolution than that o

f

traditional television signals

.

H

DMI (Hi

g

h-Definition Multimedia Interface

)

You can enjo

y

clearer audio/video output when connecting

this unit to a displa

y

device with an HDMI-compatible port.

Ot

h

er

s

Sy

mbols Used in this Owner’s Manua

l

T

o speci

fy

f

or what disc t

y

pe each

f

unction is, we put the

f

ollowing symbols at the beginning o

f

each item to operate

.

Symbol

For Recording, Playing Back, and Editing

For Playback only

Description

Description refers to DVD-RW in video mode

Description refers to DVD-R in video mode

Description refers to audio CD

Description refers to CD-RW/-R and USB device with MP3 les

Description refers to DVD-RW in VR mode

Description refers to CD-RW/-R and USB device with JPEG les

Description refers to DVD-video

Description refers to DVD+RW

Description refers to DVD+R

If you do not nd any of the symbols listed above under the

function heading, the operation is applicable to all media.

E

ditin

g

D

eletin

g

titles:

Y

ou can

d

e

l

ete tit

l

es w

h

ic

h

y

ou

d

o not nee

d

an

y

more

.

Setting or c

l

earing c

h

apter mar

k

s

:

Y

ou can set or c

l

ear c

h

apter mar

k

s on tit

l

es

.

H

idin

g

chapters

:

T

o keep others from pla

y

ing back some chapters without

permission,

y

ou can hide chapters

.

D

eletin

g

parts o

f

titles

:

Y

ou can delete a specific part of a title

.

D

ividin

g

or combinin

g

titles

:

You

ca

n

d

ivi

de

o

r

co

m

b

in

e

a

t

i

t

l

e.

Ed

iting tit

l

e names

:

Y

ou can change the title name

y

ou pre

f

er

.

9

EN

Disc

Management

Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

FEATURES

Discs for Recording, Playing back

Disc type

D

V

D

-

RW

D

V

D

-

R

D

V

D

+

RW

D

V

D

+

R

Logo

Format

Ca

n

be

f

o

rm

atted

in VR

o

r vi

deo

mode

A

utomaticall

y

fo

rm

atted

in

v

i

deo

m

ode

Automaticall

y

f

o

rm

atted

in

+VR m

ode

Automaticall

y

f

o

rm

atted

in

+VR m

ode

Vi

deo

M

ode

VR M

ode

Icon

Maximum record

time

4

80 min

(

12cm

)

1

44 min

(

8cm

)

4

80 min

(

12cm

)

1

44 min

(

8cm

)

4

80 min

(

12cm

)

1

44 min

(

8cm

)

480 min

(

12cm

)

144 min

(

8cm

)

480 min

(

12cm

)

144 min

(

8cm

)

Disc Speed

Versions

1

X-

6X

V

er.1.1

/

1.

2

V

er.1.1/ 1.2 CPRM com

p

atibl

e

1

X-1

6X

V

er.2.0

/

2.1

1X

-

4X

1X-1

6X

Compatibility

Pla

y

able on

most

DVD

p

la

y

ers

.

Fin

a

liz

at

i

o

n

ecessar

y

.

(

title menu will

b

e created

)

P

la

y

able onl

y

o

n VR m

ode

c

om

p

atible unit.

F

in

a

liz

at

i

o

n

reco

mm

e

n

ded.

P

la

y

able on

most

DVD

p

la

y

ers

.

F

in

a

liz

at

i

o

n

ecessar

y

.

(

title menu will

b

e created

)

Pla

y

able on

D

V

D

+RW

com

p

atible

pla

y

ers.

Fin

a

liz

at

i

o

n

r

eco

mm

e

n

ded.

(

title menu will

be created

)

Pla

y

able on

m

ost

DVD

pla

y

ers.

Fin

a

liz

at

i

o

n

r

eco

mm

e

n

ded.

(

title menu will

be created

)

Available Features

Recordin

g

Feature

s

Record TV

programs

✓

Reuse by deleting

the current

contents

✓

Record 16:9 size

pictures

✓

Record copy-once

programs

✓

*

Create chapters

at fixed intervals

(auto chapter)

✓

E

d

itin

g

Feature

s

Playlist

Original

Scene delete

✓

Edit title name

✓

Create chapters

wherever you like

(chapter mark)

✓

Divide a title

✓

Combine titles

✓

Hide chapters

✓

Delete a title

✓

Create a

playlist

✓

Protect a title

✓

: Avai

l

a

bl

e Gray: Not avai

l

a

bl

e

*CPRM compati

bl

e

d

isc on

l

y

.

1

0

EN

Discs for playing back

Disc Type

DVD-VIDE

O

C

D-D

A

C

D-R

W

C

D-R

Logo

Icon

Files for playing back

Type of title

M

P3

JPE

G

Icon

Media

C

D-RW

/

-

R

US

B

de

vi

ce

C

D-RW

/

-

R

US

B

de

vi

ce

is a trademark of DVD Format/Logo Licensing Corporation.

*

This unit cannot pla

y

back the disc contents protected

b

y

Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM)

.

DVD is recorded in di

ff

erent color s

y

stems throughout

t

h

e wor

ld

. T

h

e most common co

l

or s

y

stem is NTSC

(w

h

ic

h

is use

d

primari

l

y in t

h

e Unite

d

States an

d

Cana

d

a)

.

