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Press RETURN (O) to exit, or MENU/LIST to go back to the Title List-Original menu. 54 Deleting an Original or Playlist Title/Chapter When you erase a
title or chapter from the Playlist menu, you only remove it from the Playlist; the title/chapter remains in the Original menu. If you choose to delete a title or
chapter from the Original (title/chapter) menu, the title or chapter is actually deleted from the disc and the remaining time available for recording increases.
Titles/chapters deleted from the Original are also removed from the Playlist. Note: It may not be possible to delete chapters that are less than 5 seconds long.
1. Use b / B / v / V to choose a chapter or title you want to delete on the Title List or Chapter List menu then press ENTER. The menu options appears on the
2. Select [Delete] option from the options on the menu. Example: Title List (HDD) Deleting a Part HDD -RWVR You can delete a part which you do not want
in the title. 1. Use b / B / v / V to choose a title you want to delete on the Title List menu then press ENTER.
The options appears on the left side of the menu. 2. Select [Delete Part] option then press ENTER. Title Edit (Delete Part) menu appears on the TV screen.
Example: Title Edit (Delete Part) (HDD) 3. Starts playback and use pause step, search and slow-motion to find the starting point. 4. Press ENTER at the
starting point of the section you want to delete. `End Point' icon is highlighted. The part is indicated on the Progress Bar. 5. Use pause step, search and slow-
motion to find the ending point. 6. Press ENTER at the ending point of the section you want to delete.
You can cancel the selected point, use v / V to select [Cancel] icon then press ENTER. 3. Press ENTER to confirm. The confirm message for deleting will
appear. 4. Use b / B to select [Yes] then press ENTER. The selected chapter or title is deleted. After pressing ENTER, the new, updated menu is displayed. 5.
6. Press RETURN (O) repeatedly to exit the menu. Notes: When DVD+RW recording, the deleted title's name is changed to `Deleted Title'. If more than two
titles are repeatedly deleted, the titles are combined into one. When you are deleting a title or chapter, only the last one on DVD+RW increases remaining
Tip: With HDD recordings, you can delete additional part. Select [Next Part] icon on the menu then press ENTER, then repeat steps 3-6. 7. If you finish to
edit, select [Done] icon then press ENTER. The confirm message for deleting will appear.
Use b / B to select [Yes] then press ENTER. The selected part is deleted from the title and Title List menu appears. Note: It may not be possible to delete parts
that are less than 3 seconds long. 55 Editing Naming a Title You can name Original and Playlist titles independently. Names can be up to 32 characters long.
1. Choose the title you want to name on the Title List menu, then press ENTER. The menu options appears on the left side of the menu. 2. Use v/V to select
Keyboard menu appears. Sort HDD This function allows you to access show listings organized by Date, Title, or Category on the Title ListHDD menu. So you
can find title you want to watch easily. 1. Choose any title on the Title List-HDD menu, then press ENTER. The menu options appears on the left side of the
Enter a name for the title. Use b / B / v / V to select a character then press ENTER to confirm your selection. Use MENU/LIST button to change keyboard
Space: Inserts a space at the cursor position. Delete: Deletes the previous character at the cursor position. b / B: Moves cursor to left or right. Tip: Remote
control buttons for entering a name B (PLAY): Inserts a space at the cursor position. X (PAUSE/STEP): Deletes the after character at the cursor position.
left side of the screen.
[Start Point] icon is highlighted.
Repeat steps 1 - 4 to continue to delete from the menu.
recording time.
[Rename (Title Name)] option then press ENTER.
menu. 2. Use v/V to select [Sort] option then press ENTER. Sort options appears. 3.
type. OK: Select to finish. Cancel: Cancels all entered characters.
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