Panasonic DMR-E75V Playing/Recording DVD while recording, Press REC Mode to select the tape speed

Models: DMR-E75V

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Recording

VHS

 

 

Recording TV programs

Preparation

Select the unit viewing channel (or the AV input) on the TV.

Check that the clock is set to the correct time. If it has not been set, refer to page 46.

Press [VHS].

[1]Insert a video cassette with an intact erasure prevention tab. (l 48)

[2]Press [CH, W, X] to select the TV station.

If you keep pressing these buttons, the channels change quickly.

You can also select channels with the numeric buttons.

TV Mode (Airwaves) e.g., “5”: [0] )[5]

“15”: [1] )[5]

CATV Mode (Cable)

e.g., “5”: [0] )[0] )[5] “15”: [0] )[1] )[5] “115”: [1] )[1] )[5]

[3]Press [REC MODE] to select the tape speed.

Each time you press the button:

SP>EP>VP>SP

[4]Press [¥, VHS REC] to start recording.

To pause Recording

Press [;, PAUSE]. (Press it again to restart recording.)

To stop recording

Press [, STOP].

Tape speed

SP: You can record the length shown on the tape.

EP: Three times the length of SP mode.

VP: Five times the length of SP mode.

To have a longer recording capacity, select “EP” or “VP”.

If the image quality is important to you or if you wish to store the tape for a long period, select “SP”.

This unit can play tapes recorded with LP mode on other equipment (“LP” lights on the display).

VP mode:

“VP” flashes on the unit’s display for 8 seconds after recording has started.

A tape recorded in VP mode by this unit cannot be played back by other VCRs. It is recommended to distinguish it from other tapes by indicating “VP” on the tape label, etc.

It takes more time for automatic tracking to work when playing tapes recorded with VP mode, and it may not work at all with some tapes. Do tracking manually if this is the case (l 50).

Note:

Even if the video cassette you use is labeled “S-VHS”, it is not possible to record in the S-VHS system with this unit. It records in normal VHS system.

You cannot play VP recording on other equipment.

You cannot change channels while recording. You can change channels while in pause mode.

When recording is paused for more than 5 minutes, the unit returns to stop mode.

To Display the Approximate Remaining Tape Time

[1]Select “TAPE SELECT” from the on screen display and select the corresponding tape length. (l 56)

[2]Press [STATUS].

The display changes as follows each time [STATUS] is pressed. Clock )Counter )Remaining Tape Time )Clock

The remaining tape time may not be displayed correctly depending on the tape used.

To specify a time to stop recording

While recording

Press [¥, VHS REC] to select the recording time.

On the main unit, press [¥, REC].

Unit’s Display

Each time you press the button:

Counter (cancel) # 0:30 # 1:00 # 1:30 ^-------4:00 ! 3:00 ! 2:00 !--------}

For your reference

This does not work during timer recording.

Recording stops and the set time is cleared if you press [, STOP]. The set time is cleared if you change the recording mode or

channel while recording is paused.

Watching the TV while recording

[1]Press [TV/VIDEO] to change the input mode to “TV”.

[2]Press TV’s [CH, W, X] to select the desired TV channel.

For your reference

You can also do this if the unit is making a timer recording. The recording is unaffected.

Playing/Recording DVD while recording

You can watch play or record discs while recording. The recording will not be affected.

DVD playback (l 21) DVD recording (l 26)

-When a tuner channel is being recorded on VHS, you can only record the same channel on DVD.

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Panasonic DMR-E75V operating instructions Playing/Recording DVD while recording, Press REC Mode to select the tape speed

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.