Recording With Pvr - Teac LE55AE1UHD User Manual

Recording with PVR

Recording with PVR
Note: To use these features, a compatible data storage unit
(like a flash drive or hard disk drive in FAT32 format) must be
connected and running. NOT all USB devices, such as phones,
MP3 players, cameras, and the like, are compatible with
recording TV programs. We recommend using USB Flash
Drives, or external HDDs with a separate power supply.
RECOMMENDED: Format the data storage unit before doing
any recording to ensure that it is in the correct file system
format and that there is enough data space for recording. To do
so, press the MENU button, go to the SETUP menu, and
choose "PVR File System" and "Format".
WARNING: Ensure that no valuable information is currently
stored in the connected data storage unit, as the formatting
process means that ALL DATA will be ERASED. TEAC does
not take responsibility for lost data.
WARNING: While Time Shift or other recording functions are
running, DO NOT disconnect the data storage unit, to avoid
damage or data loss. This feature is only available in DTV
Mode. If the storage space is running low, recording may not
start, or be interrupted halfway.
Instant recording
To start recording, press the RECORD button on the remote
control.
To stop recording, press the STOP button.
ON-SCREEN CONTROL PANEL
While recording, you can use playback controls on the video at
the same time, for example, to pause/fast forward/rewind it.
Use the buttons on the remote control or navigate the on-
screen control panel to do this.
To hide the on-screen control panel, press the EXIT button.
To display the on-screen control panel again, press the
RECORDING WHILE ON STANDBY
You can also put the TV on Standby Mode while still recording:
1. Press the POWER button. You will be asked whether you
intend to continue recording or stop recording.
2. Use the◄/► buttons to highlight your choice.
3. Press the OK button to confirm and turn the TV off into
Standby Mode. If recording is still in progress, you can see that
the coloured LED light on the corner of the TV is flashing.
Scheduled recording
Schedule recordings ahead of time – recording can even start
while the TV is in Standby Mode, so you don't need to keep
your TV on.
SCHEDULE VIA EPG
This is a quick and easy way to schedule recordings according
to programs available in the EPG, which lists the broadcast
schedule up to 7 days in advance.
1. In DTV Mode, press the EPG button.
2. Using the ▲/▼/◄/► buttons, find the desired program
and highlight it.
3. Press the RED button and "R" will display beside the
selected program.
4. Pressing the RED button repeatedly will cycle through
other available recording options: R (Record) / D (Daily / W
(Weekly) / A (Auto) / Off
Note: Schedule Reminders instead of Recordings with the
GREEN button instead of the RED button.
Note: If the start time set on the scheduled recording has
already elapsed, or if the scheduled recording clashes with
another, you will get an error message.
SCHEDULE MANUALLY
Use this method if you wish to manually set a start time and
recording length for a scheduled recording.
1. In DTV Mode, press the YELLOW button, then the
YELLOW button.
2. The "Edit Timer" menu will now display. Customise each
detail by highlighting them with the ◄/►buttons, then adjust
the values with the ▲/▼buttons.
3. To finish, press OK.
CHECK AND DELETE SCHEDULED ITEMS
1. In DTV Mode, press the YELLOW button for the
Schedule List.
2. If you want to delete an item on the list, use the ▲/▼
buttons to highlight the desired item, then press the RED
button.
3. Press the ◄/► button to confirm and finish deleting.
button.
Recorded programs list
Quickly access your recorded TV programs with this list.
1. In DTV Mode, press the GREEN button for the PVR File
List.
2. Use the ▲/▼ buttons to highlight a desired file.
3. To start playback of that file, press the OK button.
4. To delete a highlighted file, press the RED button.
5. To toggle the display of the on-screen control bar, press
the button.
Note: The media file player plays the next recorded program
immediately once the current recording ends.
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