Philips DVDR3360H User Manual page 69

Problem
The message 'UNKNOWN
DISC' appears.
Picture is fuzzy and
brightness varies when
copying DVD Video discs or
prerecorded video cassettes.
The message 'This will clear
the time shift buffer' appears.
There is a power failure
during the formatting of the
recorder's HDD.
There is a power failure
during the copying of fi les to
a DVD±R disc.
During recording from the
time shift buffer, it is not
possible to start or stop a
recording.
Troubleshooting
– This message may appear if you insert a disc that may have
encountered one of the following:
– Error during recording: The title may be missing.
– Error while changing the title/index picture: The original title/
index picture may be visible.
– Error while fi nalizing or the disc has not been fi nalized.
– This happens if you try to copy DVDs or video cassettes that
have been copy-protected. Even though the picture on the TV is
fi ne, but the recording on the DVD recordable disc is faulty.
This interference is unavoidable with copy-protected DVDs or
video cassettes.
– The DVD recordable disc has a limited recording lifetime, please
change a new disc for recording.
– The requested action requires that the time shift buffer
(temporary HDD storage) to be cleared. All contents that were
not marked for recording will be deleted.
– You have to reselect the { Delete HDD } option and delete the
HDD contents again.
– The titles that were previously recorded will be deleted and the
space used for recording cannot be re-used. The disc can be
used as a normal blank disc. You have to re-copy the fi les to the
disc again.
– Parts of the signal may be copy-protected by the
broadcaster. This portion of the time shift video bar will be
shown in a different color. You can only start or stop a
recording if the selected portion does not contain any
copyright content.
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– Use
non-protected portion and press REC to start a recording.
To end a recording, press STOP.
– Press SELECT to clear a recording at any time.
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