Samsung DVD-HR775A/XET, DVD-HR775A/EDC, DVD-HR777A/EDC manual GNU General Public License GPL

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This product uses parts of the software from the Independent JPEG Group.

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Contents DVD Personal injury ProductImportant Note Important Safety Instructions PrecautionHandling Cautions HDD Hard Disk Drive Maintenance of CabinetDisc Handling ~ Keep in a clean protection jacket Disc SpecificationsDisc Type Disc Copy Contents Copy SpecificationsHDD  DVD DVD  HDD Disc Format ProtectionCopy Protection ~ Not all brands of discs will be compatible with this unit Do not use the following discsMP3 Vendor Brand DSC Digital Still Camera Vendor BrandOthers Product Vendor Brand Contents 102 Specifications Recording ModeTime Shift function as a live signal Making a Timer RecordingGeneral Features Copyright Before reading the user’s manualIcons that will be used in manual About the use of this user’s manualSelect the disc type or HDD How to use the HDD & DVD RecorderFormat the disc to start recording Finalising & Playing on other DVD components RecordingPlaying Editing a recorded discPreparing the Remote Control AccessoriesUnpacking TV STANDBY/ON Controllable TV CodesFront Panel DescriptionRear Panel Front Panel Display Open/Close indicatorPlayback-related Installing batteries in the Remote Control Tour of the Remote ControlCables to watch a DVD from your HDD & DVD Recorder Connecting the HDD & DVD RecorderHDD & DVD Recorder DVD Recorder Additional connectionsDecoder Antenna + HDD & DVD Recorder + External decoder box + TVCase 1 Connecting to a Video Composite output jack Other type of connecting the Video output cableSee Case 2 Component Video output jacksCase 1 Connecting to your TV Other type of connecting the Audio output cableCase 2 Connecting to a stereo amplifier with AV output jacks RearL Speedcategory2 Hdmi cable Connecting HDMI/DVI to a TVCase 1 Connecting to a TV with Hdmi Jack Case 2 Connecting to a TV with DVI Jack` What is the HDCP? ` Why does Samsung use HDMI?` Hdmi High Definition Multimedia Interface ` Copy protected content cannot be recorded Connecting to AV 3 IN, DV input jack` AV 3 in selection will be automatically done Case 2 Connecting a Camcorder to the DV in jack Connecting to USB DevicesMemory On-Screen Menu Navigation Plug & Play Setup. Auto channel scan will be started Setup systemButton Setting the ClockChannel Set Auto ScanningSelect Edit, Delete or Swap Manual SetupSetting up the System Options Setting up the Language OptionsAuto Power Off Setting For using Anynet+ Hdmi CEC Power Save SettingAnynet+ Hdmi CEC HDD & DVD Recorder DivXR RegistrationOutput Setting up the Audio OptionsRelation with Digital Output setting Digital OutputDRC 3D Noise Reduction motion adaptive noise reduction Setting up the Video OptionsThis function allows you to setup the video setting TV Aspect~ RGB Video OutputComponent Output Progressive Scan Available Video Output JackBD Wise Only Samsung products Hdmi ResolutionOutput selection Changing the Password Setting up the Parental LockIf you forgot your password Setting the Rating LevelCvkl Setting up the Recording OptionsEP Mode Time Setting Press the buttons to select Setup, then press the OK orPress the Exit button to exit the menu Insert a disc Mode CompatibilityEZ Record . Press the buttons to select On, then press the OK orLogos of Discs that can be played Region code DVD-Video onlyDisc types that can be played 5GB 7GBVideo 4GBDiscs that cannot be played Playing a Disc~ CVD/CD-ROM/CDV/CD-G/CD-I Szxcvbkl Using the Disc Menu & Title MenuUsing the playback related buttons SxcvklSlow Motion Play Skipping Chapters, Titles or MarkersStep Motion Play Selecting the Subtitle Language Using the Info buttonMoving to a scene directly using the Info SzxcvkldRepeat Play SzxckldSelecting the Soundtracks & Audio Channels Changing the Camera AngleNormal size → X2 → X4 → X2 → normal size SzxcvklZooming-In Repeat A-BPlaying back a marker Using MarkersSetting Markers SXCPlaying back a bookmark Using the BookmarksSetting Bookmarks ZcvklPlaying an Audio CDCD-DA Playing an Audio CD/MP3Audio CDCD-DA Screen Elements Repeat CD CD-DA & MP3 Playing an MP3 DiscMP3 Screen Elements New Playlist CD ImportDelete the Playlist Go To PlaylistGo To Edit Playlist Go To Music List Select ContentsMusic/Photo Simultaneous Playback Press the GREENB, Stop or Return button Viewing a PictureSlide Show RotateChange it simply Using the SortZoom Go To Photo ListDivX Function Description Playing a DivXDivX Subtitle Encoding Greek English, Greek Cyrillic WesternCentral SlovenianCompatibility between Samsung and Other Company’s Recorder Recordable DiscsHDD DVD-RAM DVD-RW DVD+RW Recording Formats DVD-RAM/-RWVR modeDVD-RWV mode/-R DVD-RAM/±RW/±R Recording ModeDVD+RW HDD Concerning Copy Control SignalsUnrecordable pictures DVD-RBefore you start Recording immediatelyRecording the current TV programme you are watching Recording from external equipment you are watching` Do not use DVD-R authoring discs with this unit Copying from a CamcorderTo pause recording To stop recordingHDD & DVD Recorder stops recording Making a One Touch Recording OTRSimultaneous Recording and Playback Using the Play buttonStopping Playback / Recording Time Shift Screen Elements Time Shift function as a live signalUsing the Time Shift function Buttons on the Remote Control used for Time Shift functionMaking a Timer Recording Time of the next recording ` You can make up to 12 Timer RecordingsEditing the Scheduled List Adding a Scheduled ListDelete Recorded List Go To Recorded ListDeleting a Scheduled List Information about Recorded ListGo to Scheduled List Clear Recorded ListPress the Yellowc button Playing the Title Basic Editing Title ListRenaming Labelling a Title Checkmark disappears Locking Protecting a TitleTitle List, then press the Marker button until a checkmark Protect` Once DVD-RW/±R is finalised, it cannot be deleted Deleting a TitleSplitting a Section of a Title Split SxckDeleting a Section of a Title Partial Delete ~ Date In order of when the titles were recorded Using the Sort function Title List~ Name In alphabetical order Time Navigation Navigation MenuScene Navigation Advanced Editing Playlist Select ContentsCreating a Playlist Renaming a Playlist Entry Playing Entries in the PlaylistPlaying a Selected Scene Editing a Scene for the PlaylistModifying a Scene Replacing a Scene Deleting a Scene To setup, follow steps 1 to 3 onMoving a Scene Changing the Position of a Scene Adding a SceneDeleting a Playlist Entry from the Playlist HDD  DVD DVD  HDD About the Copy ScreenDisc tray Copying MP3, Jpeg or DivXDVD-Video Copy File CopyFolder Copy ~ To cancel the copying in progress, press the Exit buttonCopy Changing the name of Music/Photo/DivX fileFolder copying after the current file is copied MP3, JPEG, DivXEditing the Disc Name XcvklXCV Disc ManagerDelete All Title Lists/DivX Lists /Music Lists/Photo Lists Delete All Title ListsHDD/ DVD-RAM/+RW CVLFormatting a Disc Finalising a DiscFinalise Unfinalise Unfinalising a Disc V/VR modeTroubleshooting Recorder DVD-HR775 SpecificationsMPEG-II DVD-HR773GNU General Public License GPL Page No Warranty GNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl Page Page END of Terms and Conditions CIS Correct Disposal of This Product Correct disposal of batteries in this product
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DVD-HR773A/XER, DVD-HR775A/HAC, DVD-HR773A/EDC, DVD-HR775A/EDC, DVD-HR775A/MEA specifications

