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Record settings 49 – Philips DVDR72-99 User Manual

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Record Settings 49

1

Press SYSTEM MENU. Press ; to select

in the top left

corner of the menu bar at the top of the TV screen.

2

Press CH-9 repeatedly to select in the next menu
screen, then press
:.

3

Press CH+8 or CH-9 to select Record mode, Auto chap-
ters, or Filter mode, then proceed as detailed in step 4.

4

Record mode

Press ; or : to choose M1, M2x, M4, or M6, then press OK.
Recordings will be made in the speed you selected.
The recording mode defines the picture quality of recordings and
the maximum recording time for a Disc.You can play a Disc only in
the mode in which it was recorded. See the chart below for details.

Auto chapters

Press ; or : to choose On or Off, then press OK. If you
choose On, the Recorder automatically will insert a Chapter marker
every five to six minutes during recording.
To disable this feature, select Off. You still can insert Chapter mark-
ers manually during recording. See page 48.

Filter mode

Press ; or : to choose Stndrd (Standard) or Sport, then
press OK
. Select Sport to improve recording of images that move
quickly. Otherwise, choose Stndrd.

5

Press SYSTEM MENU repeatedly to remove the menus.

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

0

9

I

I

MONITOR

TV / DVD

T / C

PLAY MODE REC. MODE

SELECT

OK

DISC

SYSTEM

MENU

CH

CH

TIMER

FSS

RETURN

CLEAR

TV VOLUME

PLAY

STOP

AUDIO

PAUSE

REC/OTR

STANDBY

Mode

Picture quality

Recording time
per Disc

M1

Highest quality; least

1 hour

recording time per Disc

M2x

Better quality than

2.5 hours

an S-VHS videotape

M4

Better quality than

4 hours

a VHS videotape

M6

Equals quality of

6 hours

a VHS videotape

• If you set Record mode to a

low-quality speed, set it to a
high-quality speed after you fin-
ish recording. Leaving the
Recorder set to a low-quality
speed may affect the picture
quality when playing DVDs
later.

• VHS represents Video Home

System. S-VHS represents
Super-Video Home System.
These videotapes are commonly
used for home video recordings
on VCRs or Camcorders.

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