Recording

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2Select ‘New Input’ to set a new timer program, then press ENTER.

Timer Recording

 

 

 

Date

Start

Stop

CH

Rec Mode

12/12 TUE

10 00 AM

11 00 AM

26

SP

Recorded Title Name

Input

3 Enter the timer recording settings.

Use the

(cursor left/right) buttons to select a field;

use the

(cursor up/down) buttons to change the

value.

 

Date – Choose a date up to one month in advance, or select a daily or weekly program.

Start – Set the recording start time.

Stop – Set the recording end time (maximum length of a timer recording is 6 hours).

CH – Choose a channel (2–69 or 1–125 for antenna or cable channels respectively, excluding skip channels), or one of the external inputs from which to record.

Mode – Select FINE, SP, LP or EP (See Setting the picture quality/recording time on page 43). If Manual Recording is on, then you can also select the MN setting.

Recorded Title Name – Optionally, you can enter a name for the recording up to 32 characters.

4After entering all the timer recording information, press ENTER.

The main timer recording screen is displayed again. The timer program you just input appears in the list.

The rightmost column in the timer recording screen (Result) shows whether there’s enough space to record your timer program. If you selected a daily or weekly program, the date of the last recording that will fit on the disc appears (up to a maximum of one month ahead).

If the timer program is too long to fit into the available disc space, the message Time Over appears. The program will record until the disc is full.

If there are already the maximum number of titles or chapters on the disc, the message Title Over or Data Over appears. (There can be up to 99 titles on a disc.)

If Optimized Rec (see Optimized Rec on page 78) is set to On, the recorder will adjust the recording quality to try and fit the recording on the disc. If the program is too long even when recorded in EP (extended play), the message Time Over appears.

If a timer program overlaps another in the list, the message Overlap appears.

If no recordable disc is loaded, the message Can’t Rec appears.

6 Hour Over is displayed if a recording over 6 hours is set.

5To exit the timer recording screen, press HOME MENU.

Timer recording using the VCR Plus+® programming system

This system makes programming timer recordings very simple. Most TV guides publish PlusCode numbers with their program details. If you want to make a timer recording of a program, you just input the corresponding code. The date, start, stop and channel settings are made automatically. All you have to do is tell the recorder the recording mode, and whether it’s a once-only recording or a regular recording.

VCR Plus+

CLEAR

ENTER

HOME

MENU

REC MODE

1Press ‘VCR Plus+’ to display the VCR Plus+ program screen.

You can also access this screen from the Home Menu (press HOME MENU, select Timer Recording, then VCR Plus+).

VCR Plus+

 

 

 

 

PlusCode#

 

3 9 9 2 4

0

9 to input

Rec Mode

MN21

 

REC MODE to change

 

 

to change level

 

 

 

 

Rec Times

Once

Daily Weekly

 

to change

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Pioneer DVR-310 Timer recording using the VCR Plus+ programming system, Enter the timer recording settings

DVR-310 specifications

The Pioneer DVR-7000, DVR-310, and DVR-330-S are remarkable devices in the realm of digital video recording technology. Each of these models presents its unique features, embodying the innovation and quality synonymous with the Pioneer brand.

The Pioneer DVR-7000 is a versatile and robust digital video recorder that has been well-regarded for its exceptional recording capabilities and user-friendly operation. One of its standout features is its ability to record in MPEG-2 format, ensuring high-quality video playback. The device supports both DVD-R and DVD-RW formats, allowing users to create, edit, and finalize their recordings with ease. With a built-in 80GB hard drive, the DVR-7000 offers significant storage space for users to save their favorite content. The intuitive interface makes it simple to navigate through recorded programs, set timers for future recordings, and access various playback options.

Moving to the DVR-310, this model focuses on providing a reliable user experience with enhanced recording and editing features. It supports progressive scan output, providing sharper images and better detail during playback. The DVR-310 also includes a one-touch recording feature, which simplifies the process of capturing shows. Compatible with DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW formats, users can enjoy flexibility in the types of media they choose. Its versatile connectivity options, including HDMI output, allow for easy integration into any home theater setup.

The Pioneer DVR-330-S, designed with a sleek aesthetic, combines functionality with cutting-edge technology. Featuring an integrated tuner, it allows users to record and watch live TV without the need for an external device. The DVR-330-S supports dual-layer DVDs, which effectively doubles the storage capacity compared to standard DVDs—ideal for long recordings or high-definition content. One of its key innovations is the Time Slip feature, which lets viewers pause live TV and resume playback seamlessly. In addition, it boasts advanced editing features that enable users to trim and merge recordings effortlessly.

Collectively, the Pioneer DVR-7000, DVR-310, and DVR-330-S showcase the brand's commitment to quality, usability, and technological advancement in home entertainment. With their various capabilities, they cater to a wide range of user preferences, whether for basic recording needs or more sophisticated editing functionalities. These models have solidified Pioneer’s reputation as a leader in digital recording solutions, ensuring that entertainment remains an enjoyable experience for all users.