T

h

is unit uses NTSC, so DVD you p

l

ay

b

ac

k

must

b

e

recor

d

e

d

in t

h

e NTSC system. You cannot p

l

ay

b

ac

k

DVD

recor

d

e

d

in ot

h

er co

l

or s

y

stems

.

Co

l

or S

y

stem

s

Th

is unit

h

as

b

een

d

esigne

d

to p

l

ay

b

ac

k

DVD

w

ith region 1. DVD must be labeled

f

or ALL

regions or

f

or region 1 in order to play back on

th

e unit. You cannot p

l

ay

b

ac

k

DVD t

h

at are

labeled

f

or other regions. Look

f

or the symbols

o

n the right on your DVD. I

f

these region

sym

b

o

l

s

d

o not appear on your DVD, you cannot

p

l

ay

b

ac

k

t

h

e DVD in t

h

is unit

.

R

e

g

ion Co

d

es

• CD-ROM • Com

p

act Disc-Interactive (CD-I

)

• Vi

d

eo Sing

l

e Disc (VSD) • DVD-ROM

• DVD-audio • Un

f

inalized disc

•

DVD-RW/-R recorded in non compatible recordin

g

format

• B

l

u-ray Disc • HD DV

D

O

n the following disc, the sound ma

y

not be heard

.

• Super au

d

io CD - On

ly

t

h

e soun

d

on t

h

e CD

l

a

y

er can

b

e

h

ear

d

. T

h

e soun

d

on t

h

e

h

ig

h

-

d

ensity super au

d

io CD

l

ayer cannot

b

e

h

ear

d.

Unp

l

aya

bl

e Disc

s

T

he number inside the

g

lobe refers to re

g

ion of the world

.

A DVD labeled for a specific region can onl

y

pla

y

back on

the unit with the same re

g

ion code

.

• Toshiba is not liable for an

y

damage or loss caused directl

y

or indirectl

y

b

y

the malfunction of this recorder, including,

without limitation, an

y

one o

f

the

f

ollowing

:

• Fai

l

ure to recor

d

contents inten

d

e

d

to

b

e recor

d

e

d

b

y

th

e consumer

.

• Failure to edit contents as intended b

y

the consumer.

• When a DVD-RW/-R

,

DVD+RW/+R disc created on this

r

ecorder is used (e.g., insertion, pla

y

back, recording or

e

diting) in another DVD pla

y

er, recorder or personal

c

om

p

uter drive

.

• W

h

en a DVD-RW/-R, DVD+RW/+R

d

isc t

h

at is use

d

in

th

e manner

d

escri

b

e

d

in t

h

e imme

d

iate

l

y prece

d

ing

b

u

ll

et point is use

d

again in t

h

is recor

d

er

.

• W

h

en a DVD-RW/-R, DVD+RW/+R

d

isc t

h

at was

r

ecor

d

e

d

in anot

h

er DVD recor

d

er, or in a persona

l

c

omputer

d

rive is use

d

in t

h

is recor

d

er

.

• Some functions ma

y

not work with personal computer

d

i

scs.

• Discs recor

d

e

d

in t

h

is recor

d

er may not operate as

expecte

d

on ot

h

er DVD p

l

a

y

ers, recor

d

ers or persona

l

com

p

uter

d

rives

.

B

ecause o

f

problems and errors that can occur during the

c

reation o

f

DVD and CD so

f

tware and

/

or the manu

f

acture

of

DVD and CD discs

,

Toshiba cannot assure that this unit

w

ill success

f

ully play every disc bearing th

e

DVD

a

n

d

C

D

l

ogos. I

f

you happen to experience any di

ff

iculty playing a

D

VD an

d

/or CD

d

isc on t

h

is unit, p

l

ease contact Tos

h

i

b

a

C

ustomer

S

ervice

.

DVD p

l

ayers wit

h

are capable o

f

playing DVD-RW

recor

d

e

d

in VR mo

d

e

.

Following discs are recommended

f

or good recording

q

ua

l

ity an

d

are proven to

b

e compati

bl

e wit

h

t

h

is unit.

However,

d

epen

d

ing on t

h

e me

d

ia con

d

ition, t

h

e unit

may not rea

d

t

h

e

d

isc proper

l

y

.

Ver

b

atim DVD+R 8x, DVD+RW 4x, DVD-R 8x, DVD-RW 2

x

JV

C

DVD-RW 4x

M

axe

ll

DVD+R 4x/8x/16x, DVD-R 8x/16

x

SO

NY DVD+R 4x

/

8x

/

16x, DVD+RW 4x

T

DK DVD+R 4x

/

8x

/

16

x

Per

f

ormance o

f

any other discs are not guaranteed.

FEATURES

11

EN

Disc

Management

Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

Fr

o

n

t

P

a

n

el

R

ear Pane

l

1. I

/

yy

ON/STANDBY

b

utto

n

•

Press to turn on t

h

e unit, or to turn t

h

e unit into t

h

e

stan

db

y mo

d

e. (To comp

l

ete

l

y s

h

ut

d

own t

h

e unit, you

must unp

l

ug t

h

e AC power cor

d

.

)

•

I

f

timer programmings have been set, press to turn the unit

into t

h

e timer-stan

db

y mo

d

e

.

2. D

i

sc tra

y

•

P

l

ace a

d

isc w

h

en t

h

e

d

isc tray is opene

d

.

