Recording television programmes

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See also “Important notes for recording” (8). Depending on the type of disc used for recording or the type of broadcast, there may be restrictions on the title you are trying to record.

≥[RAM] It is not possible to record continuously from one side of a double sided disc to the other. You will need to eject the disc and

turn it over.

≥[+RW] You can create Top Menu using “Create Top Menu” (57). Recording or editing on the disc may delete the menu. In that case, create the menu again.

When recording a digital broadcast, select the audio that you want to record in “DVB Multi Audio” in the on-screen menu (39).

[HDD]

You can record up to 500 titles on HDD. (When continuously recording

for long durations, titles are automatically divided every 8 hours.) [RAM] [-R][-RW‹V›]

You can record up to 99 titles on one disc. [+R] [+RW]

You can record up to 49 titles on one disc. [SD]

It is not possible to record onto a card.

Preparation

Turn on the television and select the appropriate video input to suit the connections to this unit.

Turn on this unit.

1 Press [DRIVE SELECT] to select the HDD or DVD drive.

The HDD or DVD indicator lights up on the unit’s display.

2 If you selected the DVD drive

Press [< OPEN/CLOSE] on the main unit to open the tray and insert a disc.

Press the button again to close the tray.

When using 8 cm DVD-RAM, or 8 cm DVD-R, remove the disc from the cartridge.

Insert label-up.

Cartridge disc

Insert label-up with the arrow facing in.

 

 

Insert fully.

 

 

Automatic drive select function

 

 

[RAM] [Only for discs with the write-protect tab on the cartridge

 

 

set to “PROTECT” (55, Cartridge-protection)]

 

 

[DVD-V] [DVD-A] [VCD] [CD]

 

 

If the unit is recording to the HDD or stopped, it automatically

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switches to the DVD drive when a disc is inserted.

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If you eject a disc and close the disc tray, the HDD drive is

 

automatically selected.

 

 

 

3 Press [W X CH] to select the channel.

Channels are displayed in the order of digital channels first, and then followed by analogue channels.

Digital channel

You can also select the channel with the numbered buttons.

e.g., 5: [0] [0] [5]

15:[0] [1] [5]

115:[1] [1] [5]

Analogue channel

You can also select the channel with the following steps.

1Press [ANALOGUE CH].

2Press the numbered buttons to select the channel.

e.g.,

5:

[0] [5]

 

15:

[1] [5]

4 Press [REC MODE] to select the recording mode (XP, SP, LP or EP).

Remaining time on the disc

To record sound using LPCM (XP mode only):

Set the “Audio Mode for XP Recording” to “LPCM” in the Setup menu (62).

5 Press [¥ REC] to start recording.

REC

Recording will take place on open space on the HDD or on disc. Data will not be overwritten.

You cannot change the channel or recording mode during recording. You can change the channel or recording mode while paused; however, the recording will then be as a separate title.

You can record while the unit is in standby for timer recording, but once the time for the timer recording to begin is reached, any recording taking place will stop and the timer

recording will begin.

≥[HDD] [RAM] You can change the audio being received by pressing [AUDIO] during recording. (Does not affect the recording of audio.)

When recording a digital radio broadcast or a digital broadcast that is not being received correctly, the digital channel information (21) is also recorded.

To pause recording

Press [;].

Press again to restart recording.

You can also press [¥ REC] to restart. (Title is not split into separate titles.)

To stop recording

Press [].

From the start to the end of the recording is called one title. ≥[-R][-RW‹V›] [+R] [+RW] It takes about 30 seconds for the unit to

complete recording management information after recording finishes.

In order to play DVD-R, DVD-RW (DVD-Video format) and +R (recorded with this unit) on other DVD players, it is necessary to finalize them (57).

Quick Start (64)

1 Sec. Quick Start for Recording on DVD-RAM and HDD

(When connecting to TV using 21-pin Scart, COMPONENT VIDEO, VIDEO or S VIDEO terminals)

From the power off state, recording on DVD-RAM and HDD starts about 1 second after first pressing the Power button and then sequentially pressing the REC button (Quick Start Mode).

“Quick Start” is set to “On” at the time of purchase.

[Note]

Startup takes up to a minute when:

–You play a disc or start recording to discs other than DVD-RAM. –You want to make other operations.

–The clock has not been set.

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Panasonic DMR-EX75, DMR-EX85 manual Recording television programmes, Press Drive Select to select the HDD or DVD drive

DMR-EX75, DMR-EX85, DMR-EX85 specifications

The Panasonic DMR-EX85 and DMR-EX75 are part of Panasonic's renowned lineup of digital video recorders (DVRs) that combine advanced recording technology with user-friendly features. These models are designed to enhance the viewing and recording experience for users, making them ideal for anyone looking to manage their television and multimedia content more efficiently.

One of the standout features of the DMR-EX85 and DMR-EX75 is their high-definition recording capability. Both models support recording in stunning detail, allowing users to capture their favorite TV shows, movies, and other video content without sacrificing quality. They utilize a built-in hard drive for storage, providing ample space for recording hours of programming while also enabling quick access to previously saved content.

The DMR-EX85 specifically offers a generous 250 GB hard drive, while the DMR-EX75 comes with a slightly smaller 160 GB option. This difference in capacity may influence the choice of model depending on the user's recording habits. The devices also feature the ability to pause and rewind live TV, giving viewers control over their watching experience.

In terms of connectivity, both models are equipped with HDMI and USB ports, allowing users to easily connect to other devices, such as televisions and external storage. The inclusion of a built-in DVD recorder adds versatility, enabling users to archive their recordings onto DVD discs for long-term preservation or sharing with others. Their user-friendly interface ensures that even those who are not tech-savvy can navigate through menus and recording options with ease.

Another notable technology is the incorporation of a digital tuner, which allows users to access high-definition broadcast channels without needing an additional set-top box. This feature not only provides greater convenience but also enhances the overall viewing experience by allowing access to a wider range of programming.

Overall, the Panasonic DMR-EX85 and DMR-EX75 represent a significant advancement in home entertainment technology. With their powerful recording capabilities, user-friendly features, and versatile connectivity options, these DVRs cater to the needs of modern viewers who demand flexibility and quality in their media consumption. Whether for recording standard television broadcasts or archiving favorite shows, these models deliver reliable performance and exceptional functionality.