Manual

You can begin playback from the beginning of a program currently being recorded.

You will find this function of great advantage on long programs, as you do not have to wait for the end of

recording to begin playback.

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While recording a TV program on a DVD-RAM

disc, press TIMESLIP.

The recorder displays a TV program as it is being

TIMESLIP recorded.

Go back to the beginning of the TV program

using SKIP REV.

When you go back to the beginning, playback starts

SKIP REV automatically.

fTiCC'--I YOUcan confirm how far you are from the current

broadcast by selecting "Time bar" from Quick Menu.

Locate a scene you want through the

following operations if necessary.

Fast-forward/fast-reverse:

Press FWD or REV button.

Forward/reverse Slow-motion:

First press II button then press FWD or REV button.

Forward/reverse frame by frame play:

First press II button then press ADJUST button.

• To resume normal playback, press the PLAY button.

• You can play in fast-forward to within 10 seconds prior to the

current broadcast.

Press TIMESLIP to exit.

The current broadcast returns.

TIMESLIP

Notes

• Time slip recording/playback stops when the DVD-RAM disc is filled up.You can play up to a location where the recorder

stopped the recording. The time slip recording/playback cannot begin if a DVD-RAM disc is full.

• The playback picture may appear after a delay of several seconds.

• The playback location will never be identical to the record location in the program. It will always trail the record location by a

few seconds.

• While using time slip recording/playback, you cannot program a recording.

• While the TIMESLIP indicator is on, you cannot change the setting of the feature that turns off the recorder after a

programmed operation has finished.

• Even while "Auto power off" is selected, the recorder does not turn off if the recording end time comes during playback of a

program being recorded.

• Playback may jump a few seconds back or pause depending on the disc or data condition.

• When a timer recording or normal recording is executing with the recording mode "XP" or "AT" (when a high bit rate is

automatically set. _ page 42), this function is not available.