Samsung DVD-HR775A/HAC, DVD-HR775A/EDC, DVD-HR777A/EDC manual GNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl

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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 Do not use the following discs ~ Not all brands of discs will be compatible with this unitMP3 Vendor Brand DSC Digital Still Camera Vendor BrandOthers Product Vendor Brand Contents Making a Timer Recording Recording ModeTime Shift function as a live signal 102 SpecificationsGeneral Features About the use of this user’s manual Before reading the user’s manualIcons that will be used in manual CopyrightSelect the disc type or HDD How to use the HDD & DVD RecorderFormat the disc to start recording Editing a recorded disc RecordingPlaying Finalising & Playing on other DVD componentsPreparing the Remote Control AccessoriesUnpacking Controllable TV Codes TV STANDBY/ONDescription Front PanelRear Panel Front Panel Display Open/Close indicatorPlayback-related Tour of the Remote Control Installing batteries in the Remote ControlCables to watch a DVD from your HDD & DVD Recorder Connecting the HDD & DVD RecorderHDD & DVD Recorder Additional connections DVD RecorderAntenna + HDD & DVD Recorder + External decoder box + TV DecoderOther type of connecting the Video output cable Case 1 Connecting to a Video Composite output jackCase 2 Component Video output jacks SeeOther type of connecting the Audio output cable Case 1 Connecting to your TVCase 2 Connecting to a stereo amplifier with AV output jacks RearL Case 2 Connecting to a TV with DVI Jack Connecting HDMI/DVI to a TVCase 1 Connecting to a TV with Hdmi Jack Speedcategory2 Hdmi cable` 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 Plug & Play Setup On-Screen Menu NavigationSetup system . Auto channel scan will be startedAuto Scanning Setting the ClockChannel Set ButtonManual Setup Select Edit, Delete or SwapSetting up the System Options Setting up the Language OptionsAuto Power Off Setting For using Anynet+ Hdmi CEC Power Save SettingAnynet+ Hdmi CEC DivXR Registration HDD & DVD RecorderDigital Output Setting up the Audio OptionsRelation with Digital Output setting OutputDRC TV Aspect Setting up the Video OptionsThis function allows you to setup the video setting 3D Noise Reduction motion adaptive noise reductionAvailable Video Output Jack Video OutputComponent Output Progressive Scan ~ RGBBD Wise Only Samsung products Hdmi ResolutionOutput selection Setting the Rating Level Setting up the Parental LockIf you forgot your password Changing the PasswordPress the buttons to select Setup, then press the OK or Setting up the Recording OptionsEP Mode Time Setting Cvkl. Press the buttons to select On, then press the OK or Mode CompatibilityEZ Record Press the Exit button to exit the menu Insert a discLogos of Discs that can be played Region code DVD-Video onlyDisc types that can be played 4GB 7GBVideo 5GBDiscs that cannot be played Playing a Disc~ CVD/CD-ROM/CDV/CD-G/CD-I Sxcvkl Using the Disc Menu & Title MenuUsing the playback related buttons SzxcvbklSlow Motion Play Skipping Chapters, Titles or MarkersStep Motion Play Szxcvkld Using the Info buttonMoving to a scene directly using the Info Selecting the Subtitle LanguageChanging the Camera Angle SzxckldSelecting the Soundtracks & Audio Channels Repeat PlayRepeat A-B SzxcvklZooming-In Normal size → X2 → X4 → X2 → normal sizeSXC Using MarkersSetting Markers Playing back a markerZcvkl Using the BookmarksSetting Bookmarks Playing back a bookmarkPlaying an Audio CDCD-DA Playing an Audio CD/MP3Audio CDCD-DA Screen Elements Repeat CD CD-DA & MP3 Playing an MP3 DiscMP3 Screen Elements CD Import New PlaylistDelete the Playlist Go To PlaylistGo To Edit Playlist Go To Music List Select ContentsMusic/Photo Simultaneous Playback Rotate Viewing a PictureSlide Show Press the GREENB, Stop or Return buttonGo To Photo List Using the SortZoom Change it simplyDivX Function Description Playing a DivXDivX Subtitle Encoding Slovenian WesternCentral Greek English, Greek CyrillicCompatibility between Samsung and Other Company’s Recorder Recordable DiscsHDD DVD-RAM DVD-RW DVD+RW Recording Formats DVD-RAM/-RWVR modeDVD-RWV mode/-R Recording Mode DVD-RAM/±RW/±RDVD-R Concerning Copy Control SignalsUnrecordable pictures DVD+RW HDDRecording from external equipment you are watching Recording immediatelyRecording the current TV programme you are watching Before you startTo stop recording Copying from a CamcorderTo pause recording ` Do not use DVD-R authoring discs with this unitMaking a One Touch Recording OTR HDD & DVD Recorder stops recordingSimultaneous Recording and Playback Using the Play buttonStopping Playback / Recording Buttons on the Remote Control used for Time Shift function Time Shift function as a live signalUsing the Time Shift function Time Shift Screen ElementsMaking a Timer Recording Adding a Scheduled List ` You can make up to 12 Timer RecordingsEditing the Scheduled List Time of the next recordingInformation about Recorded List Go To Recorded ListDeleting a Scheduled List Delete Recorded ListGo to Scheduled List Clear Recorded ListPress the Yellowc button Playing the Title Basic Editing Title ListRenaming Labelling a Title Protect Locking Protecting a TitleTitle List, then press the Marker button until a checkmark Checkmark disappearsDeleting a Title ` Once DVD-RW/±R is finalised, it cannot be deletedSplitting 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 Playing Entries in the Playlist Renaming a Playlist EntryPlaying a Selected Scene Editing a Scene for the PlaylistModifying a Scene Replacing a Scene Adding a Scene To setup, follow steps 1 to 3 onMoving a Scene Changing the Position of a Scene Deleting a SceneDeleting a Playlist Entry from the Playlist About the Copy Screen HDD  DVD DVD  HDDFile Copy Copying MP3, Jpeg or DivXDVD-Video Copy Disc tray~ To cancel the copying in progress, press the Exit button Folder CopyMP3, JPEG, DivX Changing the name of Music/Photo/DivX fileFolder copying after the current file is copied CopyDisc Manager XcvklXCV Editing the Disc NameDelete All Title Lists Delete All Title Lists/DivX Lists /Music Lists/Photo ListsFinalising a Disc CVLFormatting a Disc HDD/ DVD-RAM/+RWUnfinalising a Disc V/VR mode Finalise UnfinaliseTroubleshooting Recorder DVD-HR773 SpecificationsMPEG-II DVD-HR775GNU General Public License GPL Page No Warranty GNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl Page Page END of Terms and Conditions CIS Correct disposal of batteries in this product Correct Disposal of This Product
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