Recording An External Source - Toshiba RD-XS32SB Owner's Manual

Recording
HDD DVD-RAM DVD-RW

Recording an external source

You can record programmes from connected equipment on the HDD or a DVD-RAM/R/RW disc.
Connect according to A or B.
For recording from a digital
video camera recorder, etc.
connected to the DV input
terminal on the front panel, see
page 136, "DV recording."
External equipment
To video
output jack
• To record a clearer picture, use the
S video jack.
The S-VIDEO jack has priority over
the VIDEO (yellow) jack.
Preparation
• When you record on a DVD-RAM/R/RW disc, load it into the recorder.
– Load a disc which has sufficient remaining space to record the programme.
– Make sure the loaded disc is not write-protected.
Notes
• Even if a source of high quality sound track such as DVD audio is recorded with this recorder, the sound quality becomes
regular audio CD's one. Refer to the instructions of the connected equipment.
• When you record an external source onto a DVD-R/RW disc or a contents which will be copied to a DVD/R/RW disc later on,
set the connected equipment to output sound you want to record (if selectable such as multiplex broadcasting), as the
recorder records sounds of external source in the stereo type onto a DVD-R/RW disc, neglecting the setting of "DVD
compatible mode" (
• DVD-R/RW discs cannot record contents with copy restriction signal embedded (copy-protected or copy once contents),
DVD-RAM discs can record copy once contents.
• Some satellite programmes via a connected tuner may contain both 4:3 pictures and 16:9 pictures. DVD-R/RW discs cannot
record such contents, under restriction of DVD-Video standard. To record them, use the HDD or DVD-RAM discs.
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DVD-R
A: Using the AV socket on the rear of the recorder
To AV socket
To audio
output jacks
B: Using the input jacks on the front of the recorder
Audio cable
Video cable
page 162).
White Red
Yellow
INPUT (Line)
AV1(AUDIO/VIDEO)IN/OUT (AV1)
Rear of the
recorder
AV2(SAT/DECODER)IN/OUT (AV2)
(Continued)
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