Title/Chapter DVD-Video, Track, Example

Helpful Hints	DVD VHS

Title/Chapter (DVD-Video)

DVD-Video are divided into large sections (titles) and smaller sections (chapters). The numbers allocated to these sections are called title numbers and chapter numbers.

Example

(1)				(2)


(3)	(4)	(5)	(3)	(4)

(1)Title 1

(2)Title 2

(3)Chapter 1

(4)Chapter 2

(5)Chapter 3

Track

This is the smallest division on CD, and Video CD.

Example

(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)

(1)Track 1

(2)Track 2

(3)Track 3

(4)Track 4

(5)Track 5

Q Link (This function is not available unless you connect TV and this unit with the 21-pin Scart cable.)

This function works only if the unit is connected via a fully-wired 21- pin Scart cable to a TV featuring the Q Link or similar function.

Q Link offers the following functions:

1)Download from the TV°

When you connect the unit to a TV, the station list data is automatically copied from the TV to the unit, and the TV stations are assigned to the programme positions on the unit in the same order as on the TV.

2)Direct TV Recording

By simply pressing [¥, DIRECT TV REC], you can at once record the same programme that you are watching.

3)TV/DVD Video Recorder Auto Power On°

Even if the TV and the unit are off (standby mode), pressing

[1, PLAY], [TOP MENU, DIRECT NAVIGATOR], [G-Code] or [PROG/CHECK] automatically turns on both the TV and the unit. If the TV is off and the unit is on, when you press the

[FUNCTIONS] or the [1, PLAY], or insert the disc (except DVD-RAM and DVD-R), the TV automatically is turned on.

4)DVD Video Recorder Auto Power Off°

When you turn the TV off, the unit is also turned off. However, this function works in the stop mode.

This function does not work during the following operations: Preset Download, Auto Setup, Auto Clock Setting and Manual Tuning.

This function does also not work when an audio CD is in the disc tray.

°The operations marked with asterisk are only available if the unit is connected to a TV featuring the Q Link function.

Note

≥If “Power Save” is set to “On” (l 43), the Q Link functions do not work when the unit is switched off (standby mode).

VPS/PDC (This function is not available in Australia.)

VPS (Video Programme System)/

PDC (Programme Delivery Control)

VPS or PDC is a very convenient system which records exactly from beginning to end of the TV programmes set in timer recording, even if the actual broadcasting time differs from the scheduled time due to delayed start or extension of the programme duration. Also, if a programme is interrupted, for example, some special news is inserted, the recording will be paused automatically and resumed when the programme continues.

Depending on the signals sent from the TV stations, the VPS/PDC system may not work properly even when “VPS/PDC” has been set to “ON”.

Please check with the broadcasters in your area for details.

≥In the case of VPS/PDC recording, use the correct time (VPS/PDC time) for recording the TV programmes.

Set “VPS/PDC” to “OFF” when the recording time is not the correct time (VPS/PDC time).

VPS/PDC recording is not performed when the time (VPS/PDC time) is incorrect, even if only by 1 minute. To find out the correct time (VPS/PDC time), consult Teletext, a newspaper or magazine, or other source.

≥If the actual broadcasting times of timer recordings overlap (regardless of whether they are VPS/PDC controlled), the recording that starts first always has priority, and the recording of the later programme will start only after the first timer recording has

finished.

≥When the VPS/PDC signal drops out because the broadcast signal is weak, or when a TV station does not transmit a regular VPS/PDC signal, the timer recording will be performed in the normal mode (without VPS/PDC) even if it was programmed for VPS/PDC.

In this case, even if the timer recording is performed, whatever has been programmed will not be cancelled at that particular time but at 4 a.m. the day after tomorrow.

≥The start times of scheduled programmes listed in the newspaper or magazine may be changed at a later date. Set “VPS/PDC” to “OFF” when programming a programme whose start time has been subsequently changed. Particular care must be taken in this respect with G-CODEprogramming since “VPS/PDC” is automatically set to “ON” in some countries.

≥If a programme listed in a newspaper or magazine has two G-CODEnumbers, use the G-CODEnumber for VPS/PDC if you wish to

proceed with VPS/PDC recording using G-CODEprogramming. ≥The default settings for “VPS/PDC” differ depending on the country

concerned.

≥If the broadcasting station is not transmitting VPS/PDC signals, “jjj” appears in the menu for timer programming under “VPS/ PDC”.

≥The beginnings of recordings may not be recorded correctly in some cases.

DMR-E75V specifications

The Panasonic DMR-E75V is a versatile and advanced DVD recorder that was designed to cater to the varied demands of home entertainment enthusiasts. This unit combines a DVD recorder, VCR, and a multitude of features, making it a comprehensive solution for recording and playback needs.

One of the standout features of the DMR-E75V is its ability to record directly onto DVD media. The device supports multiple formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM, enabling users to choose the best media type for their recording preferences. With the integration of high-quality video and audio processing technologies, the DMR-E75V ensures that recordings maintain clarity and richness, emulating the quality of digital broadcasts.

The unit also boasts an impressive Time Slip feature, which allows users to pause live TV and resume viewing at their convenience. This makes it easy to catch up on missed moments without the worry of losing contextual action. Additionally, its built-in 4-head Hi-Fi VCR makes it simple to playback VHS tapes and record them onto DVD, bridging the gap between analog and digital media.

Connectivity is a significant highlight of the DMR-E75V. It includes multiple inputs and outputs, such as composite video, S-video, and component video, ensuring compatibility with various televisions and audio systems. The presence of FireWire input allows for direct connection to compatible camcorders, making it hassle-free to transfer home videos onto DVD.

Another important characteristic of the DMR-E75V is its user-friendly interface, which simplifies programming recordings and navigating menus. The one-touch recording feature further enhances convenience, enabling users to quickly start a recording with minimal setup.

With a built-in tuner, the DMR-E75V allows users to access and record their favorite TV programs directly from the airwaves. This, alongside its timer recording function, ensures that users can easily schedule recordings according to their viewing preferences.

In summary, the Panasonic DMR-E75V is an all-in-one solution that successfully combines the functionalities of a DVD recorder and VCR, making it ideal for consumers looking to manage their media more effectively. With its range of features and emphasis on quality, the DMR-E75V continues to be a reliable choice for home entertainment systems, despite technological advancements in digital streaming and recording.

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