Zenith XBR413 Operating Guide - Page 39
Basic Recording, Basic Recording from a TV, Instant Timer Recording - instructions
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Basic Recording RECORDING Basic Recording from a TV Follow the instructions below to record a TV program. Recording starts immediately and continues until the disc or tape is full or you stop the recording. 1 Switch on the recorder, select the device (VCR or DVD) for Recording and load a recordable disc or tape. Also make sure that the TV input is set to this recorder. If you load a completely blank DVD-RW disc, Disc initialize menu will appear, to select a desired Recording Mode to initialize the disc (See page 24). 2 Set a recording mode as necessary by pressing REC MODE repeatedly. DVD: SP (Standard quality), LP (Low quality), XP(High quality) VCR: SP (Standard Play), SLP (Super Long Play) 3 Use CH (v/V) on the front panel or CH/TRK(v/V) on the remote control to select the TV channel to record. 4 Use AUDIO to select the audio channel to record. The table below shows what will be recorded on the different settings for different types of broadcast. The last column (Monitor Audio) shows what you'll hear as it is recording. • If you set the audio channel to SAP, but there is no SAP channel being broadcast, the main audio (mono or stereo) will be recorded. TV Broadcast Selected Audio MONO STEREO MONO+SAP STEREO+SAP MONO STEREO Left Right MONO MONO SAP STEREO SAP MONO Broadcast Audio Monitor L Ch R Ch Audio MONO MONO MONO L R STEREO L L Left L R Right MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO MONO SAP SAP SAP L R STEREO SAP SAP SAP MONO MONO MONO 5 Press REC (z) once. Recording will start. (The REC indicator lights in the display window.) Recording continues until you press STOP (x) or the disc (or tape) is full. To record for a fixed length of time, see Instant Timer Recording on right. 6 Press STOP (x) to stop recording. Instant Timer Recording Instant Timer Recording allows you to make a recording easily of a preset length without using the program timer. 1 Follow steps 1-4 as shown left (Basic Recording from a TV). 2 Press REC (z) repeatedly to select the recording time length. Recording starts after the first press. DVD: Each subsequent press increases the recording time by 10 minutes (maximum 240 minutes) within free space. VCR: Each subsequent press increases the recording time by 30 minutes (maximum 540 minutes). Please confirm the VHS tape has enough remaining time to be recorded before recording. Input: Ch. 6 MONO SP 02H 01M Free DVD 00:09:05 30min Rec Input: Ch. 6 MONO SP 00:17:32 Instant Timer Record Menu VCR 120min Rec Checking the Recording Time Press REC (z) or DISPLAY once to check the recording time. The recalled setting will automatically return to the TV screen for a moment. Also, remaining time of recording is shown in the display window. To Extend the Recording Time The recording time can be extended anytime by pressing REC (z). Each subsequent press increases the recording time by 10 minutes (DVD) within free space or 30 minutes (VCR) . To Pause the Recording 1 Press PAUSE/STEP (X) to pause the disc during recording. 2 When you want to continue recording, press PAUSE/STEP (X) or REC (z). otes • If you press PAUSE/STEP (X) during the Instant Timer Recording, it will be canceled. • The VCR/DVD Recorder will automatically power off when the Instant Timer Recording ends. To record one TV program while watching another 1 Press TV/VCR to select the TV mode during recording. The TV indicator appears. 2 Using the TV, select the channel to be viewed. ote The available recording DVD title number is 99. If the VCR/DVD Recorder is powered off during DVD recording, the recording will not be saved. ip (VCR mode only) Always use PAUSE/STEP (X) for best results when making changes during recording . For example: To change channels during recording, first press PAUSE/STEP (X) to put the unit in pause mode. Then select the desired channel on the VCR/DVD Recorder, and press PAUSE/STEP (X) again to resume recording. 39