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General| Type | DVD Recorder |
|---|---|
| Hard Drive Capacity | 500 GB |
| Video Recording Format | MPEG-2 |
| Audio Recording Format | Dolby Digital |
| HDMI Output | Yes |
| Component Video Output | Yes |
| Composite Video Output | Yes |
| S-Video Output | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Ethernet Port | Yes |
| Progressive Scan | Yes |
| Tuner | DVB-T |
| Recording Format | DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW |
| Playback Format | DVD-Video, DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, JPEG |
| Output Resolution | 1080p |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 430 x 59 x 286 mm |
Details about HDD capacity and compatibility of various media types for recording/playback.
Overview of different recording modes and their features.
Guidelines for proper handling, cleaning, and maintenance of the DVD recorder unit.
Explanation of remote control buttons, main unit controls, and indicators.
Instructions for connecting the unit to TVs, amplifiers, and other external equipment.
How to access and change unit settings for optimal performance.
Guided setup process for initial configuration, including TV tuning and network.
Simplified procedure for setting up network connectivity for features like DLNA.
Navigating the main menu to access various functions.
Methods for selecting, viewing, and editing the list of available TV channels.
Utilizing the electronic program guide for program information and scheduling.
Functions available during live TV viewing, such as subtitle and audio selection.
Temporarily saving and resuming live TV playback without missing content.
Step-by-step instructions for recording television programs directly to the HDD.
Simple method to start recording instantly with a specified duration.
Scheduling recordings for future programs using the timer function.
Accessing and playing video content stored on the internal HDD.
Playing video content from discs, SD cards, or USB devices.
Various controls and functions available during video playback.
How to remove unwanted recorded video titles from the HDD or media.
Performing operations like renaming, protecting, or changing title properties.
Deleting specific segments within a recorded title without removing the entire file.
Converting recorded titles to a different recording mode for space or compatibility.
Transferring recorded titles between different media types like HDD, DVD, and USB.
Modifying the list of titles to be copied, including adding, deleting, or reordering.
Copying content from a disc that has been finalized, enabling playback on other devices.
Copying a title as it is being played back, maintaining the original playback state.
Viewing JPEG images stored on media or HDD, with options for slideshows.
Displaying pictures automatically with a set interval and background music.
Performing operations like copying, renaming, or protecting picture files.
Copying pictures to different storage media like discs or HDD.
Automatically copying new pictures from SD cards or USB devices to the HDD.
Playing music from CDs, MP3 files, or the HDD, with options for browsing.
Copying music tracks from discs or USB devices to the HDD.
Browsing and playing music files stored on the internal HDD by artist, album, or playlist.
Functions like stop, pause, search, skip, and repeat during music playback.
Operations related to managing music tracks and creating playlists.
Recording audio/video signals from external sources like set-top boxes or video cameras.
Copying HD or SD video content from cameras or media to the unit's HDD.
Formatting, naming, and protecting discs and memory cards for proper operation.
Linking the unit with Panasonic TVs and receivers for integrated control and seamless operation.
Accessing online content and services via the unit's built-in internet portal.
Adjusting playback settings like soundtrack, subtitles, and angle during playback.
Customizing various unit settings like display, sound, network, and TV tuning.
Solutions for general problems like the unit not working or slow startup.
Troubleshooting display messages, clock settings, and screen size problems.
Diagnosing problems with video output, black screens, or HD quality.
Resolving no sound, distorted sound, or audio channel selection problems.
Troubleshooting issues related to recording, timer scheduling, and content copying.
Explanations for error messages and service numbers displayed on the unit.
Detailed technical specifications of the device's hardware, media compatibility, and performance.
Information regarding software licenses, trademarks, and legal notices associated with the product.