3

.

A

OPEN/CLOSE

b

utton*

•

Press to open or c

l

ose t

h

e

d

isc tray

.

4. In

f

rared sensor windo

w

•

Receive signals

f

rom your remote control so that you can

control the unit

f

rom a distance

.

5. Disp

l

a

y

•

Re

f

er to “FRONT PANEL DISPLAY GUIDE” on page 17.

6. HDMI in

d

icator

•

Lig

h

ts up an

d

in

d

icates t

h

e HDMI vi

d

eo reso

l

ution w

h

en

H

D

MI output is on

.

7.

S

KIP

H

b

utto

n

•

During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press once mi

d

way t

h

roug

h

a c

h

apter or

track to go back to the beginning o

f

the current chapter

or trac

k

. W

h

en presse

d

twice in quic

k

succession, p

l

ay

b

ac

k

will start

f

rom the preceding chapter or track

.

•

During playback, press and hold

f

or 1.5 seconds to

f

ast

re

v

erse.

•

W

h

en p

l

ay

b

ac

k

is pause

d

, press to p

l

ay

b

ac

k

reverse step

b

y step

.

•

When playback is paused, press and hold

f

or 1.5 seconds to

slo

w r

e

v

e

r

se.

1. VIDEO IN

j

ac

k

(L1)

•

Use

to

co

nn

ect

e

x

te

rn

a

l

de

vi

ce

wi

t

h

a

n R

C

A vi

deo

cab

l

e.

2. VIDEO OUT

j

ac

k

•

U

se to connect a TV monitor

,

AV receiver or other device

wi

t

h

a

n R

C

A vi

deo

cab

l

e.

3. COMPONENT VIDEO OUT

j

acks

•

U

se to connect a TV monitor with com

p

onent video in

p

uts

with a com

p

onent video cable

.

4. HDMI OUT jac

k

•

U

se an HDMI cable to connect to a displa

y

with an HDMI

c

om

p

atible

p

ort

.

5.

A

C

P

o

w

e

r

Co

r

d

•

C

onnect to a standard AC outlet to suppl

y

power to this

u

ni

t.

•

U

nplug this cord from the AC outlet to completel

y

shut

do

wn

t

h

e

u

ni

t.

6. COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

j

ack

•

U

se to connect an AV receiver, Dolb

y

Digital decoder, DTS

decoder or other device with a di

g

ital audio coaxial input

j

ac

k

wit

h

a

d

igita

l

au

d

io coaxia

l

ca

bl

e

.

7. S-VIDEO OUT

j

ac

k

•

Use to connect the S-video in

p

ut o

f

a TV monitor, A

V

r

ece

iv

e

r

o

r

ot

h

e

r

de

vi

ce

wi

t

h

a

n

S

-vi

deo

cab

l

e.

8. AUDIO OUT

j

ack

s

•

Use to connect a TV monitor

,

AV receiver or other device

wi

t

h

a

n R

C

A

aud

i

o

cab

l

e.

9. S-VIDEO IN

j

ack (L1)

•

Use to connect the S-video out

p

ut of external device with

a

n

S

-vi

deo

cable.

10. AUDIO IN

j

acks (L1

)

•

Use

to

co

nn

ect

e

x

te

rn

al

de

vi

ce

wi

th

a

n R

C

A

aud

i

o

cable.

N

ot

e

•

Do not touch the inner pins of the

j

acks on the rear

panel. Electrostatic discharge ma

y

cause permanent

dama

g

e to the unit

.

IN OUT

Y

PR/CR

PB/CB

L

R

L

R

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

OUT

S-VIDEO

AUDIO IN

(L1)

S-VIDEO

AUDIO OUT

HDMI OUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

COAXIAL

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

PCM / BITSTREAM

5

7

69 810

321 4

2

3* 7 8 9 10* 11

1314

15

54 61

12

(

*) The unit can also be turned on b

y

pressing these buttons

.

8.

S

KIP

G

b

utto

n

•

During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press to s

k

ip to t

h

e next c

h

apter or trac

k.

•

During playback, press and hold

f

or 1.5 seconds to

f

ast

fo

rw

a

r

d.

•

W

h

en p

l

ay

b

ac

k

is pause

d

, press to p

l

ay

b

ac

k

a

d

vance step

b

y step

.

•

When playback is paused, press and hold

f

or 1.5 seconds to

s

l

o

w

fo

rw

a

r

d.

9

.

C

STOP

b

utton

•

Press to stop p

l

ay

b

ac

k

or recor

d

ing

.

1

0

.

B

PLAY

b

utton*

•

Press to start or resume p

l

ay

b

ac

k.

11

.

I

REC

b

utton

•

Press once to start a recor

d

ing. Press repeate

dl

y to start

one-touc

h

timer recor

d

ing.

12. DV IN jac

k

(L3

)

•

Use to connect the DV output o

f

external device with a D

V

ca

bl

e.

13. AUDIO input jac

k

s (L2)

•

Use to connect externa

l

d

evice wit

h

an RCA au

d

io ca

bl

e

.

14. VIDEO input jac

k

(L2

)

•

Use to connect externa

l

d

evice wit

h

an RCA vi

d

eo ca

bl

e

.

15. USB input jac

k

•

You can p

l

ug your USB

d

evice

h

ere, an

d

p

l

ay

b

ac

k

t

h

e

co

n

te

n

ts

i

n

it.

