Philips DVDR990 manual On-screen display information, System menu bar, Dvd-Rw, Cd-R/Cd-Rw, Dvd-Ram

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DVD-RW

Only plays if it is recorded in Video mode and has been finalized.

CD Digital Audio

You can play digital audio CDs in conventional style through a stereo system, using the keys on the remote control and/or front panel, or via the TV set using the on-screen display (OSD).

On-screen display information

System menu bar

English

Super Audio CD

Of hybrid SACD discs, the CD layer can be played.

(Super) Video CD

Depending on the material on the disc (a movie, video clips, a drama series, etc.) these discs may have one or more tracks, and tracks may have one or more indexes, as indicated on the disc case. To make access easy and convenient, your recorder lets you move between tracks, and between indexes.

The system menu bar can be called up by pressing any of the following keys on the remote control: SYSTEM

MENU, T/C, ANGLE, Z SUBTITLE, Y AUDIO and a ZOOM.

Widescreen (16:9) TV sets may show only part of the system menu bar in certain screen modes. Select a different screen mode on the TV to see the full menu. A number of recorder functions can be controlled via the system menu bar. You can navigate between the two parts of the system menu bar with the t (left cursor) and the u (right cursor) key.

CD-R/CD-RW

Plays if it contains Audio CD or MP3 material.

The following disc types cannot be used at all, neither for recording nor for playback:

System menu bar icons

PART 1

User preference

Title/Track

Chapter/Index

Audio language

Subtitle language

Angle

Zoom

PART 2

Sound

Step motion

Slow motion

Fast motion

Time search

DVD-RAM

DVD-Audio

Temporary Feedback Field

The system menu bar contains a ‘Temporary Feedback Field’ with information concerning prohibited actions, playback modes, available angles, etc.

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Contents Page Never Make or Change Connections With the Power Switched on Laser safetyGeneral information Contents Playback RecordingUsing your DVD recorder remote control with your TV set Access controlManaging disc content TroubleshootingDVD Video Recorder IntroductionRemote control Box contentsPlacement Cleaning discsConnections back side of your DVD recorder InstallationConnecting to the antenna Connecting to a TV setDigital Multi-channel sound Connecting to audio equipmentConnecting to a receiver equipped with Dolby Pro Logic Connecting to a receiver with two channel analogue stereoConnections frontside of your DVD recorder Connecting to other equipmentCamcorder connection Automatic setting Power supplySwitching on First time set-up virgin modeSubtitle language Manual settingMenu language Audio languageAuto TV Channel Search CountryTime/Date Front of recorder Functional overviewConnection to the mains RF connection to TV set Rear of recorderDisplay Remote control Disc types OperationImportant notes for operation Loading discsCD-R/CD-RW On-screen display informationSystem menu bar DVD-RWStatus box User preference menu operationUser preference menu icons Disc status icons Timer info boxTuner info box Disc type iconsDisc Bar Index Picture ScreenDisc Pointer Other titleUser preferences Setting user preferencesPicture settings Sound settingsFeature settings Language settingsRecord Settings Remote Control settingsPBC Installation Sort/Clear TV channels manually Connecting a decoderManual TV channel search Press System MenuChecking input RecordingBefore you start recording Manual recordingSafe Recording Manual audio controlPress u right cursor Timer programmingRecording with automatic switch-off OTR One-Touch Recording Timer programming with the Video PLUS+ systemTimer programming without the Video PLUS+ system Solution If a timer setting is incorrectProgramming with ’NEXTVIEW Link’ English Playing a Super Video CD disc PlaybackPlaying a DVD+RW or DVD+R disc Playing a pre-recorded DVD- Video discSlow Motion General featuresMoving to another title/track Moving to another chapter/indexRepeat SearchRepeat Repeat A-BTime search ScanSpecial DVD-Video features Special DVD+RW/+R featuresPlayback Control PBC Special VCD featuresPlaying an audio CD SubtitlesPress Pause during play To return to play, press 2 Play PauseMoving to another track Repeat track/discRepeat Album/Track/Disc Playing an MP3 discPlay Moving to another album/trackActivating/deactivating the child lock Access controlAuthorizing discs when Child Lock is activated Child Lock DVD and VCDActivating/Deactivating Parental Control Parental Level DVD-Video onlyChanging the 4-digit code Enter the old code Move to ‘Change code’ using w down cursorTitle settings Managing disc contentDisc Info Screen Erasing a disc Disc SettingsChanging the Disc Name Protection of recordingsMaking your edits DVD-compatible Favourite Scene SelectionCalling up the FSS menu Changing the index picture Inserting chapter markersHiding chapters Deleting chapter markersAppend recording Dividing a titleMonitor Symptom Remedy TroubleshootingDisc errors Timer programmeService codes on the display ‘Disc error’ message on screenDVD+RW disc does not play on a certain DVD player System limitations Diagnosis programmeInstructions Term Explanation GlossaryVCD VCR PAL PBC PCM PDC RGBSecam SvcdAlternative procedure Using your DVD recorder remote control with your TV setAppendix GPM Tel Poland Italy Tel 48-22-571 Tel 800-820026 Toll Free English English Disc Formats Supported SpecificationsPhilips

DVDR990 specifications

The Philips DVDR990 is a versatile and innovative DVD recorder that has garnered attention for its impressive set of features and user-friendly design. Launched as part of Philips' extensive lineup of home entertainment systems, the DVDR990 stands out with its ability to record, play, and manage audio and video content with remarkable ease and quality.

One of the main features of the Philips DVDR990 is its dual recording capability, allowing users to record from various sources, including TV broadcasts, VHS tapes, and even camcorders. This flexibility enables users to capture their favorite shows or home videos effortlessly on DVD media, providing a convenient method to preserve cherished memories or must-see content.

The DVDR990 supports multiple recording formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW. This wide range of media compatibility ensures that users can choose the format that best fits their needs. The ability to rewrite on DVD-RW and DVD+RW discs allows for easy editing and re-recording, catering to those who frequently capture content.

Additionally, the DVDR990 is equipped with a built-in digital tuner, allowing users to receive digital television signals without the need for an external tuner box. This feature simplifies the recording process and enhances overall convenience, especially as the transition to digital broadcasting has become more prevalent.

Picture and sound quality are significantly enhanced thanks to technologies such as Progressive Scan. This feature provides smoother video playback and improved picture clarity, particularly noticeable when playing back high-definition content. Built-in Dolby Digital support ensures a rich audio experience, making movie nights or home entertainment a pleasurable experience.

Moreover, the Philips DVDR990 includes a variety of connectivity options, such as composite, S-Video, and digital audio outputs. These connections enable users to easily hook up the device to different TVs or audio systems, maximizing the performance and compatibility of their home entertainment setup.

To further enhance user experience, the device incorporates an intuitive on-screen menu system. This user-friendly interface allows for straightforward navigation through various functions, including programmed recordings and playback options. The included remote control adds to the convenience, making it simple to operate from anywhere in the room.

In summary, the Philips DVDR990 is a robust DVD recorder that combines functionality, quality, and ease of use. Whether one is looking to archive home videos or record television programs, this device provides the tools necessary for a satisfying home entertainment experience, making it a noteworthy addition to any multimedia environment.
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