Removing discs from the Disc Manager

Disc Manager (DM)

2Press the DISC MANAGER Z button on the remote control.

3Select 'Add current disc' using A I or B O and confirm with C M .

4Confirm with OK L .

P The disc number will be added to the Disc Manager.

P The disc number is then displayed and the disc tray opens automatically.

The disc is now stored in the Disc Manager under the displayed disc number.

Please write this number on the disc and on the cover.

Why do I need to label the discs?

When searching for unrecorded free space or available recordings, you will asked to insert the appropriate discs (disc numbers).

The DVD recorder will immediately recognise that this disc is saved in the Disc Manager. When this disc is inserted the disc number will appear in the title overview in the top left-hand corner.

Every DVD+RW, DVD+R is stored with a number in the Disc Manager (DM). You can remove this disc number from the Disc Manager to use the Disc Manager's memory for new discs or to remove damaged discs from memory.

1Press DISC MANAGER Z on the remote control.

2Select 'Remove a disc' using A I or B O and confirm with

C M .

Find title Browse discs Remove a disc Add current disc

Disc Manager

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Disc number001

Next free disc number= 001

To exit press DM

3Select the disc number with A I or B O and confirm with OK L .

Disc contents are not deleted.

The disc is only removed from the Disc Manager's memory. Its contents remain unchanged.

4To end, press DISC MANAGER Z .

DVDR 725H/02, DVDR 725H/00 specifications

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Philips DVDR 725H/00 Removing discs from the Disc Manager, Why do I need to label the discs?

Models: DVDR 725H/02 DVDR 725H/00

Disc Manager (DM)

Why do I need to label the discs?