Samsung DVD-VR357 instruction manual Editing the Scheduled Record List, Recording mode VCR

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Recording

DVD-Recorder

 

Scheduled Record List

DVD-RAM(VR)

 

Current Time 1:07 AM

No.

To

Source

Date

Start

End Mode

Edit

 

 

 

No. 01

 

 

 

To

Source

Date

Start

End Mode

 

DVD

AV 2

01/01

03:05 AM 05:05 AM

SP

Recordable Time

00:45

SP

 

 

MOVE

ENTER

RETURN

EXIT

Recording mode (VCR)

AUTO : Select when you want to set video quality automatically. The auto quality depends on remaining time of VCR tape.

SP : Standard Play, for best picture quality.

SLP : Super Long Play, for maximum recording time (3 times SP).

7.Press the ENTER button.

• will appear on the front panel. It means that a timer recording is registered.

If the timer settings overlap

The first program has priority. After recording of the first program is complete, the second program starts being recorded.

8.Turn the power off to finish the timer recording.

• will blink if a disc or tape is not inserted.

■ When the scheduled recording is operating, the program being recorded will not display on the TV.

■The timer recording time may differ from the set time depending on disc status and overall timer recording status (for example, recording times overlapping, or when the previous recording ends within 3 minutes before the start time of the next recording.)

Editing the Scheduled Record List

Follow these directions to edit the timer record list.

1.Press the MENU button.

2.Press the ▲▼ button to select Timer Rec., then press the ENTER or ► button.

3.Press the ▲▼ button to select Scheduled Record List, then press the ENTER or ► button.

4.Press the ▲▼ button to select the number of the scheduled record list you want to edit, then press the ENTER or ► button.

• The Edit and Delete items are displayed.

5.Press the ▲▼ button to select Edit, then press the ENTER button.

• The Timer Recording screen is displayed. Edit the items you want to modify. See the Timer Recording section for more information on Timer Recording Input items. (See pages 57~58)

6.Press the ENTER button to confirm the edited setting.

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Contents DVD-VR357 Getting Started FCC Note for U.S.AMaintenance of Cabinet PrecautionImportant Safety Instructions Handling CautionsDisc Storage Disc SpecificationsDVD-RAM Disc Playback and Recording ProtectionDVD+RW Disc Playback and Recording Do not use the following discsContents Troubleshooting EZ REC ModeDVD-VIDEO/DVD-RAM/DVD±RW/DVD±R General Features Using a DVD-R Using a DVD-RAMUsing a DVD±RW/+R Select the disc typeUnpacking If the remote control does not operate properly Preparing the Remote ControlInstall Batteries in the Remote Control Brand CodesTour of the Remote Control Front Panel DescriptionFront Panel Display Rear Panel Hdmi OUTConnecting & Setting Up Connecting HDMI/DVI to a TV Connecting to a TV with an Hdmi JackTo set the Hdmi output resolution 480p/720p/ 1080i, see Connecting to a TV with a DVI JackHdmi connection description Connecting the Video Cable Connecting to Component Video Input Jacks Y,PB,PRConnecting to an S-Video Input Jacks Connecting to a Video Input Jacks Select one of the Audio connections on the following pages Connecting the Audio CableConnecting to your TV This connection will use your TV’s speakersConnecting to a Stereo Amplifier with Analog Input Jacks Connecting to an AV Amplifier with a Digital Input Jack Connecting External Devices Connecting a Camcorder Enter Button On-Screen Menu NavigationClock Set Press this button to exit the on-screen menuSetting Up the Audio Options Setting Up the Language OptionsDigital Output TV Aspect Setting Up the VideoDisplay OptionsDynamic Compression Input LevelDivXR Registration HDMI/DVI Resolution3D Noise Reduction Scan buttonChanging the Password Setting Up the Parental ControlChanging the Rating Level Auto Play VCR SettingAuto Repeat Control Cable Box ControlConnection CH Digit Lock Mode for SET buttonVideo Input Brand CodeDVD EP Mode Time Automatic Chapter CreatorAnynet+HDMI-CEC For using Anynet+HDMI-CECQuick Recording TV MenuRegion code DVD-Video only Disc types that can be playedPlaying a Disc Discs That Cannot be PlayedFor DVD-VIDEO Discs Using the Disc Menu and Title MenuUsing the Search & Skip Functions For DVD-RAM/DVD±RW/DVD±R DiscsSkipping Ahead 30 Seconds Slow Motion Play/Step Motion PlaySkipping Chapters or Tracks Slow Motion PlayMoving to a Desired Scene Directly Using the Anykey buttonRepeat Playback Playing RepeatedlyPlaying a Certain Section Repeatedly Selecting the Subtitle LanguageTo return to normal playback Selecting the Audio language Changing the Camera AngleZooming-In Using the BookmarksSetting Bookmarks Playing Back a BookmarkPlaying Back a Marker Using the MarkersSetting Markers Clearing a MarkerPlaying Back an Audio CD CD-DA/MP3 Audio CDCD-DA Screen Elements Play mode iconPlaying an Audio CD CD-DA Playing an MP3 Disc MP3 Screen Elements Play mode iconRepeat Playback of an Audio/MP3 Disc To Program Tracks Play Option ModePlaying a Picture Disc You can register a maximum 30 tracks in the playlistMPEG4 Function Description Playing an MPEG4 DiscStill or step mode, press the Search Tracking Special VCR Playback FeaturesPlaying the VCR Frame AdvanceVHS Playback Variable Search SystemDVD-R Recordable discsDVD-RAM DVD-RW DVD+RW DVD+RRecording Formats Recording ModeDVD-RAM/-RWVR mode DVD-RWVideo mode/-RUnrecordable Video Concerning Copy Control SignalsContent Protection for Recordable Media Cprm Recording from External Equipment you are WatchingTo stop recording Pausing / ResumingVCR → SP → SLP Recording Through the DV Input Jack Making a One Touch Recording OTR Auto mode, the most suitable record mode is chosen Making a Timer RecordingStart/End Time Start and end time of the timer recording Recording mode DVDFollow these directions to edit the timer record list Recording mode VCRIf the timer settings overlap Editing the Scheduled Record ListEZ REC Mode Deleting the Scheduled Record ListMaximum Recording Time SP vs. SLP Basic VCR RecordingBefore starting Watch a different media during recording Special Recording FeaturesCheck Remaining Time To Add Recording TimeTo Copy from DVD to VCR Copy to DVD or VCRDirect Copy DVD to VCR To Copy from VCR to DVD Direct Copy VCR to DVDPlaying the Title List Title List Screen ElementsRecording on Free Space Basic Editing Title ListRenamingLabeling a Title Deleting a Title LockingProtecting a TitleLocked status Deleting a Section of a Title Edit Title List Screen ElementsDeleting a Chapter Editing a ChapterAdding a Chapter Chapter Edit Screen ElementsDeleting all Chapters Dividing a TitleHiding a Chapter Follow steps 1 to 3 onPlaying Titles in the Playlist Advanced Editing PlaylistCreating a Playlist Follow these instructions to play the playlist titlesPlaying a Selected Scene Renaming a Playlist TitleEditing a Scene for the Playlist Follow these instructions to edit scenes for a playlistModifying a Scene Replacing a Scene Moving a Scene Changing the Position of a SceneAdding a Scene Deleting a SceneDeleting a Playlist Title from the Playlist Disc ManagerCopying a Playlist Title to the VCR Editing the Disc NameDVD-RAM DVD-RW Disc ProtectionFormatting a Disc DiscDVD-RW can be finalized or unfinalized in VR mode Unfinalizing a disc V/VR modeFinalizing a disc Delete All Title Lists Edit CompatibleControl password Power turns onTimer recording does Input is displayedTroubleshooting DVD Troubleshooting VCR Cable Box/Satellite Receiver Brand Code Table Cable box brandTFC Satellite receiver brand HTSProblems and Solutions Display error Message Problem Explanation / Solution MPEG-II SpecificationsAudio Output DVD Audio CDCD-DASamsung DVD Recorder & VCR Contact Samsung World Wide Challenger Road, Ridgefield Park, N.J.07660-0511 TEL 1-800-SAMSUNG Service DivisionHeadquarters Valley Road, Suite Mount Arlington, NJ

