Philips DVDR520H-37 - Manual (Page 36)

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OPY
This DVD recorder is equipped with “One Touch Copy” feature,
which allows you to copy recorded files from the HDD to DVD or
from DVD to HDD. This function is only applicable to JPEG, BMP,
MP3 files and recorded video titles.
Copying from DVD to HDD
1. Press [ STANDBY] to turn the unit and your TV on.
2. Press [ OPEN/CLOSE ] to open the disc tray and
place the disc with the label side up.
3. Press the [HDD/DVD] button and select “DVD.”
4. Press the [BROWSER] button to browse the files.
5. Press [ p] [q][t] [u] to move the highlight
cursor to the file to be copied and press [COPY].
The file is then copied to your HDD.
Copying from HDD to DVD
1. Press [ STANDBY] to turn the unit and your TV on.
2. Press [ OPEN/CLOSE ] to open the disc tray and
place a recordable DVD disc with the label side up.
Make sure to insert a recordable DVD disc.
Press the button again to close the tray.
When you insert a new recordable DVD disc, the DVD recorder
automatically starts the disc preparation process.
3. Press the [HDD/DVD] button and select “HDD.”
4. Press the [BROWSER] button to browse the files.
5. Press [ p] [q][t] [u] to move the highlighted
cursor to the file to be copied and press [COPY].
The file is then copied to the DVD disc.
Note:
1. Title name, chapter markers(for video titles), as well as
thumbnail picture markers you see in the browser menu
are also copied.
2. The chapter markers in the copied version may not be in
exact the same positions as the original when recording
on a Video mode disc.
3. You can’t use the One Touch Copy function to copy a title if
any part of the title is copy-once protected.
4. You may use this product only to reproduce or copy
materials for which you own the copyright or have which
obtained permission to copy from the copyright owner or
for you otherwise have a legal right to reproduce or copy.
Unless you own the copyright or have obtained permission
from the copyright owner or otherwise have a legal right to
reproduce or copy, you may be violating the law, including
copyright law, and may be subject to payment of damages
and other remedies.