12

EN

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

Re

m

ote

Co

n

t

r

ol

Installing the Batteries in the Remote

Co

nt

ro

l

K

eep in mind the

f

ollowin

g

when usin

g

the remote

co

n

t

r

o

l

:

•

Ma

k

e sure t

h

at t

h

ere are no o

b

stac

l

es

b

etween t

h

e remote

control and the in

f

rared sensor window on the unit

.

•

Remote operation may become unreliable i

f

strong

s

unli

g

ht or

f

luorescent li

g

ht is shinin

g

on the in

f

rared

se

n

so

r win

do

w

of

t

h

e

u

ni

t.

•

Remote control

f

or di

ff

erent devices can inter

f

ere with

each other. Avoid using remote control

f

or other device

l

ocate

d

c

l

ose to t

h

e unit

.

•

Replace the batteries when

y

ou notice a

f

all o

ff

in the

operating range o

f

the remote control

.

•

The maximum operable ranges

f

rom the unit are as

f

ollows

.

-

L

ine o

f

sigh

t

: approx. 23

f

eet (7m

)

-

E

i

t

h

e

r

s

i

de

of

t

h

e

ce

n

te

r

:

a

pp

rox. 23

f

eet (7m) within 30°

Insta

ll

2 AA (1.5 V)

b

atteries matc

h

ing t

h

e po

l

arity

indicated inside battery compartment o

f

the remote

contro

l.

Caut

i

o

n

:

N

e

v

e

r

t

hr

o

w

batte

ri

es

in

to

a

f

ir

e.

N

ote

:

•

B

e

su

r

e

to

use

AA

s

iz

e

batte

ri

es.

•

Dispose of batteries in a desi

g

nated disposal area

.

•

Batteries should always be disposed o

f

with the

environment in mind. Always dispose o

f

batteries in

accor

d

ance wit

h

app

l

ica

bl

e

l

aws an

d

regu

l

ations

.

•

If the remote control does not operate correctl

y

, or i

f

the operatin

g

ran

g

e becomes reduced, replace

batte

ri

es

wi

t

h n

e

w

o

n

es.

•

When necessar

y

to replace batteries in the remote

control, alwa

y

s replace both batteries with new ones.

Never mix batter

y

t

y

pes or use new and used

batte

ri

es

in

co

m

b

in

at

i

o

n

.

•

Always remove batteries

f

rom remote control i

f

they

are dead or i

f

the remote control is not to be used

f

or

an extended period o

f

time. This will prevent battery

acid

f

rom leaking into the battery compartment

.

U

sing a Remote Contro

l

1

O

p

en the cover.

2

In

se

r

t

batte

ri

es.

Ma

k

e sure to matc

h

+ an

d

- on t

h

e

b

atteries to

t

h

e mar

k

s in

d

icate

d

in t

h

e

b

attery compartment

.

3

Close

the

co

v

e

r

.

SE-R0265

OPEN/

CLOSE

INPUT

SELECT

HDMI

.@/: ABC

GHI

PQRS TUV

SPACE

SETUP DISPLAY AUDIO

TIMER

PROG.

SATELLITE

LINK

TOP MENU

CLEAR RETURN

MENU/LIST

WXYZ

JKL MNO

DEF

ENTER

SKIP REV

PLAY

REC MODE ZOOMRECREPEAT

PAUSE

TIME SLIP

1.3x / 0.8x PLAY

INSTANT SKIP

STOP

FWD SKIP

2*

3

18

17

19

21

23

24

25

20

28

30

26

27

29

22

4

5

7

12

13

8

10

6

9

11*

14

1

15

16

23feet (7m)

30˚30˚

23feet (7m) 23feet (7m)

13

EN

Disc

Management

Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

*

) T

h

e unit can a

l

so

b

e turne

d

on

b

y pressing t

h

ese

b

uttons

.

1

.

INP

U

T

S

ELE

C

T

button

• Press to se

l

ect t

h

e a

pp

ro

p

riate in

p

ut

.

2. OPEN/CLOSE

A

butto

n*

• Press to open or c

l

ose t

h

e

d

isc tra

y.

3. Number

/

Character buttons

• Press to select a title/chapter/track/file on displa

y

.

• Press to enter values

f

or the settin

g

s in the main

menu.

•Pr

ess

to

e

n

te

r

t

i

t

l

e

n

a

m

es.

4

.

S

ET

U

P

button

• Press to

d

isp

l

a

y

t

h

e main menu

.

• During DVD pla

y

back, press and hold

f

or more than

3

secon

d

s to switc

h

t

h

e progressive scanning mo

d

e

to the interlace mode. (Thou

g

h a

pp

ears, the

out

p

ut mo

d

e switc

h

es to t

h

e inter

l

ace an

d

“

” will be displa

y

ed on the front panel

displa

y

brie

f

l

y

.

)

5.

T

O

P MEN

U

butto

n

• Press to displa

y

the title list.

6.

Cu

r

so

r

K

/

L

/

{

/

{

B

butto

n

s

• Press to select items or settin

g

s

.

7

.

C

LEAR

butto

n

• Press to c

l

ear t

h

e

p

asswor

d

once entere

d

, to cance

l

the pro

g

rammin

g

f

or CD, to clear the selectin

g

mar

k

er num

b

er in t

h

e

d

isp

l

a

y

menu, etc

.

