Sony VRDMC6 Operating Instructions - Page 57

stop button to stop, To record an additional video - waiting for input signal

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z Hint • When the prompt message [Format disc for DV/ VIDEO recording?] appears after inserting a blank disc, select [OK]. Formatting a disc may take several seconds to complete. You cannot record HD (High Definition) videos onto a formatted disc under this message. Copying From Video Devices 5 Operate the video device to start playback, and press the (record) button of the DVDirect to start recording. During recording, the message [Recording] appears in the display window, and the (record) button lights up. The following appears in the display window. To pause recording Press the (record) button during recording. To resume recording, press the (record) button again. z Hint • The DVDirect starts and stops recording automatically as it detects video input signals from a connected video device. For example: - When you press the (record) button before the connected video device starts playing, the DVDirect pauses. When the video device starts playing back, the DVDirect automatically starts recording video. - If you stop playback on the video device during recording, video signal is interrupted and the DVDirect pauses recording. If you resume playback on the video device, the DVDirect resumes recording. When the DVDirect waits a video signal to resume recording, the message [Waiting for input signal.] appears in the DVDirect's display window. If no video signal is detected for 2 minutes, the DVDirect stops recording. (As video devices always output video signals from their operation screen or TV screen other than playback, some video devices may not operate as above.) 6 Press the (stop) button to stop recording. 7 To record an additional video, repeat steps 5 and 6. 57

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57
Copying From Video Devices
z
Hint
When the prompt message [Format disc for DV/
VIDEO recording?] appears after inserting a
blank disc, select [OK]. Formatting a disc may
take several seconds to complete. You cannot
record HD (High Definition) videos onto a
formatted disc under this message.
5
Operate the video device to start
playback, and press the
(record) button of the DVDirect to
start recording.
During recording, the message
[Recording] appears in the display
window, and the
(record) button
lights up. The following appears in the
display window.
To pause recording
Press the
(record) button during
recording. To resume recording, press
the
(record) button again.
z
Hint
The DVDirect starts and stops recording
automatically as it detects video input signals
from a connected video device. For example:
When you press the
(record) button
before the connected video device starts
playing, the DVDirect pauses. When the
video device starts playing back, the
DVDirect automatically starts recording
video.
If you stop playback on the video device
during recording, video signal is interrupted
and the DVDirect pauses recording. If you
resume playback on the video device, the
DVDirect resumes recording.
When the DVDirect waits a video signal to
resume recording, the message [Waiting for
input signal.] appears in the DVDirect’s display
window. If no video signal is detected for 2
minutes, the DVDirect stops recording. (As
video devices always output video signals from
their operation screen or TV screen other than
playback, some video devices may not operate
as above.)
6
Press the
(stop) button to stop
recording.
7
To record an additional video,
repeat steps 5 and 6.