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∫ Recording

≥You can record up to 250 programmes on HDD, 99 on a disc. 

(1 programme may be recorded continuously for 6 hours at its 
maximum.)

≥[HDD] 

- When a programme is being recorded, or the unit is on standby 

for timer recording, only programmes of the same encoding 
system as selected in “TV System” (i.e. either PAL or NTSC) 
(page 61) can be played.

≥DVD-R has limitations on recording (page 10).
≥In RGB recording, set “AV2 Input” to “RGB (PAL only)”. (page 61)

ªRecording/Dubbing/Moving of a programme

This unit incorporates copyright protection technology for recording 
equipment known as CPRM (page 10). With some programmes 
recording, dubbing and/or moving may not be possible.

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You can dub pictures on DVD-R in High Speed if you set “DVD-R 
Rec for High Speed mode” to “On” (page 59).

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If you set “MPEG4 Rec Mode” (page 59) to “SF”, “F”, “N” or “E” 
in advance, you can record SD VIDEO (MPEG4) simultaneously 
with the recording of the programme.

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When recording an SD VIDEO (MPEG4) programme without 
recording limits after recording programmes with recording 
limits, the first 10 seconds or around of the SD VIDEO (MPEG4) 
programme may not be recorded.

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You can dub except SD VIDEO (MPEG4).

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You can dub SD VIDEO (MPEG4) only.

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You cannot record or dub programmes with recording limits as 
SD VIDEO (MPEG4).

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Pictures are erased from HDD when moving them to DVD-RAM.

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It can be dubbed to the HDD but cannot be played back due to 
the copy right protection for the contents.

Move:
This is when a programme is moved to another storage media. 
The original programme will be erased.

≥You can play DVD-R on compatible DVD players by finalizing 

them on this unit, effectively making them into DVD-Video.

≥The video is recorded in a 4:3 aspect irrespective of the video 

signal input.

When using DVD-R or discs with LPCM recording or 
setting “DVD-R Rec for High Speed mode” to “On”

≥When recording bilingual TV broadcast while receiving a 

You can use the SETUP menus to select which audio type is 
recorded, either “M1” or “M2”. “M1” is the default setting. (page 60, 
“Sound”— “Bilingual Audio Selection”)

≥When recording bilingual audio with connecting to a 

Select the audio type either “M1” or “M2” on the connected 
devices. (You cannot select the audio type on this unit.)

≥During play
The audio type selected for recording is played. This is displayed 
as “LR”.

ªRecording sound using LPCM

To obtain higher quality recordings using LPCM, prepare as 
follows:
1) Select “LPCM” in the SETUP menu, “Sound”— “Audio Mode 

for XP Recording” (page 60).

2) Set recording mode to “XP”.

Note
≥Sound recordings under LPCM require more information than 

usual. Consequently the picture quality of LPCM recordings may 
be less than that of normal XP mode recordings.

[HDD] [RAM] [DVD-R]
The unit calculates a recording rate that enables the recording to fit 
in the time you set (within the remaining time on the disc) with the 
best picture quality.

[1]

 (page 29)

[2] Select “FLEXIBLE REC” with [

3, 4, 

2, 1] and press [ENTER].

[3] Press [

3, 4, 2, 1] to set the 

≥Maximum recording time is 6 hours.

[4] Select “Start” with [

3, 4, 2, 1] and 

≥Recording starts.

For your reference
≥It is not possible to change channel or recording mode while 

flexible recording is paused.

≥FR is not activated in EXT LINK (page 28) and DV AUTO REC 

(page 55).

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(1) Recording limit
(2) Usable Media
(3) Copy free
(4) Recording limited to one 

time

(5) Recording not possible
(6) Record

(7) Dub
(8) You cannot dub.
(9) Move
(10)You cannot record on 

DVD-R.

(11)You cannot record/dub on 

any media.

A Recorded
B Remained (45 min.)

≥Recordable for 45 minutes in SP mode

C Programme to be recorded 

(The programme is 60-minute long.)

D The recording mode automatically switches from SP to LP 

according to the remaining time.

E The programme exactly fits into the remaining.

Before FR

After FR

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