Watching the images being recorded (time slip), Recording from external devices, Recording – Hitachi DVRF7U User Manual

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This function allows you to watch the recently recorded
10-second images on the P in P screen while a recording is
in progress.

During recording, press the TIME SLIP button on
remote control.

• The recently recorded 10-second images are played

back on the P in P screen.

• This function starts to operate 10 seconds from the

time you press the REC button.

• On the TIME SLIP screen, you can play back, scan,

or perform other operations for the recorded
program.
Press the 6 button to scan the recording in the
reverse order, from the end to the start.
Press the 5 button to scan to the recently
recorded 10- second images.

Press the STOP button once to cancel the TIME SLIP

function.

• To stop a recording while a TIME SLIP function is

in progress, press the STOP button twice.

■ The Time Slip function does not operate during a

timer recording.

■ The Time Slip feature only works with DVD-RAM

discs.

■ Pressing the P in P button will switch the images

between the P in P and normal screens.

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Follow these directions to record onto a disc or a tape from
External Devices.

Connect the Line out jack of your External Devices to

the Line IN jack on the front or rear of your DVD

Recorder-VCR using Audio/Video Cable.

Power on your DVD Recorder-VCR and switch to

Line In mode by pressing the INPUT button on the

remote.
The front panel display changes on the following
sequence
. Channel Number . L1 . L2. DV B

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When your DVD Recorder-VCR is in the stop state,

set the operation mode of your External Devices to

play mode.

Press the REC button on your DVD Recorder-VCR

when the image from which you want to start

recording is displayed.

Press the STOP button on your DVD Recorder-VCR

when the recording is finished.

■ Also refer to the user manual for your External

Devices when recording through Line In mode
using Audio/Video cable.

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Watching the Images
Being Recorded (Time Slip)

DVD-RAM

Recording From
External Devices

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