JVC 240-020-505 Recording with the Front Panel, Using the Foot Switch to Perform Recording

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Recording

Recording with the Front Panel

Recording with the Front Panel (continued)

This DVD recorder recording operations can be carried out in two different ways — namely, using the buttons provided on the front panel and using the on-screen REC CONTROL panel. In the latter case, furthermore, recording operations can be performed using a keyboard. The following section, however, will provide a description of recording using the front panel buttons.

On a DVD, the section of video recorded between the start of recording and pressing of the STOP button to end recording is stored as a single title, and a unique title number is assigned to each of these sections. A single disc can contain up to 99 different titles. In addition, each title can be separated into a number of different chapters by inserting chapter marks at the appropriate points, and each title can contain up to 99 chapters.

Information relating to titles and chapters is stored on a disc in the form of title and chapter menus. When the disc is being played, therefore, the title and chapter menus can be used to access specific sections of stored video and audio.

 

LCD display

 

BUSY

OPERATE

OPEN/CLOSE

 

OPEN/CLOSE button

Note

When recording is stopped or a title is closed, the message will appear on the VIDEO LINE OUT, Y/C OUT, or DVI OUT monitor.

6.End recording and remove the disc.

Depending on how the disc will be used, one of two different procedures is implemented at this time.

If more content will be recorded to the disc using this DVD recorder: Simply press the OPEN/CLOSE button and remove the disc. (Do not finalize the disc before it is removed.)

* The AUTO FINALIZE item on the DISC menu screen will have to be set to OFF.

If the disc is to be played on a different DVD player:

Finalize the disc, press the OPEN/CLOSE button, and then remove the disc. For more details regarding finalizing, refer to page 43.

Inserting Chapter Marks Manually or Automatically

 

 

 

 

OPTION DV Y/C LINE

AUDIO

 

TITLE

CHAPTER

 

SET UP

CH1

DOLBY DIGITAL

 

 

 

 

 

LPCM MPEG

 

 

 

 

CH2

 

 

 

 

 

PHONES

REV STOP

PLAY

FWD PAUSE REC

TOP

SET

 

 

 

 

MENU MENU

 

STOP button

 

 

REC button

 

 

PLAY button

 

PAUSE button

 

 

RECORDER MENU (1/2) screen

RECORDER MENU (1/2)

 

MENU

 

 

 

 

 

MANUAL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER CREATION

 

SET INTERVAL

Every05Min

 

AUTO CHAPTER (RECPAUSE)

ON

 

ENCODE QUALITY

SP

 

TIMELAPSE REC

NO USE

 It is possible to insert a chapter mark either manually or automatically.

Indexes are written together with chapter marks.

The actual method to be used is determined by CHAPTER CREATION and

SET INTERVAL from the RECORDER MENU (1/2) screen.

If chapter marks are to be inserted manually at any point, set CHAPTER

CREATION to MANUAL.

Chapter marks and indexes can then be inserted by pressing the REC button

while recording.

Remaining time

Monitor display

000 min

 

 

REC

04/05/06

TITLE 01 00:11:22

11:20:00

CHAPTER 01 00:11:22

 

 

 

Title and chapter numbers

Notes

A maximum of 10 minutes will be

required to complete title closing.

The remaining time available for

recording on a disc will be displayed

on the monitor. Note that this is to be

used as a general guide, not as an

Insert a disc that can be recorded on.

1.

With the DVD recorder stopped, make all of the required settings

 

and adjust the audio recording levels.

2.

Start recording.

 

This is done by pressing and holding the REC button first, followed the PLAY

 

button.

3.

Pause recording.

 

This is done by pressing the PAUSE button.

 

The recording pause mode is entered.

 

When the AUTO CHAPTER (REC PAUSE) item of the RECORDER [1/2]

 

screen is set to ON, a chapter mark is automatically inserted when the

 

recording pause mode is entered.

 

A number of different methods can also be used for the manual or automatic

 

insertion of chapter marks. (Page 39)

4.

Restart recording.

 

Press the PLAY or PAUSE button.

 

Recording will begin once again and a new chapter will be created in the

 

current title.

5.

End recording (i.e., close the title)

AUDIO ENCODE

DOLBY DIGITAL

DAILY REC

NO USE

If chapter marks are to be inserted automatically, first of all set CHAPTER

CREATION to AUTO. Then use SET INTERVAL to set a time (in minutes) for

chapter mark insertion.

The DVD recorder will insert chapter marks and indexes at the corresponding

intervals during recording.

 Whether a chapter mark is automatically inserted or not during a recording

pause is set with the AUTO CHAPTER (REC PAUSE) item.

ON : Insert a chapter mark and index.

OFF : Do not insert a chapter mark and index.

Notes

The frame at which a chapter mark is inserted will be used for the corresponding thumbnail in the chapter menu. When EDIT MENU from the DVD MENU screen is set to ENABLE, the frames used for thumbnails can be modified on the THUMBNAIL EDIT screen that appears automatically at the end of recording.

Each title can contain up to 99 chapters.

In certain cases, the frames used for chapter menu thumbnails may differ slightly from the exact frames at which the corresponding chapter marks were inserted.

