RECORDING – GENERAL INFORMATION
Recording quality and time
For the disc
You can set the quality of the recording. The table below shows the relationship between quality and recording time:
Quality | Time | |
HQ | – Very high quality | 60 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
SP | – High quality | 120 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
SP+ | – Good quality | 150 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
LP | – | 180 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
EP | – Better than VHS picture quality | 240 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
SLP | – VHS picture quality | 360 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
SEP | – Longest recording time | 480 minutes on a |
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| 4.7 GB blank DVD |
For the HDD archive
You can set the quality of the recording. The table below shows the relationship between quality and recording time:
Quality | Time | ||
HQ | – very high recording quality | 35 hours | |
SP | – high recording quality | 67 hours | |
SP+ – good recording quality | 83 hours | ||
LP | – | 101 hours | |
EP | – better than VHS picture quality | 133 hours | |
SLP | – VHS picture quality | 203 Stunden | |
SEP | – longest recording time | 272 hours | |
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| The quality and recording time are interdependent. The better | ||
| the quality, the more memory the recording requires. This | ||
| means that the recording time is shorter in high quality mode | ||
| than in standard quality mode. |
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| The recording quality (HQ, SP, SP+, LP, EP, SLP or SEP) is selected | ||
| automatically during playback. |
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| Playback is viewed with the recording quality that was selected |
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| for the recording. |
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