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Frequently asked questions
Set up
What equipment is necessary to play multi
channel surround sound?
Are the headphones and speakers directly
connected to the unit?
The television has both S-VIDEO IN terminal and
COMPONENT VIDEO IN terminals. Which
terminal should I connect with?
Is my television progressive output compatible?
Disc
Can I play DVD-Video, DVD-Audio and Video
CDs bought in another country?
Can a DVD-Video that does not have a region
number be played?
Please tell me about DVD-R and DVD-RW
compatibility with this unit.
Please tell me about CD-R and CD-RW
compatibility with this unit.
Recording
Can I record from a commercially purchased
video cassette or DVD?
Can a DVD-R recorded on this unit be played on
other equipment?
How many times can I write to a DVD-RAM disc?
Can I record digital audio signals using this unit?
Can a digital audio signal from this unit be
recorded to other equipment?
Can I switch to SAP during recording?
TV Guide On Screen
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system
I do not want TV Guide On Screen
automatically appear on screen.
I do not want to use TV Guide On Screen
system.
≥ DVD-Video:
You can play DVD-Video multi channel surround by digitally connecting an
amplifier equipped with a Dolby Digital and a DTS decoder.
≥DVD-Audio:
This unit plays DVD-Audio in 2 channels. You cannot play multi channel
surround sound.
≥You cannot directly connect to the unit. Connect through the amplifier, etc.
≥We recommend the COMPONENT VIDEO IN terminal. Component signal
outputs the color difference signals (P
separately in order to achieve high fidelity in reproducing colors.
If the television is compatible with progressive output, a high quality picture
can be output because this unit's component video output terminal outputs
a progressive output signal.
≥All Panasonic televisions that have 480P input terminals are compatible.
Consult the manufacturer if you have another brand of television.
≥You can play them if the video standard is NTSC.
≥However, you cannot play DVD-Video if their region number does not
include "1" or "ALL".
≥The DVD-Video region number indicates the disc conforms to a standard.
You cannot play discs that do not have a region number.
≥This unit records and plays DVD-R. However, you cannot record onto DVD-
R discs that are finalized.
≥This unit also records and plays high speed recording compatible discs.
≥This unit does not record or play DVD-RW.
≥This unit plays CD-R/CD-RW discs (audio recording discs) which have been
recorded under one of the following standards: CD-DA, MP3 and Video CD.
Close the session or finalize the disc after recording.
≥You cannot write to a CD-R or CD-RW with this unit.
≥Most commercially sold video cassettes and DVD are copy protected;
therefore, recording is usually not possible.
≥You can play on DVD-R compatible players after finalizing the disc on this
unit; however, due to the condition of the recording, play may not be
possible.
≥You can write to the disc approximately 100,000 times depending upon the
conditions of use.
≥You cannot record digital signals. The digital audio terminals on this unit are
for output only.
≥You can record if using the PCM signal. When recording DVD, change the
"Digital Audio Output" settings to the following from the SETUP menu.
–PCM Down Conversion
–Dolby Digital
–DTS
However, only
–As long as digital recording from the disc is permitted.
–As long as the recording equipment is compatible with a sampling
frequency of 48 kHz.
≥You cannot record MP3 signals.
≥With DVD-RAM, you can, and the audio recorded also changes. Just press
[AUDIO].
≥With DVD-R, you cannot. Change before recording with "Select MTS" in the
SETUP menu.
≥Select "Off" in "Review options" menu, so that TV Guide On Screen
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system to
system appears only when you press [TV GUIDE].
≥Set the unit with "Auto Channel Setting". Note that you can set timer
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recording only manually after you set the unit with "Auto Channel Setting".
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