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HDD and disc information
HDD and discs you can use for recording/copying and play
(≤: Possible, –: Impossible)
Disc type
Standard symbol
Data that can be recorded and played
Rewritable
Timer recording
Recording 16:9 aspect picture (
Recording of copyright-protected titles
Depending on the copy restriction level, these titles may not be recorded.
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Disc type
Standard symbol
Data that can be recorded and played
Rewritable
Play on other players
Timer recording
Recording 16:9 aspect picture (
Recording of copyright-protected titles
Format (
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Depending on the copy restriction level, these titles may not be recorded.
§
Disc type
Standard symbol
Data that can be recorded and played
Rewritable
Play on other players
Timer recording
Recording 16:9 aspect picture (
Recording of copyright-protected titles
Format (
62)
∫ Recording format
This unit records video in the following formats.
DVD Video Recording format [HDD] [RAM]
This is a recording method which allows you to record/copy and edit
television broadcasts and so on.
≥You can delete unwanted parts of a title, create Playlists (Video),
etc.
≥Copyright-protected titles (TV programmes) can be recorded to a
CPRM compatible disc using EXT LINK function.
DVD-Video format [-R] [-R]DL] [-RW‹V›]
This recording method is the same as commercially available DVD-
Video.
≥Copyright-protected titles cannot be recorded/copied even if using
a CPRM compatible disc.
≥After finalising the disc, you can play the disc on DVD players and
other equipment.
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Hard disk drive (HDD)
[HDD]
Video, Still picture, Music
≤
≤
22)
≤
≤
§
DVD-RAM
[RAM]
Video, Still picture
≤
≤
≥This disc can be played back on
Panasonic DVD recorders and
DVD-RAM compatible DVD
players.
22)
≤
(EXT LINK)
§
Necessary
DVD-RW
[-RW‹V›] before finalisation
[DVD-V] after finalisation
≤
≤
≥Finalisation is needed
≥This disc can be played
(
63).
≥If the disc failed to play
22)
≤
≥Use of Panasonic discs is recommended.
For available recording/copying times for different discs
under different recording modes, see "Recording modes and
approximate recording/copying times" (
≥Formatting and/or recording/initializing constraints may
prevent you from playing or recording certain discs.
≥Please see specifications (
versions and recording speeds.
≥Recording M 1 and/or M 2 for bilingual broadcasts
(
22, 52)
DVD-R
[-R] before finalisation
[DVD-V] after finalisation (Video only)
Video or Still picture
≥Videos and still pictures cannot be
mixed on one disc.
≤
≥Finalisation is needed (
–
≤
+RW
–
[+RW]
[+R] before finalisation
[DVD-V] after finalisation
Video
≤
≥Finalisation is needed
back only on equipment
(
63).
compatible with +RW
discs.
on other equipment, we
recommend you create
top menu (
63).
–
– (4:3 aspect)
–
Necessary
+VR (+R/+RW Video Recording) format [+R] [+R]DL] [+RW]
This is a method for recording moving pictures to +R/+RW discs.
You can playback such discs recorded in this method in a similar
way as contents recorded in the DVD-Video format.
≥Copyright-protected titles cannot be recorded/copied.
≥After finalising the disc or creating the top menu, you can play the
disc on DVD players and other equipment.
Note
≥+R discs recorded with this unit and +R discs recorded with
another Panasonic DVD Recorder may be incompatible. However,
discs that are finalised are compatible and can be played.
≥This unit cannot record NTSC signals to discs that already have
PAL signal recordings. (However, both types of programmes can
be recorded onto the HDD.)
≥You may not be able to record depending on the condition of the
discs and you may not be able to play due to the condition of the
recording.
23).
84) for compatible disc
DVD-R DL
[-R]DL] before finalisation
[DVD-V] after finalisation
Video
–
≤
63).
≥Finalisation is needed
(
63).
≥This disc can be played
back only on equipment
compatible with DVD-R DL
discs.
–
Unnecessary
+R
+R DL
–
–
[+R]DL] before finalisation
[DVD-V] after finalisation
–
≤
≤
≥Finalisation is needed
(
63).
≥This disc can be played
back only on equipment
compatible with +R DL
discs.
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