Hitachi DVRF7U instruction manual Recording From External Devices

Watching the Images Being Recorded (Time Slip)

DVD-RAM

This function allows you to watch the recently recorded

10-second images on the P in P screen while a recording is in progress.

1	During recording, press the TIME SLIP button on
	remote control.

• The recently recorded 10-second images are played back on the P in P screen.

• This function starts to operate 10 seconds from the time you press the REC button.

• On the TIME SLIP screen, you can play back, scan, or perform other operations for the recorded program.

Press the 6button to scan the recording in the reverse order, from the end to the start.

Press the 5button to scan to the recently recorded 10- second images.

2	Press the STOP button once to cancel the TIME SLIP
	function.

• To stop a recording while a TIME SLIP function is in progress, press the STOP button twice.

■ The Time Slip function does not operate during a

Note timer recording.

■The Time Slip feature only works with DVD-RAM discs.

■Pressing the P in P button will switch the images between the P in P and normal screens.

Recording From

External Devices

Follow these directions to record onto a disc or a tape from External Devices.

1	Connect the Line out jack of your External Devices to
	the Line IN jack on the front or rear of your DVD
	Recorder-VCR using Audio/Video Cable.
2	Power on your DVD Recorder-VCR and switch to
	Line In mode by pressing the INPUT button on the
	remote.
	The front panel display changes on the following
	sequence
	. Channel Number . L1 . L2. DV B
	{-=============
3	When your DVD Recorder-VCR is in the stop state,
	set the operation mode of your External Devices to
	play mode.
4	Press the REC button on your DVD Recorder-VCR
	when the image from which you want to start
	recording is displayed.
5	Press the STOP button on your DVD Recorder-VCR
	when the recording is finished.

■ Also refer to the user manual for your External

Note Devices when recording through Line In mode using Audio/Video cable.

Recording

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