Before Use

Contents

 

Before Use

 

Warning and Important Information

2

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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About descriptions in these Operating Instructions

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Accessories

3

Useful features

3

Contents

4

Control reference guide

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Remote control

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Batteries

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Use

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Main unit

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The unit’s display

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STEP 1 Connection

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Connecting a TV and VCR

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Connecting a cable TV box/satellite receiver

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If the antenna connector doesn’t match

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Other antenna connections to the unit

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Other antenna connections from the unit to the TV

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Connecting amplifier or system component

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To enjoy multi-channel surround sound on DVD-Video

 

(digital connection)

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Connection to a stereo amplifier (analog connection)

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DVD output and DVD/VHS output

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STEP 2 Plug-in Auto Tuning

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If Plug-in Auto Tuning fails

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Adding and deleting channels

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STEP 3 Channel settings

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Guide channel settings for VCR Plusi system

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Channel captions

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- Preset Channel Captions

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- Manual Channel Captions

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STEP 4 Set up to match your TV and remote control

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Selecting TV type

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TV operation

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When other Panasonic products respond to

 

this remote control

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( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ [[DVD]] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ )

Discs

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Discs you can use

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More about DVD-RAM and DVD-R

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Discs that cannot be played

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Maintenance

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Disc handling

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Inserting discs

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Playback

 

Playing discs

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When a menu screen appears on the TV

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Quick View (Play t1.3)

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Starting play from where you stopped it (Resume Function)

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Fast forward and rewind—SEARCH

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Slow-motion play

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Frame-by-frame viewing

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Skipping

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Direct Play

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CM Skip

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Displaying the TV image as a picture-in-picture/

 

Selecting an amount of time to skip—Time Slip

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Erasing a title that is being played

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Create chapters

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Changing audio during play

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Using menus to play MP3 discs

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Using the tree screen to find a group

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Recording

 

Playing while you are recording

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Chasing play

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Simultaneous recording and play

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TIME SLIP

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Watching the TV while recording

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Recording TV programs

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Playing/Recording VHS while recording

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Recording modes and approximate recording times

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Selecting audio to record

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Flexible Recording mode (FR)

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Timer Recording

 

Using VCR Plus_ system

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Manual programming

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Check, change or delete programs

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Cautions for using timer recording on DVD and VHS

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Advanced Operations

 

DISC SETTING

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- Disc Name

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- Disc Protection

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- Format disc

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- Select First play

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- Finalize

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Entering text

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Using the Direct Navigator

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Selecting recorded titles to play

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Direct Navigator

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- Erase

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- Properties

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- Edit

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- Chapter View

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Using play list

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Creating play lists

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Playing play lists

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Using play list to edit play lists/chapters

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- Erase

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- Properties

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- Edit

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- Chapter View

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Using DISPLAY menus

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Common procedures

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- Disc menu

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- Play menu

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- Video menu

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- Audio menu

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Various Settings

 

Changing the unit’s settings

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Common procedures

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Entering a password (Ratings)

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Summary of settings

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Clock Settings

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- Auto Clock Setting

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- Time Zone Adjust

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- Manual Clock Setting

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FUNCTIONS window

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Status displays

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Changing the information displayed

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Display examples

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(^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^[[VHS]]^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^)

 

Before Use

Inserting video cassette

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Video cassette information

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Video cassettes

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Video cassette care

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Maintenance

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Panasonic DMR-E75V operating instructions Contents

DMR-E75V specifications

The Panasonic DMR-E75V is a versatile and advanced DVD recorder that was designed to cater to the varied demands of home entertainment enthusiasts. This unit combines a DVD recorder, VCR, and a multitude of features, making it a comprehensive solution for recording and playback needs.

One of the standout features of the DMR-E75V is its ability to record directly onto DVD media. The device supports multiple formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM, enabling users to choose the best media type for their recording preferences. With the integration of high-quality video and audio processing technologies, the DMR-E75V ensures that recordings maintain clarity and richness, emulating the quality of digital broadcasts.

The unit also boasts an impressive Time Slip feature, which allows users to pause live TV and resume viewing at their convenience. This makes it easy to catch up on missed moments without the worry of losing contextual action. Additionally, its built-in 4-head Hi-Fi VCR makes it simple to playback VHS tapes and record them onto DVD, bridging the gap between analog and digital media.

Connectivity is a significant highlight of the DMR-E75V. It includes multiple inputs and outputs, such as composite video, S-video, and component video, ensuring compatibility with various televisions and audio systems. The presence of FireWire input allows for direct connection to compatible camcorders, making it hassle-free to transfer home videos onto DVD.

Another important characteristic of the DMR-E75V is its user-friendly interface, which simplifies programming recordings and navigating menus. The one-touch recording feature further enhances convenience, enabling users to quickly start a recording with minimal setup.

With a built-in tuner, the DMR-E75V allows users to access and record their favorite TV programs directly from the airwaves. This, alongside its timer recording function, ensures that users can easily schedule recordings according to their viewing preferences.

In summary, the Panasonic DMR-E75V is an all-in-one solution that successfully combines the functionalities of a DVD recorder and VCR, making it ideal for consumers looking to manage their media more effectively. With its range of features and emphasis on quality, the DMR-E75V continues to be a reliable choice for home entertainment systems, despite technological advancements in digital streaming and recording.