Philips DVDR7310H - Manual (Page 51)

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Playback from Hard Disk
(continued)
TIPS: Press HDD BROWSER to exit the menu.
Sorting the titles display
order
You may organise the titles in a specifi c
order according to certain criteria for
easy locating the recordings. This order
will remain until you exit the content
menu.
A Press HDD-BROWSER on the remote
control.
The content menu appears.
B Press to select the { SORTING }
menu.
HDD
SORTING 1/6 TITLES 1/2
ABC 28.02.2005 13:01:00
EFG 31.03.2005 40:22:00 Recording Date
Alphabetical
Delete Order
Protected
Genre
Last Played
C Use keys to select one of the
following sorting options.
{ Recording Date }
Lists the titles by the date recorded.
{ Alphabetical }
Lists the titles by alphabetical order.
{ Delete Order }
Lists the titles by deletion order when the
HDD has no or less space for new recordings.
Deletion of title has to be done manually.
{ Protected }
Lists the titles by protected against deletion.
{ Genre }
Lists the titles by the genre you have specifi ed.
{ Last Played }
Lists the titles by the sequence of titles last
played.
Delete/Protect a title in the
HDD
A number of editing options are displayed
at the bottom of the HDD content menu.
They can be accessed via the matching
colour coded buttons on the remote
control.
A Press HDD-BROWSER on the remote
control.
The content menu appears.
HDD
DELETE
TITLES
ABC 28.02.2005 13:01:00
EFG 31.03.2005 40:22:00
INFO
COPY PROTECT
13:01:00
HQ
28.02.2005
CHILD LOCK
B Use keys to select a title.
C Press the matching colour coded button
on the remote control to access the
options displayed at the bottom of the
menu.
{ DELETE }
Red button – Delete the selected title from
the hard disk.
{ COPY }
Green button – Copy the selected title from
the hard disk to a recordable DVD.
{ CHILDLOCK } / { CHLD UNLCK }
Yellow button – Lock or unlock the selected
title from viewing. A four-digit pin code is
required to play the locked disc/title or to
unlock the disc/title (see page 74).
{ PROTECT } / { UNPROTECT }
Blue button – Protect or unprotect the title
against editing or accidental loss of recordings.