Ferguson RW-770 HD User Manual

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Edit DVD±R Discs

1. Insert a DVD±R disc into the disc tray.
2. Press the button to display the disc editing
menu.

Operations:
• Play: Play recorded titles in sequence.
• Rename disc: Rename the disc. Please refer to
Rename title (above).
• Record a new title: Record new contents in a
new title. This title will be the last title on the disc.
• Finalise disc: Finalise a DVD+R or DVD-R disc.
Before a disc can be played in other DVD players, it
must be finalised in the Ferguson RW-770HD. Once
this process is completed, no further recordings can
be added.

TV-HDD EDITING (TITLES RECORDED FROM
TV)

Delete a Title from the TV-HDD

1. Press the TV-HDD button until the TV-HDD title
list appears.

2. Use the

buttons to highlight the desired title.

3. Press to display the editing menu.

4. Press Play/OK to select Delete.
5. A confirmation window will pop up. Use the

buttons to highlight Yes. Press Play/OK to confirm.

Protected and locked titles can not be deleted.

Split a Title on the TV-HDD

1. Press the TV-HDD button until the TV-HDD title
list appears.
2. Use the

buttons to highlight the desired title.

3. Press

to display the editing menu.

4. Use the

buttons to highlight Split.

5. Press Play/OK to select Split.
6. Use the Next, Previous, FFW and RWD buttons to
locate the position where the title has to be split.

Splitting position

7. Press Record when the cursor is at the desired
splitting position.
8. A confirmation window will pop up. Use the

buttons to highlight Yes.
9. Press Play/OK to confirm.

Protected and locked titles can not be split.

Combine Two Titles

1. Press the HDD button until the HDD title list
appears.
2. Use the

buttons to highlight the desired title.

3. Press to display the editing menu.
4. Use the

buttons to highlight Combine.

5. Press Play/OK to select the first part of the
combined titles.
6. Use the

buttons to highlight the title to

combine with the first.
7. Press Play/OK to combine the two titles.

Once the two titles are combined into a

single file, the original individual files will no

longer exist.

Playback will stop momentarily when playback
passes the point at which the two files were

combined.

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