Philips HDRW720/69 Manual recordings, Starting a recording, Recording the previous TV show

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Quick install guide

Manual recordings

When you switch on the DVD recorder, the currently selected TV programme will be recorded will be recorded in the Time Shift Buffer. In order to store a recording on the HDD, you must mark it red in the Time Shift Buffer (time bar) before the Time Shift Buffer is deleted.

How can I delete the Time Shift Buffer?

-Switch off the recorder using STANDBY m

-Select the 'Flush Buffer' feature ( SYSTEM MENU button, 'Set up' menu)

-The preset time of the Time Shift Buffer (1-6 hours) has expired

Starting a recording

1In case the time bar of the Time Shift Buffer is not visible on the screen, press INFO on the remote control.

2Press REC/OTR n .

P The red light around the record button n on the front will switch on.

P '1 Programm +30' will appear on the screen on the right end of the time bar. This indicates that the recording will automatically end after 30 minutes. Press

REC/OTR n several times to prolong the switch-off time.

Recording the previous TV show

If the DVD recorded has been on for some time, the Time Shift Buffer already contains recordings. You can select those recordings (TV shows) that you want to store on the HDD.

-Select the beginning of the oldest recording with D or C and hold down REC/OTR n to mark the recording from the beginning.

-Select the end of the most recent recording using C or D and hold down the RED function button to cut off the end.

You can remove the marker using the RED function button.

Ending a recording manually(immediately)

1If necessary, switch the TV set to the programme number (input socket) of the DVD recorder.

2Press STOP h

PA message appears on the screen, asking whether you really want to end the recording.

OIf you want to end the recording, select 'Yes' with D and confirm with OK .

OIf you do not want to end the recording, confirm 'No' using OK .

STOP h will always end only the current recording (current time).

If you want to end a recording earlier than scheduled (jump back in the Time Shift Buffer using D ), proceed as follows:

-Press INFO to display the time bar.

-Hold down the red function button.

3To permanently store the recording on the hard disk, you have to erase the Time Shift Buffer. The following options are available: O the preset Time Shift Buffer period expires (the default setting

is 3 hours)

Othe Time Shift Buffer is manually erased ('Flush

Buffer'function( SYSTEM MENU button, 'Set up'menu ))

Oyou turn off the DVD recorder with STANDBY m

Oyou switch to camera mode using CAM (switch back with the same function button).

Starting a recording from the current position (from here onward)

You can also start a recording immediately, regardless of the recordings in the Time Shift Buffer.

1Hold down REC/OTR n until the red light on the record button n at the front switches on.

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HDRW720/69 specifications

The Philips HDRW720/69 is a noteworthy addition to the realm of digital video recorders, recognized for its cutting-edge features and user-friendly interface. This state-of-the-art device is engineered to enhance your viewing experience by providing multiple recording options and high-quality playback capabilities.

One of the most prominent features of the HDRW720/69 is its compatibility with high-definition video recording. It supports a robust range of video formats, ensuring that users can record their favorite shows and movies in pristine quality. The device is equipped with a 160GB hard disk drive, allowing for ample storage space to record over 200 hours of standard definition content or around 50 hours of high-definition programming. This capacity makes it an ideal choice for television enthusiasts who do not want to miss any of their favored content.

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Overall, the Philips HDRW720/69 is a highly functional digital video recorder that caters to both casual viewers and avid fans of television. With its impressive features and reliable performance, it stands out as an excellent choice for anyone looking to elevate their home entertainment experience.
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