Pixel Magic Systems MTV5000 Managing Recorded Programmes, Playback of Recorded Programmes

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6 Recording and Playback

6.8Managing Recorded Programmes

Organising programmes into folders

In order to find recorded programmes faster, Magic TV™ has a folder system where you can move recorded programmes into folders with meaningful names. This can be done from either the To Do or Recorded Programme Lists.

After pressing OK

on a highlighted programme in either list, you can

select ‘Move to Folder’. The available folders are as follows:

 

My Favourites

 

Arts

 

User 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sport

 

Music

 

User 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Movie

 

Culture

 

User 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Concert

 

Education

 

User 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Children

 

Entertainment

 

Not in Folder

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Performance

 

Documentary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To view the contents of the folders, simply go to the Recorded Programme List and press GREEN .

Deleting and undeleting files

When browsing your recorded programmes, you can delete them by pressing OK and choosing “Delete this programme” or by pressing

CLEAR

Magic TV™ then marks these files as ‘deleted’ and removes them from the listings. The HDD space is now available for further recordings.

However, it is still possible to recover deleted files provided that they have not been overwritten.

In the main Recorded Programme List, there is a Filter called ‘Trash’. When a programme is highlighted and OK is pressed, you will have the following options:

Undelete this

This will restore the programme and it will

programme

behave exactly like it did before deletion

 

 

Permanently remove

Once this has been selected, the file cannot

this programme

be restored

 

 

Exit

 

 

 

Pressing CLEAR on a programme in Trash will permanently remove it after confirmation.

Keeping Files

By default, Magic TV™ will keep all files indefinitely and will not overwrite recordings unless they have been manually deleted. If you keep programmes ‘Forever’, it is possible that Magic TV™ will not be able to make a recording if the disk is full. However, the front panel display and many of the menus contain the disk space information so that you can be aware of a potential problem.

This default setting can be changed in Main Menu Settings Recording Keep Recorded Programme For, and options include numbers of weeks, months, 1 year and ‘Forever’.

After the keep period has passed, Magic TV™ will move the file to Trash and the space will be made available for new recordings.

Individual recordings can be kept for different amount of times by highlighting them in the Recorded Programmes list, pressing OK and choosing the required time period.

A common configuration to avoid the disk becoming full is to set the default to a few months and then set selected recordings to ‘Forever’ for long-term viewing.

6.9Playback of Recorded Programmes

Once a recording has been selected from the Recorded Programmes List, playback will begin. During playback you get all the features you would expect from a video recorder such as pause, fast forward and rewind, but there are some other features too.

These are the functions of remote control buttons during playback:

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Will stop playback and return to the Recorded Programme List. Magic TV™ will remember this point and you can choose to resume playback from this point later

If already playing, this button can be used to display the Timebar for 30 seconds. Pressing will hide it again

Rewind – the programme will rewind at double the normal speed. Press the button again to increase speed of rewind to 4x, 8x and 16x

Fast Forward – the programme will move forward at double the normal speed. Press the button again to increase speed of Fast Forward to 4x, 8x and 16x

Skips backwards 8 seconds

Skips forward 30 seconds

Skips backwards to the previous bookmark or 5 minutes if no bookmark exists

Skips forward to the next bookmark or 5 minutes if no bookmark exists

BLUE

Cycles through the available subtitles (if available)

 

 

YELLOW

Cycles through the available audio tracks

(if available)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Creates a bookmark at the current playback time.

 

You can use the

buttons to skip between

ENTER

bookmarks. Pressing the button again within 10

 

seconds of a bookmark will remove it

 

 

i

Shows an Info Banner about the

recorded programme

 

 

 

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MTV5000 specifications

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