Philips DVDR3575H-37E - Manual (Page 50)

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“High”
This unit is compatible with the high speed dubbing from
HDD to DVD.
High speed dubbing offers you the dubbing speed of 12
times the SLP mode dubbing. To perform the high speed
dubbing, set the recording mode to “High”.
• Duration of high speed dubbing will vary depending on
the recording mode or the title amount.
• High speed dubbing is not available when;
- recording mode is set to other than “High”.
- dubbing from a DVD to the HDD.
- there is not enough space in the disc.
- duration of the title is more than 5 hours.
• During dubbing (except for high speed dubbing), you
only can use [STOP C] on the front panel, and any other
buttons will be invalid.
“Auto”
When “Auto” is selected as a recording mode, the unit
calculates how much time is available on the disc and
selects the best recording mode available automatically.
• “Auto” is available only when dubbing from HDD to
DVD.
• The recording may be cut short when the available
recording space of the disc is too limited.
Note on dubbing
• During normal dubbing, you can watch the playback
picture of the title being dubbed (the audio cannot
be changed). During high speed dubbing, however,
the playback picture will not appear.
• Dubbing of a “copy-once only” program is not
possible with this unit.
• If you stop the dubbing halfway, the contents will be
dubbed up to the point where you stop the dubbing
(except for the high speed dubbing). With high
speed dubbing, nothing will be dubbed if you stop it
halfway.
• To stop the dubbing in progress, press [STOP C] on
the front panel.
Guide to Dubbing Menu Display
You can dub the contents of the HDD to DVD or vice verse. Before you start dubbing, refer to page 38 to see the
recording compatibility.
Recording Mode for Dubbing
Information on Dubbing
DUBBING
HDD DVD
1/1
3000 MB
Dubbing List
Add
Delete All
Dubbing Start
1
2
3
4
5
1 Dubbing direction
2 Dubbing menu
3 Remaining recordable space
4 Dubbing list
5 Current page number / total number of pages
Other modes
Refer to page 39 for the information on other modes.
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