Philips HDT 8520 manual Using the Tools menu, Settings Options

4.7Using the Tools menu

You use the Tools menu to display subtitles, change the audio language, control audio description and synchronise audio with video. Press OPTIONS to display the Tools

menu.

Use / to highlight the setting you want to change.

Press or OK and then press / to select an option from the list that appears on the right.You can change these settings using the Tools menu:

Settings	Options
Subtitles language	On
	Off (default)
Audio language	Available languages
	depend on the
	broadcast
	programme.
Audio desc. level	Set the audio
	description volume.
	(Available if
	‘Audio description’
	is turned on and
	broadcast.)
Lip sync	Set the DIGITAL
	audio output delay to
	synchronise audio
	with video.

Press to save your changes and return to the tools menu.

Press OPTIONS , BACK or EXIT to remove the tools menu.

4.8Pausing live TV

When you switch to a channel, your HD recorder automatically starts recording the programme that is being played and stores it temporarily in the time-shift buffer.When you switch to a different channel, your HD recorder discards the previously recorded programme, and starts recording the current programme. This feature enables you to pause a live programme at any moment and later continue watching it from that point, or instantly rewind and watch what you have seen (or missed) in the last few seconds.

Note

•Your HD recorder stores up to 3 hours of live TV content in the time-shift buffer.At the end of 3 hours, the oldest part of the recording is overwritten.

•Your HD recorder empties the contents of the time-shift buffer when you change the channel, or turn off your HD recorder or put it in standby.

To pause any live TV programme, press pause K.The time-shift bar appears.

To start playback, press play .

To stop playback and return to live TV, press stop L. In the menu that pops up, make sure that Back to live ... is highlighted and press stop L again. If you do nothing, this menu disappears after about 5 seconds.

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