8.

S

KIP

H

butto

n

• During pla

y

back, press to return to the beginning o

f

the current cha

p

ter, track or file

.

• During pla

y

back, press twice in quick succession to

s

k

i

p

to t

h

e

p

revious c

h

a

p

ter or trac

k.

• When pla

y

back is in pause, press repeatedl

y

to

reverse t

h

e p

l

a

yb

ac

k

step

by

step

.

9

.

REV

E

button

• During pla

y

back, press to

f

ast reverse pla

y

back.

• When pla

y

back is in pause, press to slow reverse

pla

y

back

.

1

0.

PA

US

E

F

butto

n

• Press to pause playback or recording

.

11

.

P

LAY

B

butto

n*

• Press to start pla

y

back or resume pla

y

back

.

12

.

TIME

S

LIP

button

• Press once to start recor

d

ing t

h

e TV program

y

ou

are watchin

g

. Press a

g

ain to watch the content

bein

g

recorded from the be

g

innin

g

while recordin

g

continues. (VR mode DVD-RW with the recordin

g

mode of LP, EP or SLP onl

y)

1

3.

REPEAT

button

• Press to displa

y

the repeat menu

.

14

.

RE

C

M

O

DE

butto

n

• Press to switch the recordin

g

mode.

1

5.

HDMI

button

• Pr

ess

to

set

t

h

e

HDMI vi

deo

r

eso

l

ut

i

o

n

.

1

6.

I

/

yy

ON/STANDBY

button

• Press to turn on the unit

,

or to turn the unit into the

s

tan

dby

mo

d

e. (To comp

l

ete

ly

s

h

ut

d

own t

h

e unit,

y

ou must unp

l

ug t

h

e AC power cor

d

).

• If timer pro

g

rammin

g

s have been set, press to turn

t

h

e unit into t

h

e timer-stan

dby

mo

d

e

.

17

.

S

ATELLITE LINK

button

• Press to turn t

h

e unit into t

h

e sate

ll

ite

l

in

k

stan

dby

m

ode.

• In t

h

e sate

ll

ite

l

in

k

stan

dby

mo

d

e, press to cance

l

t

h

e

m

ode

a

n

d

to

tu

rn

t

h

e

u

ni

t

o

n

.

1

8.

TIMER PR

O

G

.

butto

n

• Press to

d

isp

l

a

y

t

h

e timer programming

l

ist.

19

.

A

U

DI

O

button

• Press to

d

isp

l

a

y

t

h

e au

d

io menu

d

uring p

l

a

yb

ac

k.

2

0.

DI

S

PLAY

button

• Press to displa

y

the displa

y

menu on or off

.

21. MENU

/

LIST

b

utton

• Press to displa

y

the disc menu. To change original

an

d

p

l

a

yl

ist on t

h

e TV screen.

22

.

ENTER

button

• Pr

ess

to

co

nfirm

o

r

se

l

ect

m

e

n

u

i

te

m

s.

2

3.

R

ET

URN

button

• Press to return to t

h

e previous

d

isp

l

aye

d

menu

s

c

reen.

2

4

.

S

KIP

G

button

• During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press to s

k

ip to t

h

e next c

h

apter,

t

r

ac

k

o

r

f

il

e.

• W

h

en p

l

ay

b

ac

k

is in pause, press repeate

dl

y to

f

orward the playback step by step

.

25. FW

D

b

utto

n

• During playback, press to

f

ast

f

orward playback

.

• When pla

y

back is in pause, press to slow

f

orward

p

l

ay

b

ac

k.

2

6.

S

T

O

P

C

button

• Press to stop p

l

ay

b

ac

k

or recor

d

ing.

• Press to exit

f

rom the title list.

27

.

IN

S

TANT

S

KIP

button

• During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press to s

k

ip 30 secon

d

s

.

28. 1.3x/0.8x PLAY

b

utto

n

• During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press to p

l

ay

b

ac

k

in a s

l

ig

h

t

l

y

f

aster/slower speed while keeping the sound output

.

29

.

Z

OO

M

butto

n

• During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press to en

l

arge t

h

e picture on t

h

e

TV

sc

r

ee

n

.

30. RE

C

I

b

utto

n

• Press once to start a recor

d

ing

.

• Press repeate

dl

y to start t

h

e one-touc

h

timer

recor

d

in

g.

14

EN

T

his unit uses the following on-screen displays and menus to guide you to the easy operations.

T

he on-screen displays give you the in

f

ormation on the loaded disc, the disc/

f

ile in playback, or the HDMI status, etc.

T

he menus allow

y

ou to change the various kinds o

f

settings

f

or pla

y

ing back, recording, or editing to suit

y

our pre

f

erence.

On-Screen Disp

l

a

y

/ Me

nu

GUIDE TO ON-SCREEN DISPLAYS AND MENUS

Disc Information / Menu

T

he on-screen display changes in the

f

ollowing order

as you press

[

DISPLAY

].

O

F

Disc Information

/

Men

u

T

itle Name In

f

ormatio

n

(

onl

y

when DVD+RW/+R, VR mode DVD-RW/-R, o

r

un

f

inalized Video mode DVD-RW/-R is in pla

y

back

)

or

Fil

e

N

a

m

e

Inf

o

rm

at

i

on

(on

ly

w

h

en a CD wit

h

MP3

/

J

PEG

f

iles is in playback

)

M

P3 Ta

g

Informatio

n

(onl

y

when a MP3

f

ile is in pla

y

back)

HDMI In

fo

rm

at

i

on

(only

f

or the images output through the HDMI output)

SP 1:53

25

613

7

4

*

T

his is an example screen onl

y

for explanation

.

