Bang & Olufsen BeoVision Avant - User Guide User Manual
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>> Record a programme
Record using the Programme
Guide…
Press to bring up the
Programme Guide and select
the programme you want to
record
Press to be able to start a
recording
Press to start recording of the
selected programme. The
programme is now underlined.
Or, …
… press to programme a
repeated Timer recording, such
as a weekly Timer recording
The Timer PROGRAMMING
menu is shown, and you can
use the arrow and number
buttons to edit the Timer
recording
Press to save the Timer
recording. The programme is
now underlined
Highlight the programme again
and press to bring up recording
options (delete or cancel)
After the recording has finished,
it is saved in the HARD DISK CONTENT
menu.
Two recordings can be made at the same
time.
About space management and protection
The television has a space management
feature which, when necessary,
automatically makes space for manual and
timed recordings. It does so by deleting the
required amount of content from the USB
HDD or SSD. The following principles apply:
– Protected recordings are never deleted.
– Recordings that have been viewed or
edited are deleted before recordings that
have not been viewed or edited.
– The oldest recordings are deleted first.
– A recording is not deleted automatically
when it is in playback mode.
– Timed recordings are not executed if the
hard disk is full and all recordings are
protected, and any recordings in progress
are stopped automatically when the hard
disk capacity is reached.
Recordings with a limited lifetime, such as
rented recordings, are deleted automatically,
when they expire. These recordings are
indicated by |EXPIRES after the recording
name. If time information for a recording that
will expire is not valid, it is not possible to
play back this recording. When you watch a
recording and it expires, you are informed by
an on-screen message that can be removed
by pressing the
centre button.
You are notified if there is no more space or
too little space left for a Timer recording on
the USB HDD or SSD.
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