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OpenMG™ technology, Playlist, Preset Stations, Quick Timer Recording, Safety Tab, Slip play,

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Glossary OpenMG™ technology A copyright protection technology created by Sony. It is used when importing and managing audio contents from music distribution services or CDs. OpenMG prevents unauthorized distribution of audio content through the Internet or other networks. Playlist A collection of cuts that you can select from recorded Video Capsules. The Playlist feature enables you to design playback of your selected scenes. Preset Stations FM radio stations that are registered to the Preset List of SonicStage Premium. The maximum number of preset FM radio stations is 256. Quick Timer Recording Provides the ability to program the recording of an FM radio station. Safety Tab Removing the safety tab from a Video Capsule prevents accidental erasing of your video data. Slip play Provides the ability to view delayed video playback. While your recording is in progress, you are able to view the recording from the beginning. Snapshot A miniature view displayed on the film roll in Giga Video Recorder, Playlist Builder, and the preview monitor in Video Explorer. Stand by mode A power saving mode that is set using Windows operating system. Your computer stays in this power saving mode until approximately 5 minutes before the timer recording is due to begin. STB Refers to set-top box, otherwise known as cable box. Thumbnail A miniature view on recorded Video Capsules or in playback by Giga Video Recorder. The main thumbnail is displayed in calendar view or in the Video Explorer list area. 99

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OpenMG™ technology
A copyright protection technology created by Sony. It
is used when importing and managing audio contents
from music distribution services or CDs. OpenMG
prevents unauthorized distribution of audio content
through the Internet or other networks.
Playlist
A collection of cuts that you can select from recorded
Video Capsules. The Playlist feature enables you to
design playback of your selected scenes.
Preset Stations
FM radio stations that are registered to the Preset List
of SonicStage Premium. The maximum number of
preset FM radio stations is 256.
Quick Timer Recording
Provides the ability to program the recording of an
FM radio station.
Safety Tab
Removing the safety tab from a Video Capsule
prevents accidental erasing of your video data.
Slip play
Provides the ability to view delayed video playback.
While your recording is in progress, you are able to
view the recording from the beginning.
Snapshot
A miniature view displayed on the film roll in Giga
Video Recorder, Playlist Builder, and the preview
monitor in Video Explorer.
Stand by mode
A power saving mode that is set using Windows
operating system. Your computer stays in this power
saving mode until approximately 5 minutes before the
timer recording is due to begin.
STB
Refers to set-top box, otherwise known as cable box.
Thumbnail
A miniature view on recorded Video Capsules or in
playback by Giga Video Recorder. The main
thumbnail is displayed in calendar view or in the
Video Explorer list area.