Toshiba D-R1SU - Manual (Page 42)

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Programming a recording (REC MENU) (Continued)
Recording
High Rate Save
Use this feature when you want to save space while
using the best picture quality rate for recording. You
can normally use 9.2 Mbps for recording and
reduce the rate temporarily for the portion where
the high rate is not required if the picture is fairly
constant.
Off : This feature is disabled and the normal
recording is performed.
On : This feature is enabled.
Notes
• When the audio quality is set to “L-PCM”, the picture
quality is set to “Manual 8.0 Mbps”. When the audio
quality is set to any other selection, the picture
quality is set to “Manual 9.2 Mbps”.
• While this is set to “On,” you cannot change the
mode or rate.
• The space availability may not change, depending on
the picture contents.
Chap. Mute DVD-RAM
This feature automatically creates divisions for
chapters when no audio (no audible sound) portion
is found.
For example, when you have recorded a
programme of music clips, you can use this feature
to jump to the beginning of a clip during playback. It
does not create completely independent chapters
or automatically divide into chapters when no audio
portion is found.
Off : This feature is disabled.
On : Division for chapters when no audio portion is
found.
Notes
• Divisions for chapters may not be created, depending
on the contents of the programme or the condition of
no audio portion, or it may be created at different
positions. A division for a chapter may be created
within a music clip.
• Depending on the specification made for the
recording sound level, a division for a chapter may
not be created or it may be created at different
positions.
• Setting “On” may create many chapters, and their
number may reach the maximum. No more chapters
cannot be created in any way. In this case, decrease
the chapters, for example by combining chapters
(
page 102).
• This feature is not available on DVD-R/RW discs. To
create chapters automatically during recording on
DVD-R/RW discs, set “DVD-Video:CHP Create.” (
page 130).
Genre Setting
You can set a genre before setting programmed
recording.
To see the registered list, refer to Genre Setting
(
page 131).
Set the genre according to recording contents.