Toshiba RD-XS24SB Owner's Manual page 80

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Creating your own title — 2: Dividing a recorded title into several chapters (Continued)
Notes
• This recorder supports a limited number of chapters on a
disc. If exceeded, a message appears. In this event,
reduce the number of chapters by merging chapters. (
page 81)
• Making chapters in a title (Original) does not affect the
related titles (Playlist).
• There may be a small difference between a location you
marked and a chapter division actually played.
• Pausing a recording automatically creates a chapter
division.
• During relief recording (
automatically created at the start point of relief record.
• If you create chapters in a title which is stored in the HDD
and copy the title to a DVD-R/RW (Video mode), the
chapter divisions may shift.
Creating chapters automatically
You can create chapter marks from the beginning of
a title at regular intervals automatically. (Chapter
marks are added to those already existing.)
This is convenient for long programs, such as live
sports games.
1) Perform steps 1 to 4 on
2) Press
then press ENTER.
3) Press
interval, then press ENTER.
Chapter divisions are automatically marked at the
selected intervals.
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/ to select "Auto Chapter Create",
/ to select a chapter division
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Notes on contents with 4:3 and 16:9 sizes
mixed which will be copied to DVD-R/RW
(Video mode)
Some content from external sources may contain 4:3
and 16:9 pictures.
DVD-R/RW (Video mode) format cannot record
contents in different picture sizes.
When you create chapters in such content to copy
them onto DVD-R/RW (Video mode), find a point
where 4:3 and 16:9 switches in "Aspect Ratio" and
insert a chapter mark there, so that each chapter is
either in 4:3 or 16:9 picture size.
There may be a case that the indicated "Aspect
Ratio" differs from the actual picture, for example
"4:3" displayed at a scene in 16:9 film. This is not a
defect, as picture size is registered per unit of 15
frames (0.5 second), which is called GOP, and
change of picture size within a GOP is disregarded.
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