User manual RCA DRC8310N

[. . . ] DVD Recorder/VCR Combo User's Guide Important Disc Information This Product Can Record on the Following Disc Types: DVD+R (2. 4x, 4x, 8x, and 16x) DVD+RW (2. 4x and 4x) This recorder cannot record on DVD-R or DVD-RW discs. Please make sure to purchase discs with the plus "+" symbol on the package. Changing Entertainment. Again. Important Information CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN This symbol indicates that this product incorporates double insulation between hazardous mains voltage and user accessible parts. This symbol indicates important instructions accompanying the product. WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do not expose this DVD Recorder to rain or moisture. [. . . ] If you want to name the program, delete it, or change the play mode, press OK (the options appear). Rename Title: For DVD+RW discs or DVD+R discs which have not been finalized. Play Title: Plays the movie, program or show. Play All Chapters: Plays all chapters, including chapters that may have been hidden when editing the disc. Note: You can delete a title from a DVD+R disc that hasn't been finalized but the program will still be on the disc. You will not be able to access the program once the title has been deleted. Clear Chapters: For DVD+RW discs only. 1- Disc name Maggie's Disc Caroline's Bday Simon at soccer 2- Titles on the disc (programs you recorded) Anniversary Steve's vacation Steve & Maggie Maggie's Disc 6 Title(s) on Disc 0h 24min available *1 Best 5- Disc information: Name of disc, how many recordings are on the disc; how much recording time is left on the disc; the Recording Quality setting. 3- Information bar: shows how much space individual titles are taking up on the disc. For example: the first bar represents the title Caroline's Bday; the longest recording (title) is the third one, entitled Anniversary. 4- shows how much recording space is left on the disc 34 Graphics contained within this publication are for representation only. Chapter 3: Recording, Playback & Features 1- Disc name Disc Information In addition to providing information about individual titles on the disc, the Disc Title Menu gives you helpful information about the disc itself. After you've inserted the DVD+RW disc or DVD+R disc, select Disc from main menu, highlight Disc Title Menu and press OK. The picture above is an example of what you'll see (details are on the next page). Maggie's Disc 6 Title(s) on Disc 0h 24min available *1 Best Maggie's Disc Caroline's Bday Simon at socAnniversary Steve's vacation Steve & Maggie The top menu bar is the name of the disc. With the disc name highlighted, press OK and the options described below appear: Note: You cannot select the disc name for a finalized DVD+R disc. A confirmation screen appears, asking if you want to rename. An on-screen keyboard appears so you can change the name of the disc (1 on illustration above left). Erases a DVD+RW disc so you can record new programming onto it (not available for DVD+R disc). Protects contents of the DVD so nobody can record new programming onto it. If the disc has been locked, the menu option changes to Unlock Disc (not available for DVD+R discs). Rename Disc Erase Disc Lock Disc Finalize Disc Make Compatible Maggie's Disc 6 Title(s) on Disc 0h 24min available *1 Best Finalize Disc: DVD+R only. Enables a DVD+R disc to be played in other DVD players. Not available if the disc has already been finalized. After a disc is finalized, you can't record more programs to the disc. If you have made edits to the disc (described in the next section), such as adding or deleting chapter markers or hiding chapters, this option enables the edited version of the disc to be compatible with other DVD players. If you press OK when a title is highlighted, the following options appear: Rename Title: Press OK when highlighted. A confirmation screen appears, asking if you want to rename. [. . . ] For rental firms, proof of first rental is also required. Pick up your DVD/VCR when repairs are completed. What your warranty does not cover: · · · · · · Acts of nature, such as but not limited to lightning damage. A unit that has been modified or incorporated into other products or is used for institutional or other commercial purposes. Units purchased or serviced outside the U. S. [. . . ]