1.

Indicates a disc type and

f

ormat mode

.

2.

Indicates a type o

f

titles

f

or VR mode DVD-RW

.

3.

In

d

icates a se

l

ecte

d

externa

l

input mo

d

e

.

4.

In

d

icates a recor

d

ing mo

d

e an

d

possi

bl

e recor

d

ing

time le

f

t

.

5.

Indicates a title number / total number o

f

titles, chapter

number / total number o

f

chapters, elapsed time and

total time o

f

disc playback

.

6.

E

ach

i

co

n m

ea

n

s:

: Search

: Audio

: Subtitle

: Angle

: Repeat

: Marker

: Noise Reduction / Black Level

: Zoom

: Surround

7.

In

d

icates an operation status

.

N

ote

• In some

d

escriptions on t

h

is manua

l

, on

ly

one

d

isc

t

y

pe is indicated as an example

.

Title/File Name Information

T

i

t

l

e

n

a

m

e

inf

o

rm

at

i

on

Title Name

My Title

F

il

e

n

a

m

e

inf

o

rm

at

i

on

File Name

My File

15

EN

Disc

Management

Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

Video Info. : 480p / YCbCr

Audio Info. : Bitstream

21

3

*1

.

Indicates the resolution of the HDMI output ima

g

e

.

*

2

.

Indicates the HDMI video

f

ormat

.

*

3

.

Indicates the HDMI audio

f

ormat

.

*

“- - -” will be displa

y

ed, when it does not have an

y

inf

o

rm

at

i

o

n

.

HDMI Information

GUIDE TO ON-SCREEN DISPLAYS AND MENUS

•

First, trac

k

name wi

ll

b

e

d

isp

l

a

y

e

d.

Track Name

•

If

y

ou press

[

DISPLAY

]

one more time

,

artist name will

b

e displa

y

ed

.

Artist Name

•

If

y

ou press

[

DISPLAY

]

one more time

,

a

lb

um name

will be displayed

.

Album Name

•

I

f

there is no artist, track or album name, “Not Available”

wi

ll

b

e

d

isp

l

aye

d.

MP3 Tag Information

Pr

ess

[

SETUP

]

to

d

isp

l

a

y

t

h

e main menu. T

h

en

use

[

K

/

L

]

to

se

l

ect

a

m

e

n

u

a

n

d

press

[

ENTER

]

to displa

y

the

menu. These menus

p

rovide entries to all main functions

of

t

h

e

u

ni

t.

1

. Genera

l

Setting

:

To

g

o to

g

eneral settin

g

menu

.

2. T

i

mer Programm

i

ng

:

To pro

g

ram a timer recordin

g.

3.

Ti

tle

Li

st:

To ca

ll

u

p

t

h

e tit

l

e

l

ist

.

4.

D

V

D

M

e

n

u:

To set up t

h

e DVD setting

.

5. DISC Pla

y

back Mode:

To set up t

h

e

d

isc p

l

a

yb

ac

k

setting.

• “DISC Playback Mode” is available only when an audio

CD

,

a CD-RW/-R with MP3 / JPEG

f

iles is inserted into

the

u

ni

t.

6. USB Pla

y

back Mode

:

To set up t

h

e USB p

l

a

yb

ac

k

setting.

• “USB Playback Mode” is available only when a USB

de

vi

ce

i

s

co

nn

ected.

Setup

Timer Programming

Title List

DVD Menu

DISC Playback Mode

General Setting

USB Playback Mode

1

2

3

4

5

1

2

3

4

5

6

General Setting Menu

General Setting

Playback

Display

Video

Recording

Clock

HDMI

Reset All

1

2

3

4

5

2

3

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1

. Pla

y

back

:

To set up the unit to pla

y

back discs as

y

ou prefer

.

2. Displa

y:

To set up the OSD screen as

y

ou prefer

.

3.

Vi

deo:

To set up the video settin

g

.

4

. Recordin

g:

To set up the unit to record to discs as

y

ou prefer

.

5.

C

l

oc

k

:

To set up the clock of the unit as

y

ou need

.

6.

HDMI

:

To set up the HDMI connection settin

g.

7.

R

eset

All

:

To reset the setting to the factor

y

default.

M

ai

n M

e

n

u

1

6

EN

1

.

F

o

rm

at

(

DVD-RW, DVD+RW on

ly)

:

Allows

y

ou to format the disc.

2

.

Fin

a

liz

e:

Allows

y

ou to

f

inalize a disc containing recorded titles.

3.

Di

sc

Pr

otect

(VR mode DVD-RW, DVD+RW/+R onl

y)

:

Allows

y

ou to protect a disc from accidental editing or

recordin

g.

4

.

Delete All Pla

y

lists

(

VR mode DVD-RW onl

y)

:

Allows

y

ou to delete pla

y

list.

5. Random Pla

y:

Allows

y

ou to activate the random pla

y

back feature.

6. Program Pla

y

: (Audio CD onl

y)

Allows

y

ou to activate the program pla

y

back feature

.

7.

