NEC NDH-81 owner manual HDD, VR Mode Original and Playlist Editing, Adding Chapter Markers

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HDD, VR Mode: Original and Playlist Editing

Titles, Chapters and Parts

Titles in the disc’s original content contain one or more chapters. When you insert a disc’s title into the Playlist, all the chapters within that title also appear. In other words, chapters in the Playlist behave exactly as chapters on a DVD-Video disc do. Parts are sections of Original or Playlist titles. From the Original and Playlist menu you can add or delete parts. Adding a chapter or title to the Playlist creates a new title made up of a section (ie., chapter) of an Original title. Deleting a part removes part of a title from the Original or Playlist menu.

Caution

When editing using the Delete, Add and Move functions, the start and end frames may not be exactly as set in the start and end point display. During Playlist playback, you may notice a momentary pause between edits. This is not a malfunction.

Is editing a DVD like editing a video tape?

No. When you edit a video tape you need one video deck to play the original tape and another to record the edits. With DVD, you edit by making a ‘Playlist’ of what to play and when to play it. On playback, the Recorder plays the disc according to the Playlist.

About word ‘Original’ and ‘Playlist’ -RWVR

Throughout this manual, you will often see the words Original and Playlist to refer to the actual content and the edited version.

Original: content refers to what’s actually recorded on the disc.

Playlist: content refers to the edited version of the disc — how the Original content is to be played.

Adding Chapter Markers

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You can create chapters within a title by inserting chapter marks at the desired points.

Note:

Chapter markers can be inserted at regular intervals on DVD recording. You can change this interval from the Initial Setup menu (see “Auto Chapter” on page 19).

During recording or playing back, at the point you want to start a new chapter, press CHP ADD.

A chapter marker icon appears on the TV screen.

Changing Title Thumbnails

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Each title displayed in the Title List menu is represented by a thumbnail picture taken from the start of that title or chapter.

If you prefer, select a different still picture from within a title.

Press THUMBNAIL to make the currently displayed picture the one that appears in the Title List menu. The still picture that you choose appears in both the Original or Playlist menu.

Tip:

You can also change the thumbnail picture of the title on the Chapter List menu. Select a chapter on the Chapter List menu then press THUMBNAIL. The thumbnail picture of the title that includes the chapter is changed.

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Contents HDD/DVD Recorder Risk of Electric Shock Do not Open Contents Cleaning Discs About the Symbol Display Symbol Used in this ManualIntroduction Handling DiscsRecommended recordable DVD discs Recordable and Playable DiscsRegional Code Availability of copying or moving featurePlayable Discs About the internal hard disk drive Front Panel Remote Control Battery Installation Remote ControlRemote Control Operation Connecting to the Aerial Hookup and SettingsRear Panel RF coaxial connectionVideo connection Connections to Your TVAudio Left/Right Connection Component Video connectionAmplifier Receiver Connecting to an AmplifierDigital Multi-channel sound Connecting to the AV in 1 or AV in 2 Jacks Accessory Audio/Video A/V ConnectionsConnecting a Digital Camcorder Front of the recorder Rear RecorderInitial Settings Using the Home MenuGeneral Settings Auto ProgrammingProgram Edit Program EditPower Save Mode Display ModeManual Clock Set TV AspectAudio Settings Language SettingsSet Password Lock Parental Control SettingsRating Area CodeDisc Settings Recording SettingsDisc Protect FinalizeDisc Label Displaying Disc Information on-screen General Explanation On-Screen DisplayDisplaying Information While Watching TV Buttons Operations Discs General Playback FeaturesPlayback Playback Moving to another Title HDD -RWVR If a menu screen is displayed DVD VCDMarker Search Camera Angle DVDPIP Picture in Picture HDD -RWVR 3D Surround -RWVR-RWVideo+RW -RLast Condition Memory DVD Movie List menu options Playing a DivX Movie FileDivX file requirement Playable Audio format AC3, PCM, MP2, MP3, WMAAudio CD and Music menu options Playing an Audio CD or MP3/WMA fileRandom MP3/WMA audio file requirementProgram List menu options Program Playback with Audio CD and MP3/WMA filePhoto List menu options Viewing a Jpeg FilePhoto file requirement Photo sizeRotate Images Skip ImagesView Slide Shows To listen to music while slide show simultaneouslyNaming a file on the HDD Editing a MP3/WMA, JPEG, DivX fileErasing a files/folders from the HDD Moving a files Copying a files to another media or folderRecording Disc types and recording formats, modes, and settingsAbout DVD recording About HDD recordingTimeshift HDD Basic Recording from a TV Instant Timer RecordingTo Pause the Recording Checking the Recording TimeTimer Recording Timer Recording Troubleshooting Checking Timer Recording DetailsRecording from an External Input Recording from External ComponentsRecording from DV Input TroubleshootingBefore DV dubbing Recording from a Digital CamcorderTime Slip HDD Simultaneous recording and playbackPlayback another title during recording Title List and Chapter List Menu Overview EditingAdding Chapter Markers HDD, VR Mode Original and Playlist EditingChanging Title Thumbnails Titles, Chapters and PartsAdding Additional Title/Chapters to the Playlist -RWVR Making a New PlaylistDeleting a Part HDD -RWVR Deleting an Original or Playlist Title/ChapterTime Search HDD -RWVR-RWVideo Remote control buttons for entering a nameNaming a Title Combining Two Titles Into One Sort HDDUndoing/Redoing the Last Deletion -RWVR Combining Two Chapters Into Divide One Titles Into TwoProtect a Title Moving a Playlist Chapter -RWVRHide a Chapter/Title +RW +R Before Dubbing DubbingRestrictions on copying Fast copying MaximumDubbing from DVD to HDD Dubbing from HDD to DVDOne Touch Copy DVD to HDD One Touch Copy HDD to DVDAdditional Information ReferenceOverwriting Recording +RW To finalize a disc, refer to Finalize onArea Codes Language CodesSymptom Cause Solution TroubleshootingIf you observe any of the following symptoms Resetting the recorderYou can reset the recorder as follows Specifications Victoria New South walesQueensland South AustraliaNo MFL30384253

NDH-81 specifications

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