DVD-VR357 specifications

The Samsung DVD-VR357 is a versatile and modern combination DVD recorder and VCR that integrates the best of both worlds for consumers who still value VHS tapes while transitioning to DVD technology. This device reflects Samsung's commitment to innovation, offering a user-friendly platform with a host of features that appeal to home entertainment enthusiasts.

One of the standout features of the DVD-VR357 is its ability to record directly from a broadcast signal onto DVD. It supports both DVD-R and DVD-RW formats, allowing users to create their own DVD compilations of their favorite shows or home videos. Additionally, the unit incorporates a built-in high-quality tuner, which facilitates recording directly from cable or antenna sources, ensuring users can capture their preferred programming effortlessly.

Another notable feature is the ease of dubbing from VHS to DVD. The integrated VCR makes it convenient for users to transfer their cherished VHS collections to a more durable and accessible format. This function is especially valuable for those who want to preserve family memories or rare recordings, ensuring they last for years to come.

The Samsung DVD-VR357 also showcases progressive scan technology, enhancing the playback quality of DVDs. This technology reduces motion blur during fast-paced scenes, providing a smoother and more enjoyable viewing experience. With multiple audio options, including Dolby Digital output, the device ensures users enjoy rich, high-fidelity sound.

Connectivity options are abundant with the DVD-VR357. The unit features composite video outputs as well as S-Video and audio jacks, enabling users to connect it easily to various televisions and home theater systems. Furthermore, the inclusion of a built-in timer and programming features allows for scheduled recordings, providing convenience for users with busy lifestyles.

User-friendliness is a key characteristic of the Samsung DVD-VR357. Its intuitive on-screen menus and control layout ensure that even those who are less tech-savvy can navigate its functionalities with ease. The lightweight design, combined with a compact form factor, makes it easy to integrate into any entertainment setup.

In conclusion, the Samsung DVD-VR357 is an ideal choice for anyone looking to embrace the DVD format while still utilizing existing VHS tapes. With its recording capabilities, superior playback quality, and ease of use, it bridges the gap between old and new technology, making it a worthwhile addition to any home entertainment system.
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