M

us

i

c:

Allows

y

ou to make settings for MP3 pla

y

back

.

8.

Ph

oto:

Allows

y

ou to make settings for JPEG pla

y

back

.

9

.

S

li

de

S

h

o

w

:

(JPEG files onl

y)

Allows

y

ou to select the displa

y

time of the slide show

m

ode.

DVD Menu

Format

Finalize

Disc Protect OFF ON

Delete All Playlists

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

<DVD M

e

n

u>

<

DISC Pla

y

back Mode men

u

>

DVD Menu / DISC Playback Mode

GUIDE TO ON-SCREEN DISPLAYS AND MENUS

DISC Playback Mode

Music

Photo

Random Play

Slide Show

3

7

3

8

3

5

3

9

W

hen a JPEG

/

MP3 disc is inserted

:

DISC Playback Mode

Random Play

Program Play

1

2

5

6

W

h

e

n

a

n A

ud

i

o

C

D i

s

in

se

r

ted:

USB Playback Mode

1

.

M

us

i

c:

Allows

y

ou to make settings for MP3 pla

y

back

.

2

.

Ph

oto:

Allows

y

ou to make settings for JPEG pla

y

back

.

3

. Random Pla

y:

Allows

y

ou to activate the random pla

y

back feature.

4

.

S

li

de

S

h

o

w

:

(JPEG files onl

y)

Allows

y

ou to select the displa

y

time of the slide show

m

ode.

USB Playback Mode

Music

Photo

Random Play

Slide Show

1

2

3

4

17

EN

Disc

Management

Recording Playback

Introduction

Connections Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

FRONT PANEL DISPLAY GUIDE

A

ppears w

h

en

d

ata is

b

ein

g

reco

r

ded

o

n

a

d

i

sc.

App

ears when a disc is loaded

o

n the disc tra

y.

A

ppears w

h

en t

h

e

d

isc tray is

o

pen

i

ng

.

A

pp

ears when HDMI video

resolution (720

p

) is selected

.

Appears w

h

en HDMI vi

d

eo

reso

l

ution (1080p) is se

l

ecte

d.

Appears w

h

en HDMI vi

d

eo

reso

l

ution (480p) is se

l

ecte

d.

A

pp

ears when HDMI video

resolution

(

1080i

)

is selected

.

A

ppears when the disc tra

y

is

cl

osin

g.

Disp

l

ay Message

PM

BS CS DR CD

HDD

1

4

2

3

1

.

PM

: Appears in the afternoon with the clock displa

y.

2. Title / track and cha

p

ter mar

k

: Appears w

h

en in

d

icating a tit

l

e / trac

k

num

b

er

.

: Appears w

h

en in

d

icatin

g

a c

h

apter num

b

er

.

3. Current status o

f

the uni

t

: Appears w

h

en p

l

ay

b

ac

k

is pause

d

.

: Appears when pla

y

ing back a disc

.

: Appears w

h

en t

h

e timer pro

g

rammin

g

or OTR

h

as been set and is proceedin

g.

: F

l

as

h

es w

h

en a

ll

timer recor

d

in

g

s

h

ave

b

een

f

ini

s

h

ed.

: Appears

d

uring recor

d

ing process

.

: Flashes when a recordin

g

pauses

.

: Appears w

h

en a

d

isc is in t

h

is unit.

4. Displays the

f

ollowin

g

• E

l

apse

d

p

l

ay

b

ac

k

tim

e

• Current title / chapter / track /

f

ile number

• Recordin

g

time / remainin

g

tim

e

•

Clock

• Se

l

ecte

d

externa

l

input position

• Remainin

g

time for one-touch timer recordin

g

• Selected HDMI video resolutio

n

1

8

EN

CONNECTIONS

Connecti

ng

to an Externa

l

Tune

r

Read

t

hi

s

fir

st:

1)

Disconnect the AC power cords o

f

the devices

f

rom the AC outlet.

2

)

M

ake

the

co

nn

ect

i

o

n

as

i

llust

r

ated

belo

w

.

3

)

After making all the connections, connect the AC power cords of the devices

.

•

Connect this unit directl

y

to the TV. I

f

the RCA audio/video cables are connected to a VCR, DVD pla

y

back pictures

ma

y

b

e

d

istorte

d

ue to t

h

e cop

y

protection s

y

stem

.

•

W

hen “Progressive Scan” is set to “ON”, no video signal will be output

f

rom the VIDEO OUT or S-VIDEO OUT

j

ack

.

N

ote

• Required cables and connecting methods di

ff

er depending on the external tuner

.

For more in

f

ormation, please contact

y

our external tuner provider

.

W

it

h

t

h

is setup

:

• You can record an

y

unscrambled channel b

y

selecting the channel on the external tuner. Be sure that the external

tu

n

e

r i

s

tu

rn

ed

o

n

.

• You cannot recor

d

one c

h

anne

l

w

h

i

l

e watc

h

ing anot

h

er c

h

anne

l.

Supplied cables used in this connection are as follows:

• RCA audio cable (L/R) x 1

• RCA video cable x 1

Please purchase the rest of the necessary cables at your local store.

