User manual PANASONIC DMR-BST701EG

[. . . ] DMR-BST800 DMR-BST700 DMR-BST701 Dear customer Thank you for purchasing this product. For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully. Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the instructions completely. The tuner in this unit is only compatible with DVB-S/S2. DVB and the DVB logos are trademarks of the DVB Project. [. . . ] ( REC1/OTR Input AV2 32) 4 5 Select "Hour" and "Min. " and set the recording time. Select "Start", then press [OK]. Automatic Stop Recording Time Continuous recording 30 min 6 To skip unwanted parts Press [PAUSE ;] to pause recording. To stop recording Press [STOP ]. To stop recording partway Press [STOP ]. To show the remaining time Press [STATUS ]. 70 VQT3C73 Linked timer recording (SKY Digital STB, etc. )­EXT LINK Recording media: [HDD] Recording mode: XP, SP, LP, EP Connect the equipment with AV2 input terminal ( 15). Make timer programming on the external equipment. Press [EXT LINK]. "EXT-L" lights on the unit's display To cancel the External link 1 Turn on this unit. 2 Press [EXT LINK] to stop recording or to cancel linked timer recording standby. ("EXT-L" disappears. ) 71 VQT3C73 With Other Equipment It will be recorded in standard definition quality even if the programme is in high definition. During Ext Link Standby mode or recording, you cannot select external input other than AV2. This function does not work when "TV System" is set to "NTSC" ( 91). This function does not work while recording 2 programmes simultaneously with timer recording. The beginnings of recordings may not be recorded correctly in some cases. Programmes are recorded as one title on this unit when the end time of the earlier timer recording and the start time of the later timer recording are close to each other. To divide the titles, go to "Dividing title" ( 49). Copying the HD Video or the SD Video e. g. , Connecting to the Panasonic video camera 4 Select the title, then press the "Yellow" button. A check mark is displayed. (All the recordings on the same date become a title. ) USB connection cable (specified cable such as accessories of the USB equipment) 5 6 Press [OK]. Select "Start", then press [OK]. It will automatically format the unformatted disc, such as a new disc. It may take time for the copying to start. Copying HD Video (AVCHD format) It is possible to copy the HD video (AVCHD format) recorded on the Panasonic video camera, etc. [BD-RE] [BD-R] [RAM] [DVD-R] [DVD-RW] [+R] [+RW] > [HDD] [SD] [USB], video camera, etc. > [HDD] [BD-RE] [BD-R] To stop copying Press and hold [RETURN ] for 3 seconds. 58) Copying HD Video (AVCHD format) from HDD ( With Other Equipment 1 From video equipment Copy cannot be executed while recording or playback. An AVCHD title with 100 or more scenes will be divided into titles every 99th scene and copied. Connect the video camera. Make the video camera ready for data transfer on the video camera. From a disc or an SD card Insert a disc or SD card. e. g. , [SD] SD Card Play Video ( AVCHD ) View Photos Copy Video ( AVCHD ) Copy Video ( MPEG2 ) Copy New Photos SD card is inserted. OK RETURN 2 3 Select "Copy Video ( AVCHD )", then press [OK]. When copying from an SD card or video equipment Select "Copy to HDD" or "Copy to Blu-ray Disc", then press [OK]. 72 VQT3C73 Copying SD Video (MPEG2 format) It is possible to copy the SD video (MPEG2 format) recorded on the Panasonic video camera, etc. > [HDD] [RAM] 1 From video equipment Connect the video camera. Select the appropriate mode that makes the video camera ready for data transfer on the video camera. [. . . ] The transponder converts them to frequencies and sends them to satellite dishes near the ground. A transponder can broadcast several TV and radio programmes or data in parallel. 1080i In one High Definition image, 1080 (1125) alternating scan lines pass every 1/50th of a second to create an interlace image. Because 1080i (1125i) more than doubles current TV broadcasts of 480i (525i), the detail is much clearer and creates a more realistic and rich image. [. . . ]