RCA DRC8320N User Guide - Page 26

Chapter 1: Connections and Setup DVD Buttons ANGLE Accesses various camera angles that might have been added to a pre-recorded disc when it was created. Not available on all discs. AUDIO Puts the remote in audio mode to operate a component, such as an audio receiver or amplifier, that you've programmed to work with this button. BOOKMARK Creates a bookmark for the section playing on the disc. DIGEST This button has no function for this product. DVD MENU Brings up the DVD disc menu. HQ/SEP Toggles the recording quality. MUTE Mutes the sound. OPEN•CLOSE Opens and closes the disc tray. PAUSE/STEP Pauses tape playback or recording. Also advances the frame when paused. PLAY Begins disc or tape playback. PROGRAM Brings up the program menu so that you can program titles or tracks in a custom order. RANDOM Toggles the available random playback modes. RECORD Records programming. REVERSE Searches backward through a disc. SEARCH Allows you to search for a specific point in the disc. SKIP F. (Skip forward) Goes to the next chapter of the disc. SKIP R. (Skip reverse) Goes to the previous chapter of the disc. SLOW Advances or reverse the disc in slow motion. STOP Stops playback or recording. SUBTITLE Accesses the available subtitles on a disc. Highlight the subtitle you want, and press ENTER. TITLE/PBC Accesses the DVD disc's main menu. When a DVD you recorded is loaded, pressing TITLE brings up the disc edit menu. Also turns on Play Back Control for Video CDs. ZOOM Enlarges the image on the screen so you can zoom in on details. To pan and scan after you've zoomed in on an image, use the arrow buttons. The Zoom feature isn't available on all discs. Typically, it works with DVD discs and CD-Rs with JPEG files. Using the Remote's Features Understanding the SOURCE button Another important button is the SOURCE button. The SOURCE button selects the programming from a specific component that is connected to one of the input jacks on the DVD recorder. We call these Video Input Channels because you are telling the component to send the video (and audio) that corresponds to the Video Input jack you used to connect the component to the DVD recorder. For example, if you connected a satellite receiver to your DVD recorder by using the S-VIDEO IN jack on the front of the unit, you would need to press and release SOURCE until the front a/v jacks Video Input Channel appears (if the satellite receiver is on, you'll see the program it is tuned to, and FAV appears in the DVD recorder's display to let you know which "channel" the DVD recorder has accessed. Note: When an S-Video cable is connected, it is automatically detected. If you also have a component connected to the audio/video jacks, the S-Video jack takes priority. The Channel Banner While watching TV, press DISPLAY on the remote control to see the channel banner. The information that appears in the channel banner depends upon the information sent from the broadcaster. For example, the rating, the program name, and the time the program ends are not always sent by the broadcaster. 24 Graphics contained within this publication are for representation only.