Indexes can be added or deleted when in the Playback mode.

exact figure. (DISPLAY and REMAIN

from the DISPLAY MENU screen must

both be ON for this figure to be

displayed.)

During the recording process, the

current title number and chapter

number are displayed on the monitor.

(ONSCREEN will be displayed when

the DISPLAY item is ON and the TITLE/

CHAPTER/INDEX item is set to

TITLE+CHAPTER.)

Press the STOP button when either recording or paused.

The action of the DVD recorder following the end of recording depends on

the setting of EDIT MENU from the DVD MENU screen.

DISABLE : Recording is ended and the chapter menu is created using

preset settings (i.e., the title is closed).

ENABLE : The THUMBNAIL EDIT screen will appear. This screen can be used to modify the chapter menu’s display style, to change the thumbnails used, to input chapter names, and to perform other similar functions. For more details, refer to page 44.

If additional recording is to be carried out, repeat steps 1 through 5 above.

In such a case, the subsequent recording is stored as a new title.

Using the Foot Switch to Perform Recording

Operations such as recording and writing chapter marks (indexes) can be performed using the external switch that is connected to the foot switch terminal at the rear of this unit.

Use the FOOT SW1 terminal to turn ON/OFF recording. The FOOT SW1 item on the REMOTE menu screen can be used to specify whether to use the FOOT SW1 terminal as well as to specify conditions for using the terminal. (Page 70)

Use the FOOT SW2 terminal to write chapter marks (indexes). The FOOT SW2 item on the REMOTE menu screen can be used to specify whether to use the FOOT SW2 terminal as well as to specify conditions for using the terminal. (Page 70)

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Contents DVD Recorder For Customer UseImportant Safeguards UL.60601-1, CAN/CSA C22.2 NO.601.1 56PA Safety Precautions Precautions de SecuriteInformation for USA Supplément Stryker EndoscopySupplement PictographsPrécaution d’utilisation du câble d’alimentation +/- 1 kV Differential mode Supplement for medical UseXII Recommended separation distanceContents Overview of Functions Precautions for DVD Recorder UseIntroduction Details Regarding Discs Precautions for Disc UsageIntroduction Front Panel DVD Data ConfigurationComponent Names & Functions Screen SizesComponent Names & Functions Rear Panel LCD Display and On-Screen Content LCD DisplayDisc Repair Feature LCD Display and On-Screen ContentOn-Screen Content Status MessagesAlarm Messages Only the Video Line OUT or Y/C OUT terminal Event Messages Only the Video Line OUT or Y/C OUT terminalTurning the Power On Signal ConnectionsPower Connections Turning the Power OffInserting & Removing Discs Using a KeyboardPreparation Inserting a Disc Removing a DiscDisplaying the Date and Time Setting & Displaying the Date & TimeSetting the Date and Time To display date and time information on-screenPreparing a Disc for Recording Settings & Controls for RecordingDVD Recording Canceling the Finalization of a DVD-RW / DVD+RW Settings & Controls for RecordingPre-Recording Settings Erasing All Data From a DVD-RW / DVD+RW DiscVideo Encoding Setting the Encoding Format for Audio & VideoSetting Encoding Formats Audio EncodingSelecting the Adjustment Method Adjusting of Audio Recording LevelsAdjusting the Audio Recording Levels Checking the Video InputTitle & Chapter Menus Select DVD Menu from the Setup Menu and then press the SETConfirm the settings for the currently selected style Selecting Styles for Title & Chapter MenuChanging Styles for Title & Chapter Menus RecordingRecording Sequence Recording with the Front Panel Using the Foot Switch to Perform RecordingRecording Inserting Chapter Marks Manually or AutomaticallyUsing a Keyboard to Control Recording Timelapse RecordingFinalizing Daily REC Daily RecordingFinalizing for Playback on Other DVD Players Changing & Naming Thumbnails for Chapter Menus Title & Chapter Menu SettingsChanging Chapter Menus Thumbnail Edit Screen Opening the Thumbnail Edit Screen Changing ThumbnailsEntering Names and Comments for Chapter Menus Title & Chapter Menu SettingsChanging & Checking Chapter Menu Styles Changing the Display StyleEnding the Editing of Chapter Menus Checking the Chapter Menu ScreenOpening the Title Menu Screen Changing & Checking Title Menu Styles & NamesChecking the Title Menu Screen Finalizing Discs Change the default name in the text boxChanging Names for the Title Menu Press the Enter keyPlaying Back a Finalized Disc PlaybackPlaying Back a Disc Playing Back a Disc before FinalizingIndex Writing and Index Search PlaybackFast & Slow Playback Playing the Previous or Next ChapterSetup Menu Setting the Setup MenuSetup Menus Setup MenuSetup Menu Configuration System Menu Screen Disc Menu ScreenInput Select Menu Screen Keyboard English AC in Mode Power onPower OFF Style FrenchDVD Menu Screen Recorder Menu 2/2 screen Recorder Menu ScreenRecorder Menu 1/2 screen Remote Menu Screen Network Menu Screen Clock Adjust Menu ScreenDisplay Menu Screen Operation Procedure Changing the Signal System Ntsc / PALSpecifications OthersOthers TroubleshootingService and Claims Warranty Statement

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