The Samsung DVD-HR777A/EDC, DVD-HR773A/XEG, DVD-HR775A/XEG, DVD-HR775A/XEB, and DVD-HR777A/AUS are part of Samsung's innovative DVD recorder lineup that combines advanced recording features with versatile playback options. These models cater to a range of home entertainment needs, providing users with the ability to record their favorite TV shows while also enjoying an array of multimedia functionalities.

One of the standout features of these DVD recorders is their built-in hard disk drives, which allow for convenient storage of recorded content. With capacities ranging up to 160GB, users can easily record several hours of programming without the hassle of running out of space. The HDD recording capability simplifies the process of archiving and re-watching shows, making it easy to keep track of favorite episodes or important events.

These models support a variety of recording formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW, ensuring compatibility with various types of blank media. The inclusion of formats such as VR mode further enhances users' ability to edit and manage recordings. The high-quality video output features progressive scan technology that delivers stunning clarity and detail, enhancing the viewing experience.

Samsung's DVD recorders also integrate digital tuners, allowing users to easily access free-to-air digital broadcasts without the need for additional equipment. This functionality broadens the range of content that can be recorded, making it possible to capture local TV channels in high-quality resolution.

Another significant characteristic of the DVD-HR series is their compatibility with various multimedia formats. Users can play back CDs, DVDs, and even view JPEG images on the big screen, providing a comprehensive home entertainment experience. Additionally, the HDMI output facilitates a direct connection to modern televisions, ensuring that users benefit from high-definition picture quality.

These DVD recorders also boast user-friendly interfaces and remote control operation, allowing for seamless navigation through menus and settings. The variety of recording options, including one-touch recording and timer recording capabilities, makes capturing content straightforward and hassle-free.

In conclusion, the Samsung DVD-HR777A/EDC, DVD-HR773A/XEG, DVD-HR775A/XEG, DVD-HR775A/XEB, and DVD-HR777A/AUS models offer impressive features that combine recording versatility with playback convenience, making them excellent additions to any home theater setup. With their robust set of functionalities, they cater to both casual viewers and serious enthusiasts alike.
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