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Timeshift Recording
Press Pause button while watching a broadcast to
activate timeshifting mode. In timeshifting mode, the
programme is paused and simultaneously recorded
to the connected USB disk.
Press Play button again to resume the paused
programme from where you stopped. Press the Stop
button to stop timeshift recording and return to the
live broadcast.
Timeshift cannot be used while in radio mode.
You cannot use the timeshift fast reverse feature
before advancing the playback with the fast forward
option.
Instant Recording
Press Record button to start recording an event
instantly while watching a programme. You can
press Record button on the remote control again to
record the next event on the EPG. In this case, an
OSD will be displayed, indicating the programmed
events for recording. Press Stop button to cancel
instant recording.
You can not switch broadcasts or view the media
browser during the recording mode. While recording
a programme or during the timeshifting, a warning
message appears on the screen if your USB device
speed is not sufficient.
Media Browser Menu
You can play photo, music and movie files stored
on a USB disk by connecting it to your TV. Connect
a USB disk to one of the USB inputs located on the
side of the TV. Pressing the Menu button while in
the Media Browser mode will access the Picture,
Sound and Settings menu options. Pressing the
Menu button again will exit from this screen. You
can set your Media Browser preferences by using
the Settings Menu.
Loop/Shuffle Mode Operation
Start playback with the Play
button and activate
Start playback with the OK
button and activate
Start playback with the Play
button and activate
Start playback with the Play
button and activate
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All files in the list will be
continuously played in original
order
The same file will be played
continuously (repeat)
All files in the list will be
played once in random order
All files in the list will be
continuously played in the
same random order.
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Recording a Programme
IMPORTANT: When using a new USB hard disk drive,
it is recommended that you first format the disk using
your TV's "Format Disk" option.
To record a programme, you should first connect a
USB disk to your TV while the TV is switched off. You
should then switch on the TV to enable the recording
feature.
To use recording your USB drive should have 2 GB
free space and be USB 2.0 compatible. If the USB
drive is not compatible an error message will be
displayed.
To record long duration programmes such as movies,
it is recommended to use USB Hard disk drives
(HDD's).
Recorded programmes are saved into the connected
USB disk. If desired, you can store/copy recordings
onto a computer; however, these files will not be
available to be played on a computer. You can play
the recordings only via your TV.
Lip Sync delay may occur during the timeshifting.
Radio record is supported. The TV can record
programmes up to ten hours.
Recorded programmes are split into 4GB partitions.
If the writing speed of the connected USB disk is not
sufficient, the recording may fail and the timeshifting
feature may not be available.
It is recommended to use USB hard disk drives for
recording HD programmes.
Do not plug out the USB/HDD during a recording. This
may harm the connected USB/HDD.
If the AC cord is unplugged while there is an active
USB-recording timer setting, it will be cancelled.
Multipartition support is available. A maximum of two
different partitions are supported. The first partition of
the USB disk is used for PVR ready features. It also
must be formatted as the primary partition to be used
for the PVR ready features.
Some stream packets may not be recorded because
of signal problems, as a result sometimes videos may
freeze during playback.
Record, Play, Pause, Display (for PlayListDialog) keys
can not be used when teletext is on. If a recording starts
from timer when teletext is on, teletext is automatically
turned off. Also teletext usage is disabled when there
is an ongoing recording or playback.
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