ARCHOS TV Plus 500973 - Manual (Page 69)

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RECORDING PROCEDURE
In the Home screen, select the “
Recorder
” icon and use the Tab button to ac-
cess the “
Video Recorder
” mode.
This screen will allow you to adjust
the recording sound gain (left/right
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cording parameters (see next section) .
You can now start a video recording
by pressing the OK button. You can
pause and resume your recording at
any time (OK button).
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Close the screen to stop and save the recording*. The automatic stop setting
(“
Auto Stop Rec
”) is preset to 2 hours.
* All video recordings made by your ARCHOS device are saved in the Video/
(Rec) folder. If you wish to keep them in a different location, you can use the
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“VIDEO RECORDER” SETTINGS
To access the “
Video recorder
” settings screen, select the “
Settings
” menu item:
“Auto Stop Rec”: the duration of time after which the ARCHOS will automatically stop re-
cording. If you disable this function, the recording will continue until you press or until the
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“Rename”:
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control’s keyboard.
“Source”: you can choose which video input (“
Auto
”/“
Composite
”/“
S-Video
”/“
Scart
”/
“
Component
”/“
RGB
”) you want the ARCHOS to use. Normally, with a good video signal,
you can set it to “
Auto
” and your ARCHOS will scan its inputs to see which one is receiving
video.
“Format”: “
Auto
”/“
4:3
”/“
5:3
”/“
16:9
”/“
2.35
”. This is the aspect ratio of the screen that the
ARCHOS device will record. You can set this manually, but in most cases you can just leave it
on “
Auto
”.
“Widescreen”: “
Auto
”/“
On
”/“
Off
”. If your tuner (cable box, satellite receiver, etc.) outputs a
video signal in widescreen, you can force the ARCHOS to recognize this signal. This should be
set to “
On
” if recordings show people that look unusually tall and thin. But in most cases you
can just leave it on “
Auto
”.

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