Polaroid DRA-01601A User Manual - Page 35

Glossary of Terms Chapter TERM Compatibility (Finalize) DVD+R disc DVD+RW disc Erasing the disc Multiple angles function Multiple languages function Multiple subtitle function Preparation for recording Progressive and Interlace Recording quality and length DEFINITION Chapter refers to the subtitle of each title of division on the DVD image or music. Normally, one title contains several chapters. Each chapter has its own unique number so it can be searched easily. Compatibility (Finalize) means to process the information stored in the disc to make it compatible with other DVD players. Without this process, the disc can only be played on this unit. This function is relevant to DVD+R discs only. DVD+R discs are also called Write-once DVD Discs. It can be recorded for only one time. The recorded disc can be played on other DVD players after being closed. DVD+RW discs are also called DVD+Rewritabe discs. You can record onto this disc multiple times. Erasing the disc means removing information stored on the optical disc or hard disc. Some DVDs record different images of one view taken from different angles of a screen. The user can view such angles by pressing the "angle" key. Some DVDs record sound ins several languages. The different languages can be released according to the corresponding function menu. Some DVDs record the picture description in multiple languages. Press the "SUBTITLE" key while watching, and the recorded subtitle languages will appear. Formal preparation for recording includes examining the type of the disc and the recording format, doing necessary optical adaptation and pre-writing the content area. Progressive means a frame picture can be scanned to one field. Interlace means a frame picture can be scanned to two fields. This unit provides both progressive and interlace modes. For DVD±R/RW discs with the capacity of 4.7GB, HDD disc with capacity of 80GB, there are 6 different recording qualities in accordance with the compressing program. SLP: Good image quality; 6 hours of recording EP: Good image quality; 4 hours of recording LP: Better image quality; 3 hours of recording SP+: Good image quality; 2.5 hours of recording SP: Better image quality; 2 hours of recording HQ: Best image quality; 1 hour of recording 35