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the line rename mark.
>Confirm by pressing OK, to open the virtual keyboard, in order to enter a new name.
>Use the yellow function key to alternate between upper and lower case letters.
>Use the arrow keys to mark the first letter resp. the first symbol or figure if the name you wish to enter.
>Confirm this by pressing OK.
The selected letter will now be displayed in the headline of the virtual keyboard.
>Now use the arrow keys to select the second letter of the name, and confirm this by pressing OK.
>If you have entered an incorrect letter or symbol by mistake, you can delete this by pressing the red function key.
>Enter the complete name in this way.
>To accept the name, press the green function key.
A message will be displayed, enquiring whether you really want to accept the name.
>Use the arrow keys to mark the field OK and accept the name by pressing OK.
>To exit from the virtual keyboard without accepting the entered name, press the blue function key Abort.
Deleting a section
Your PVR provides the facility of removing whole sections or topics from an existing recording (e.g. unwanted advertising blocks).
Please note:
The deleted sections are irrevocably removed from the hard drive. To delete a section proceed as follows:
Both the beginning and the end of the section that is to be removed must be marked by two marks/tags.
>To do this, mark the beginning and the end of the section to be removed with one mark each as described under Setting a mark.
>Now use the arrow keys to set the mark that indicates the beginning of the section that is to be removed.
The section to be deleted is now highlighted in red (1) both on the progress indicator and in the overview of marks set.
>Now press the green function key Menu and use the arrow keys up/down to mark the line Delete section.
>Press OK to display a query window.
>To actually delete the section, use the arrow keys left/right to mark the field OK and confirm by pressing OK.
Extracting a section
This function allows you to copy a section of a recording. A new recording is generated, consisting only of this section. The recording from which this section is copied remains in memory unchanged.
To extract a section, proceed as follows:
The beginning and the end of the section that is to be copied must be indicated by two
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