2 Select a title, and press ENTER.
The
[Search]: Displays the search options. [Chapter]: Displays the Chapter List for playback and editing (page 58).
[Erase]: Erases the title (page 56). For effects on disc capacity, see page 54.
[Protect]: Protects the title from erasure or alteration (page 57).
[Edit]: Displays the following options. [Title Name]: Allows you to label the title (page 56).
[Divide]: Divides the title in two (page 57).
[Hide/Show]: Hides the title/Shows the hidden title (page 58).
[Playlist]: Allows you to create a new Playlist title, or add contents to an existing Playlist title (see “Editing a Playlist” on page 60).
3 Select an edit option, and press ENTER.
The selected option is applied to the title. See the pages in parentheses for the procedure.
Labelling a title+RW
1 Select [Edit] in step 3 of “Erasing and
Editing Titles,” and press ENTER.
For
2 Select [Title Name], and press ENTER.
The display for entering characters appears. Follow the explanations of “Changing the Name of a Recorded Programme (Title Input)” (page 33).
zHint
You can label or
+RW
1 Select [Erase] in step 3 of “Erasing and Editing Titles,” and press ENTER.
The display asks for confirmation.
2 Select [OK], and press ENTER.
The title is erased.
zHints
•When you want to erase all titles, reformat the disc (page 28).
•After erasing a title on a DVD+RW, the title name is displayed as erased in the Title List menu. You can select it to record over (page 43).
Erasing a section of a title1 Select [Edit] in step 3 of “Erasing and
Editing Titles,” and press ENTER.
2 Select
The following display appears.
Edit
Title 1 07/12 0:45:00
Set Point A |
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Set Point B |
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Cancel | 00:00:00 |
OK |
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Current playback point
3 Press H, and search for the scene you want to erase by pressing x, X, and m/ M.
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