T

V

Co

nn

ect

i

o

n

O

v

e

rvi

ew

If Your TV has

Refer to

Standard

Quality

Higher

Quality

If your device has

only an ANT. IN jack

page

19

COMPONENT VIDEO IN

AUDIO IN

LR

VIDEO IN

page

21

page

20

page

20

page

21

S-VIDEO IN

HDMI IN

ANT. IN

VIDEO IN

AUDIO IN

L

R

IN

L

R

L

R

S-VIDEO

AUDIO IN

(L1)

AUDIO OUT

ANT. INANT.OUT

LR

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

rear of this unit

external tuner

RCA video

cable

RCA audio cable

RCA audio

cable

RCA video cable

satellite

dish

ANT. IN

cable TV

company

RF coaxial cable

or

VIDEO

OUT

IN

Y

PR/CR

PB/CB

L

R

VIDEO

OUT

S-VIDEO

AUDIO OUT

HDMI OUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

COAXIAL

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

PCM / BITSTREAM

OUT

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

IN

L

R

AUDIO IN

(L1)

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

OUT

A

f

ter making the connection as described above, make sure to select the appropriate input type by

f

ollowing the

s

teps on page

2

6

.

19

EN

Disc

Management

Recording PlaybackIntroduction

Connections

Basic Setup Editing Function Setup Others

CONNECTIONS

HDMI OUT

HDMI IN

rear of this unit

Do not tilt the connector when inserting it into the HDMI jack, and make sure the

shapes of the jack and the connector are matched.

IN OUT

Y

PR/CR

PB/CB

L

R

L

R

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

OUT

S-VIDEO

AUDIO IN

(L1)

S-VIDEO

AUDIO OUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

COAXIAL

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

PCM / BITSTREAM

HDMI OUT

HDMI cable

HDMI Vi

d

eo Reso

l

ution an

d

Actua

l

Output Signa

ls

P

r

ess

[HDMI]

t

o select the HDMI video resolution. The video resolution changes as follows ever

y

time

[

HDMI

]

is

p

resse

d.

Front Panel Displa

y

V

ideo Output Si

g

nal

4

80 Progress

i

v

e

Press

[

HDMI

]

7

20 Progress

i

v

e

Press

[

HDMI

]

1

080

in

te

rl

aced

Press

[

HDMI

]

1

080 Pro

g

ress

i

v

e

Press

[

HDMI

]

• T

h

e HDMI mo

d

e t

h

at is not supporte

d

b

y

d

isp

l

ay

d

evice wi

ll

b

e s

k

ippe

d

.

Cop

y

right protection s

y

ste

m

T

o pla

y

back the digital video images of a DVD via an HDMI connection, it is necessar

y

that both the pla

y

er and the

displa

y

device (or an AV ampli

f

ier) support a cop

y

right protection s

y

stem called HDCP (high-bandwidth digital

c

ontent protection s

y

stem). HDCP is cop

y

protection tec

h

no

l

og

y

t

h

at comprises

d

ata encr

y

ption an

d

aut

h

entication

of

the connected AV device. This unit supports HDCP. Please read the operating instructions o

f

y

our displa

y

device

(

or AV am

p

lifier) for more information

.

N

ote

f

o

r HDMI

Co

nn

ect

i

on

•

B

e

cause HDMI is an evolving technolog

y

, it is possible that some devices with an HDMI input ma

y

not operate

properl

y

with this unit

.

•

When using an HDCP-incompatible displa

y

device, the image will not be viewed properl

y

.

•

Amon

g

the devices that support HDMI, some devices can control other devices via the HDMI connector; this unit

c

an be controlled b

y

another device via the HDMI connector

.

•

When this unit’s HDMI connector is connected to a DVI-D com

p

atible monitor (HDCP com

p

atible) with an HDMI-DVI

c

onverter cable, the si

g

nals are output in di

g

ital RGB

.

•

When the power failure occurs, or when

y

ou unplug the unit, some problems in the HDMI setting might occur.

Please check and set the HDMI settin

g

a

g

ain

.

No supplied cables are used in this connection:

Please purchase the necessary cables at your local store.

2

0

EN

CONNECTIONS

Connecting to a TV wit

h

Component Vi

d

eo Input

j

ac

k

s

Connecting to a TV wit

h

an S-Vi

d

eo Input Jac

k

OUT

S-VIDEO

L

R

AUDIO OUT

VIDEO

OUT

rear of this unit

RCA audio cable

S-video cable

S-VIDEO IN

AUDIO IN

L

R

IN

Y

PR/CR

PB/CB

L

R

L

R

S-VIDEO

AUDIO IN

(L1)

AUDIO OUT

HDMI OUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

COAXIAL

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

PCM / BITSTREAM

OUT

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO IN

Y

PR/CR

PB/CB

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

L

R

AUDIO OUT

VIDEO

OUT

rear of this unit

RCA audio

cable

Y

P

B

/CB

PR

/CR

(Green)

(Blue)

(Red)

(Green)

(Blue)

(Red)

COMPONENT

VIDEO IN

AUDIO IN

L

R

IN

Y

PR/CR

PB/CB

L

R

L

R

S-VIDEO

AUDIO IN

(L1)

AUDIO OUT

HDMI OUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

COAXIAL

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

PCM / BITSTREAM

OUT

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO IN

RCA component

video cable

Supplied cables used in this connection are as follows:

• RCA audio cable (L/R) x 1

Please purchase the rest of the necessary cables at your local store.

Supplied cables used in this connection are as follows:

• RCA audio cable (L/R) x 1

Please purchase the rest of the necessary cables at your local store.

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