LOEWE Individual 32 Compose 3D User Manual

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Archive recording 

➠  To record encoded programmes, please also read the instructions on 

pages 108 and 109.

You can playback a recorded programme from the archive at the same time 
as recording a TV programme into the archive. You can also play the same 
programme you are currently recording with a time shift.

  Record interesting programmes directly into the DR archive with the 

RECORD button. When viewing time-shift broadcasts (see page 85) 

the current broadcast can be saved to the DR archive. The programme 
is recorded from the beginning to the end of the time offset recording 
or to the end of the set recording time.

  Comfortably select your favourite programme for recording, from the 

EPG or teletext. The timer overview has room for 50 entries. Watch the 
programmes later from the Digital Recorder‘s archive.

 

You can conveniently programme series broadcast with alternating start 
times.

 

In some broadcast networks (like UK FreeView) you can even let the TV 
set record series and split events automatically depending on the infor-
mation provided by the broadcaster. A conflict manager (see page 14) 

will also automatically try to find alternate instances of conflicting 
recordings if signalled by the broadcaster (e.g. UK FreePlay).

  If you have programmed recording and come home before it is finished, 

you can watch the movie with a time shift while the rest is still being 

recorded. 

Archive playback

All the recorded programmes can be selected in the archive and played. 
During archive playback, another programme can be recorded into the 
archive.

•  Fast forward and rewind
  There are three different speeds for winding and rewinding films.

•  Fast navigation by jumping
 

You can fast forward and rewind during a film at the touch of a button.  
The jump width is adjustable (see page 87).

 The 

Smart Jump function also ensures that the jump width is halved 

each time the jump direction is changed or doubled after three jumps 
in the same direction (max. 8 minutes). This way you can quickly find 
a certain spot of the recording.

  You can use playback at four different slow motion speeds.

  To find interesting scenes in a movie later, you can manually set the 

bookmarks. In addition, there are also automatically set bookmarks every 
time a broadcast is changed. You can jump to each of the bookmarks in 
succession at the press of a button. 

  For recordings with manually set bookmarks you can limit the playback 

only to the highlights. You then see the scenes 30 seconds before 
and after each set bookmark. If there is more than one bookmark the 
highlights are played one after the other.

  Unwanted sections at the beginning and ending of a recording are easy to 

delete. Set hiding marks around uninteresting sections to watch a movie 
without interruptions or to archive it on DVD.

   You should burn recordings that you want to save permanently on 

DVD or copy them on an external USB hard disk. Afterwards, you can 
delete the recording from the archive.

 

➠  Copying recordings, which originate from a CI Plus encoded station, 

is perhaps not possible or only to a limited extent (see page 109).

Technical information

Switching off the TV set with the mains switch during operation or an 
inadvertent disruption to the power supply (e.g. power failure) can cause 
damage to the hard disk file system and hence loss of the recorded 
broadcasts. Always first switch your TV set to standby mode (press On/
Off button on the remote control or switch-off button in the middle 
of the operating eye on the TV set), before switching off at the mains 
switch. Do not disconnect the USB storage device from the TV set under 
any circumstances whilst it is being copied onto.
However, if unexpected problems occur when operating the hard disk, 
formatting the hard disk may rectify this. Refer to the instructions on 
page 107. Also follow the information for formatting on page 107 
when using an external USB disk

Digital Recorder