Marking The Contents For Recording; Clearing The Time Shift Buffer - Philips DVDR5520H User Manual

Marking the contents for recording

You need to 'mark' the contents in the
Time Shift Buffer before it can be
recorded to the hard disk. The recording
will take effect when you put the
recorder to standby mode.
To fi nd a scene within the Time
Shift Buffer
Rotate the rotary wheel to skip backward
or forward in the Time Shift Buffer.
Fast rotate the rotary wheel for fast
backward/forward search.
To mark the starting point of
recording
Press REC once.
To mark the end of the recording
Navigate to the end of the scene and
press STOP x.
To cancel the marked recording
Press the Red button.
Helpful Hints:
– Marking of recording can be done forward
or backward within the Time Shift Buffer.
– You can set the length of skip search
interval, see chapter 'System Menu Options -
Playback settings - { Replay interval } / { Skip
interval } for details.
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Clearing the Time Shift Buffer

All the contents in the Time Shift Buffer
will be cleared when you switch the
recorder to standby mode, except for
the marked contents which will then be
stored into the hard disk. You can also
clear the contents using the following
steps while the recorder is turned on.
A
Press OPTIONS on the remote control.
The tools menu appears.
Tools
Audio language
Time search
Reset TSB
Settings
B
Move to { Reset TSB } and press OK.
A warning message on clearing the
Time Shift Buffer appears.
Warning
This action will clear the Time Shift Buffer.
Do you want to continue?
Yes No
C
To proceed, select { Yes } in the menu
and press OK on the remote control.
Otherwise, select { No } in the menu and
press OK on the remote control to
abort the operation.
Note:
In addition, executing the following
actions will also clear the contents in the
Time Shift Buffer:
– Press CAM on the remote control.
– Access { Tuner } option in the system
settings menu.
– Change the { Record mode } or
{ Clock } setting.
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