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When you have made a recording, you can delete it, shorten it, copy it
Edit recordings
Delete an entire recording | Split one recording into two |
to a connected recorder (such as a DVD recorder), or split it into two separate recordings.
In addition, the OPTIONS menu allows you to activate, change or deactivate settings for the selected recording. You can change the name of the recording, assign the recording to a Group, and select settings for protection and Parental lock.
You can delete any recordings you do not want, including protected recordings.
To delete a recording …
>Press V MEM* then the green button to bring up the hard disc recorder’s main menu. HARD DISC CONTENT is already highlighted.
>Press GO to bring up the menu.
>Press 
to highlight the recording you wish to delete.
>Press the green button to bring up the EDIT menu.
>Press GO to be able to delete the recording – the recording is then shown in yellow.
>Press the yellow button to confirm, or press 
to move the recording back into the list.
>Select another recording to delete or press EXIT to leave the menu.
You can divide a single recording into two. This can make it easier for you to, for example, find a particular scene when browsing through a long recording.
To split a recording into two …
>Press V MEM* then the green button to bring up the hard disc recorder’s main menu. HARD DISC CONTENT is already highlighted.
>Press GO to bring up the menu.
>Press 
to highlight the recording you wish to split.
>Press the green button to bring up the EDIT menu.
>Press 
to highlight SPLIT and press GO. The selected recording is paused at the point where you left off last the time you viewed it.
>Press the green or yellow button to cue through the recording to the point at which you wish to split it, and press STOP to pause playback at this point.
>To split the recording at the chosen point, press the red button. SPLIT RECORDING? appears.
>If you change your mind, press the red button to cancel the split function. Or …
>Press GO to confirm. The recording is split. Each of the two ‘halves’ keeps the name of the original recording, but you can change the names at any time, as described on page 30. The times on the screen – the start time and elapsed time – are changed accordingly.
You can also select a point in time to split the recording using the number buttons on Beo4.
*NOTE! On some Beo4 remote controls, the V MEM button is called V TAPE.