Recording Audio Manually - Archos TV+ User Manual

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"Bitrate":
500kb/s
quality. The higher the encoding rate, the higher the image quality but also more hard drive
space will be used.
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"Sampling":
32kHz
quality sound but will take up more space on the hard drive.
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"Contrast":
adjusts the recorded image contrast.
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"Brightness" *:
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"Saturation" *:
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"Hue" *:
changes the color spectrum in the recorded image.
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"RGB settings" *:
(only when the source outputs an RGB signal).
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"Blue saturation" *:
signal).
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"Red saturation" *:
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"Reset":
changes the above settings to the default values.
* These parameters will vary according to which type of signals are present on
the TV inputs.
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CoPy PRoTECTIoN
• The ARCHOS recording system is designed to respect the Macrovision™ copyright
protection system. If the source of your video is copy-protected, the device will
record in protected mode. You will see a 'P' icon on the recording screen (not dur-
ing playback), indicating that the file will be a protected file.
• Protected files can only be played back on the ARCHOS that created them, and
not on a computer. The playback of protected files is also limited to the HDMI/
HDCP video output (in this case, your TV must have an HDMI/HDCP input con-
nector). It cannot be displayed on a television using any other video output type.
10.3 reCOrding audiO Manuall y
With the ARCHOS, you have the possibility to record audio from most
any standard audio source (hi-fi, turntable, boombox, etc).
RECoRdING PRoCEdURE
1. Connect your audio source's outputs to the ARCHOS' inputs.
MANUAL
V1.0
1000kb/s 1500kb/s
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48kHz
, . This is the sound sampling rate. The higher value gives a higher
adjusts the recorded image brightness.
use this to de-emphasize or saturate the colors in the recorded image.
Automatic Manual
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Adjusts the level of blue (only when the source outputs a component
Adjusts the level of red (only when the source outputs a component signal).
oTHER RECoRdING fUNCTIoNS > P. 70
2000kb/s 2500kb/s
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". Allows you to adjust the 3 RGB color levels
. Use this to set the encoding