Control via Q Link and Hdmi Hdavi Control

Connection with HDMI cable (not included)

Connection to an amplifier

Television set

HDMI IN

Amplifier

HDMI IN

HDMI OUT

AV OUT

AUDIO OUT

DVD Recorder

(High Definition Multimedia Interface)

If you connect the DVD Recorder to an HDMI-compatible unit, just one cable transfers a high quality digital audio and video signal without interference.

!Once an HDAVI Control compatible unit has been connected to the HDMI terminal, switch the units on and automatically selects the input channel for the DVD Recorder. Repeat the procedure if there is any change to the HDMI terminal.

The audio signal cannot be transmitted via HDMI if an externally connected unit does not support CPPM (Content Protection for Prerecorded Media), or when playing a

DVD audio with copy protection. In this case, use an audio cable.

If a connected TV only supports dual-channel audio, then an audio signal with 3 or more channels is down-converted, with output through 2 audio channels.

It is not always possible to down-convert all discs.68 Titles where down-converting is not possible can only be reproduced via HDMI through an amplifier which corresponds to the HDMI Ver. 1.1 standard or higher and is CPPM compatible.

Connect an amplifier complying with the HDMI Ver. 1.1 standard and adjust the
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For HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection) compatible units with DVI (Digital Visual Interface) connection (e.g. PC monitors): depending on the unit, it is possible that a DVI/HDMI adapter does not reproduce the video signal perfectly. The audio signal is not transmitted in this case.

If you connect this unit with an HDMI cable to a Panasonic television set with HDAVI control function, then both units can be controlled.

If you connect this unit with an fully wired

21 pin scart cable you can use the Q Link functions to control the television and this unit. You can use both kinds of connection at the

same time.
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The following systems from other manufacturers have similar function to Q Link from Panasonic.

-Easy Link (Trademark of Philips)

-SMARTLINK (Trademark of Sony)

-DATA LOGIC (Trademark of Metz)

-Megalogic (Trademark of Grundig)

For details, refer to your television's operating instructions or consult your dealer.

A TV takes a certain time to change over the input channel for the DVD Recorder automatically. It is therefore possible that the television set does not display the playback at

the start of the title. Press SKIP or

SLOW/SEARCH to return to the start of the playback.

Control via Q Link and HDMI (HDAVI Control)

Automatic input changeover (Easy Playback)

If you start the playback function or select a menu (e.g. Direct Navigator, Timer Recording), the TV automatically switches to the input channel for the DVD Recorder.

If you are recording on the DVD drive, the TV does not automatically change to the input channel.

Direct TV recording

Press DIRECT TV REC to directly record the programme you are currently watching. You do not need to enter anything else.

Power on link

If you start the playback function or e.g. select the menu Direct Navigator or Timer Recording or by inserting a disc, the television set switches on and automatically selects the input channel for the DVD Recorder.

If you are recording on the DVD drive, the TV does not automatically change to the input channel.

TV/DVD automatic switch-on

If the TV set and DVD Recorder are switched off (in standby), both units are switched on automatically by pressing PLAY, DIRECT NAVIGATOR, GUIDE, ShowView or PROG/CHECK.

Power off link

If the television set is switched off, this unit automatically switches off as well. The unit also switches off while the menu FUNCTIONS, DISPLAY or status messages are being displayed, and even when a Timer-controlled recording has been programmed or during playback.

The unit does not switch off during a recording with the REC button, the Copying function or while a disc is being finalized.

Download from TV (analogue channels only)

Station transfer from television set. During [data transfer from TV], data for the station list are automatically downloaded from the TV set. The stations are stored in the same presets of the DVD Recorder as on your TV set.

This unit allows for Timer Recordings using the programming function of the television (e.g. IDTV).

DMR-EX95V specifications

The Panasonic DMR-EX95V is a versatile and feature-rich digital video recorder that blends superior recording capabilities with a host of multimedia functions. It presents an attractive option for anyone looking to enhance their home entertainment experience.

One of the standout features of the DMR-EX95V is its built-in hard drive, providing substantial storage capacity that allows users to record and store a wide range of television programming. This model typically comes equipped with a 250GB hard drive, which translates to substantial recording time, accommodating both standard and high-definition content. Users can effortlessly manage recordings with intuitive scheduling and series recording functions, ensuring that they never miss their favorite shows.

The DMR-EX95V also includes a high-quality DVD recorder, capable of writing to various formats such as DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW. This gives users the flexibility to create personalized compilations of their favorite shows, movies, or home videos. An essential addition to this feature set is the ability to archive digital content onto DVD, preserving valuable memories for years to come.

Another noteworthy aspect of the DMR-EX95V is its integrated digital tuner. This feature allows users to receive digital terrestrial broadcasts without needing an additional set-top box. The digital tuner supports multiple channels and formats, ensuring clarity and quality for live television viewing, with options to pause and rewind live TV for an improved viewing experience.

The unit also incorporates various connectivity options including HDMI, SCART, and USB ports, enabling seamless integration with other devices within a home entertainment setup. The USB port can be particularly useful for playing back media from external drives or for firmware updates, ensuring the device remains current.

In terms of technology, Panasonic has embedded advanced processing capabilities which enhance video quality during playback and recording. Features like Viera Link are also included, enabling control of multiple Panasonic devices connected via HDMI, streamlining the user experience.

Additionally, the DMR-EX95V has user-friendly navigation, ensuring that even novice users can navigate the system effortlessly. The on-screen menus are well-organized and intuitive, simplifying tasks such as programming recordings or finding content.

Overall, the Panasonic DMR-EX95V is a robust multimedia solution, combining recording versatility, quality playback, and smart digital features, making it a worthy addition to any home entertainment system. Whether for avid television watchers or casual viewers, the DMR-EX95V stands out in its class for providing a comprehensive and enjoyable viewing experience.