Toshiba D-R4SU Owners Manual - Page 92

Playlist editing Continued

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Editing Playlist editing (Continued) Canceling selection of a part 1) From EDIT MENU Playlist editing, press / / / to select a part to cancel. 2) Press QUICK MENU. Quick Menu appears. 3) Press / to select "Cancel selected title", then press SELECT/ENTER. The part you have selected is canceled. Confirming the first and last scenes of a part or a Playlist You can play the first and last 3 seconds of a scene (Preview). (If a title contains several chapters, the first and last scenes of the chapters are also played.) Preview of a part: 1) At step 6 on page 90, select a title or a chapter, then press QUICK MENU. 2) Press / to select "Preview", then press SELECT/ENTER. Preview of all parts: 1) Move the cursor to an any part (in the lower area), then press QUICK MENU. 2) Press / to select "Preview all playlists", then press SELECT/ENTER. Confirming the title information 1) At step 6 on page 90, select a title or a chapter, then press QUICK MENU. 2) Press / to select "Title information" then press SELECT/ENTER. 92 Correcting a Playlist You can add or delete parts to correct a Playlist. 1) From CONTENT MENU, select a Playlist to correct. 2) Press QUICK MENU. 3) Press / to select "Playlist re-editing" and then press SELECT/ENTER. EDIT MENU Playlist editing appears. Follow the procedure from steps 6 on page 90, add or delete parts as necessary. Note • You cannot edit a title (Playlist) of still pictures, or a title (Playlist) which contains both still and moving pictures. Using a part in a Playlist also in another Playlist 1) In play or stop mode of a Playlist title, press EASY NAVI. EDIT MENU Main Menu appears. 2) Press / / / to select "Edit Menu", then press SELECT/ENTER. 3) Press / to select "Playlist editing," then press SELECT/ENTER. EDIT MENU Playlist editing appears. 4) Press / / / to select "Start" then press SELECT/ENTER. The areas of title name and part selection become blank. 5) Following the procedures outlined on 90, make a Playlist. page Naming a title (Playlist) 1) From EDIT MENU Playlist editing, move a cursor to the lower side (selected parts) then press QUICK MENU. 2) Press / to select "Edit title name," then press SELECT/ENTER. A keyboard appears. 3) Following the procedures outlined on page 30, enter a title name. Note • You can name a title also while viewing its information. From CONTENT MENU Title List, select a title and press QUICK MENU button then select "Title information" by / buttons and SELECT/ENTER button. Further press QUICK MENU button, and select "Edit title name" by / buttons and SELECT/ENTER button.

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Playlist editing (Continued)
Editing
Canceling selection of a part
1)
From EDIT MENU Playlist editing, press
/
/
/
to select a part to cancel.
2)
Press QUICK MENU.
Quick Menu appears.
3) Press
/
to select
Cancel selected title
,
then press SELECT/ENTER.
The part you have selected is canceled.
Confirming the first and last scenes of a part or
a Playlist
You can play the first and last 3 seconds of a scene
(Preview). (If a title contains several chapters, the first
and last scenes of the chapters are also played.)
Pre
vie
w of a par
t:
1)
At step 6 on
page 90, select a title or a
chapter, then press QUICK MENU.
2) Press
/
to select
Preview
, then press
SELECT/ENTER.
Preview of all parts:
1)
Move the cursor to an any part (in the lower
area), then press QUICK MENU.
2) Press
/
to select
Preview all playlists
, then
press SELECT/ENTER.
Confirming the title information
1)
At step 6 on
page 90, select a title or a
chapter, then press QUICK MENU.
2) Press
/
to select
Title information
then
press SELECT/ENTER.
Correcting a Playlist
You can add or delete parts to correct a Playlist.
1)
From CONTENT MENU, select a Playlist to
correct.
2)
Press QUICK MENU.
3) Press
/
to select
Playlist re-editing
and
then press SELECT/ENTER.
EDIT MENU Playlist editing appears.
Follow the procedure from steps 6 on
page 90,
add or delete parts as necessary.
Note
You cannot edit a title (Playlist) of still pictures, or a title
(Playlist) which contains both still and moving pictures.
Using a part in a Playlist also in another Playlist
1)
In play or stop mode of a Playlist title, press
EASY NAVI.
EDIT MENU Main Menu appears.
2) Press
/
/
/
to select
Edit Menu
, then
press SELECT/ENTER.
3) Press
/
to select
Playlist editing,
then
press SELECT/ENTER.
EDIT MENU Playlist editing appears.
4) Press
/
/
/
to select
Start
then press
SELECT/ENTER.
The areas of title name and part selection become
blank.
5)
Following the procedures outlined on
page
90, make a Playlist.
Naming a title (Playlist)
1)
From EDIT MENU Playlist editing, move a
cursor to the lower side (selected parts) then
press QUICK MENU.
2) Press
/
to select
Edit title name,
then
press SELECT/ENTER.
A keyboard appears.
3)
Following the procedures outlined on
page
30, enter a title name.
Note
You can name a title also while viewing its information.
From CONTENT MENU Title List, select a title and press
QUICK MENU button then select
Title information
by
/
buttons and SELECT/ENTER button. Further press
QUICK MENU button, and select
Edit title name
by
/
buttons and SELECT/ENTER button.