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General| Hard Drive Capacity | 1TB |
|---|---|
| HDMI Output | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| 4K Upscaling | Yes |
| Smart Features | Yes |
| Connectivity | HDMI, USB, Ethernet |
| Recording Media | HDD |
| DVD Format | No |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
| Type | Digital TV Recorder |
| Video Format | H.264, MPEG2 |
| Dimensions | 430 x 59 x mm |
| Tuner | Twin HD |
Handling precautions for the HDD and recorded content to prevent damage during operation.
Precautions for installing the unit to prevent heat, condensation, and smoke damage.
Instructions for safely moving, cleaning, repairing, and disposing of the unit.
Instructions for inserting and removing USB devices, with important notes on media handling.
Step-by-step guide for basic connections using aerial, RF coaxial, AC mains, and HDMI cables.
How to connect the unit to an amplifier or receiver via HDMI for audio and video.
Connecting the unit to an amplifier or receiver using the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal.
Setting up a wired network connection using an Ethernet cable.
Steps for connecting the unit to a wireless network, including search and WPS methods.
Initial setup process for connecting and configuring the unit, including TV tuning and network settings.
Instructions for establishing a wired network connection.
Steps for connecting the unit to a wireless network, including search and WPS methods.
Table detailing supported media types, playable formats, and recordable content.
Important considerations for using external USB HDDs and USB memory devices with the unit.
A comprehensive list of all available options accessible via the FUNCTION MENU, with page references.
How to select channels using CH buttons, number buttons, or channel information.
Procedures for entering the PIN when accessing age-restricted channels or content.
Instructions for displaying subtitles and accessing Teletext information.
How to rewind live TV programs up to 1.5 hours using the HDD.
How to pause live TV programs and resume playback later.
How to set the duration for recording TV programs, from 30 minutes to 4 hours.
How to select and change the recording mode for automatic conversion after recording.
Instructions for stopping or pausing a recording in progress.
How to record two programs simultaneously and play back recorded titles.
How to edit or cancel timer recordings directly from the TV Guide screen.
Managing situations where timer recordings overlap, including options to change or delete.
Methods to find programs using keywords, program types, or categories.
Features like Guide Link, Series Timer Recording, and Split Programme for enhanced recording.
Customizing options like channel, date, auto-renewal, start/stop times, mode, subtitles, and title names.
Important points to consider regarding timer recording, such as overlap and recording exceptions.
Procedures for editing existing timer programs and exiting the recording list.
How to set up keyword recording, including search conditions, targets, categories, and recording settings.
Managing keywords, deactivating recording, searching, playing, deleting, and changing priority.
Navigating the Video Menu to view and play recorded programs, videos, photos, and music from the HDD.
How to view and play titles from a connected USB HDD.
How to play titles starting from specific chapters and edit chapter marks.
Removing titles from keyword lists, copying them, and protecting them.
Accessing and displaying content from inserted media like USB drives via menu screens.
Basic operations like stop, resume, quick view, search, pause, slow-motion, and frame-by-frame playback.
Using manual skip, skipping titles/chapters, and changing audio settings during playback.
Preparations, settings, and playback of 3D video content, including type, AVCHD output, and message display.
Adjusting soundtrack, audio channel, subtitles, repeat play, random playback, and aspect ratio.
Settings for picture type, sharpness, noise reduction, colour, bandwidth, and 24p/25p conversion.
Configuring sound effects like DSD sampling, LPF, night surround, re-master, and dialogue enhancer.
Procedures for deleting single or multiple recorded titles, including options during playback.
Options for editing titles such as setting protection, partial deletion, entering names, and creating chapter marks.
Converting recorded titles to different modes (DR, AVCHD) for smaller file sizes and managing conversion options.
How to select points to create new chapters within a title.
Steps to select titles, change selection, set copying options, and start copying.
How to use the copying list, understand screen icons, and copy video files.
Instructions for playing photos from the HDD or external media like USB drives.
Adjusting playback options, using the photo menu for slideshows, rotation, information, and wallpaper settings.
Setting up network connection and accessing TV Anytime features for remote control and playback.
How to share content from the unit to DLNA-compatible client devices.
Description of VIERA Link functions like automatic input switching, power link, continuous music playback, and remote control integration.
How to update the unit's software via broadcasts or the internet.
Information on compatible 4K content formats and how to play them back on the unit.
Instructions for copying 4K videos and photos to the unit's HDD.
How to enter text for titles, names, and other fields using the on-screen keyboard.
Adjusting the image aspect ratio to fill the TV screen, including normal, side cut, and zoom modes.
Setting up TV channels, editing favorites, managing channel lists, auto/manual tuning, and updating channel lists.
Configuring settings like record start/stop buffers, REWIND LIVE TV, aspect ratio for recording, and chapter creation.
Options to delete all titles, videos, photos, music, or format the internal HDD.
Registering, disconnecting, managing, canceling registrations, and formatting USB HDDs.
Configuring dynamic range compression, downmix, and bilingual audio selection for playback.
Settings for PCM conversion, Dolby Digital, system volume, audio delay, and broadcast audio type.
Adjusting 3D settings and TV aspect ratio for connected displays.
Adjusting aspect ratio for 4:3 video, setting TV system, and HDMI connection options.
Configuring second screen browsing, locking Network Service, and automatic volume control.
Managing DLNA server functions, device names, and conversion/resolution settings for DLNA playback.
Setting Quick Start, automatic standby, standby after OTR/copy, RF OUT, and network power save.
Configuring the unit's clock automatically or manually, and setting or changing the parental control PIN.
Updating software via standby mode, broadcasts, or the internet, and checking license and system information.
Resetting the unit to factory presets for shipping condition or default settings.
Solutions for common problems like the unit not working, slow startup, remote control issues, and display errors.
Addressing issues with screen size, black screens, and TV reception problems.
Solutions for image lag during video playback and problems with distorted pictures or incorrect display.
Troubleshooting 3D video output problems and sound issues like no sound or distorted audio.
Solutions for problems with recording, timer recording, keyword recording, and auto renewal.
Troubleshooting forgotten PINs, smooth playback, editing, photo playback, and USB device recognition.
Solutions for improper TV Guide display and picture breakup on channels.
Troubleshooting network access, DLNA playback, dropped frames, and wireless LAN connection problems.
How to return all settings to the factory preset using Shipping Condition or Default Settings.
Details on dimensions, power, operating conditions, recording modes, and approximate recording times.
Information on TV system, video/audio terminals, HDD capacity, other terminals, wireless LAN, and audio output.
Guidelines for proper disposal of old equipment and batteries, especially in EU countries.
How the unit stores and manages device ID, password, and usage history information.
