Hitachi DZMV750MA - Manual (Page 131)

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DELETING SCENES USING SUBMENU FOR EDITING (EDITING PLAY LIST)
You can delete scenes from play list on the editing screen.
1
Press the DISC NAVIGATION button.
2
Display the editing screen of the play list to
be edited.
Perform steps 2 – 4 on page 129.
3
Move the cursor to the
play list in lower row.
4
Select the scene to be deleted, and then press
the MENU button.
5
Choose “Delete” on the
“Edit” menu screen,
and then press the A
button.
Repeat steps 3 – 5 other
scenes can be deleted.
6
Press the C button: The screen for verifying
exit will appear.
Note
:
• If all scenes on play list are deleted, the play list itself
will also be deleted.
• You can also select multiple scenes (p. 109).
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SELECTING SCENES USING SUBMENU FOR EDITING (EDITING PLAY
LIST)
You can specify the range of scenes when adding or deleting consecutive multiple scenes to/from
play list. This “Select” menu item is useful when selecting consecutive multiple scenes in items for
adding or deleting scenes using menu on page 122.
1
Press the DISC NAVIGATION button.
2
Display the editing
screen of the play list to
be edited.
Perform steps 2 – 4 on
page 129.
3
Specify the first or last scene of those you
wish to select, and then press the MENU
button.
To select all scenes, simply press the MENU
button.
4
Use the f/e/d/
c/A buttons to
choose “Start
→
Current”, “Current
→
End”, “All” on the
“Select” menu screen,
and then press the A
button.
Note :
See page 122 for the status of scenes to be
selected.
5
Press the C button: The screen for verifying
exit will appear.
Ed i t P l a yL i s t
P l a y L i s t No . 0 4
A l l P r o g r a ms 0 0 1 / 0 1 4
0 0 7 / 0 0 7
DELETE EX I T
Ed i t
P l a y L i s t No . 0 4
A l l P r o g r a ms 0 0 1 / 0 1 4
0 0 7 / 0 0 7
ENTER RETURN
E x i t
D e l e t e
Ed i t P l a yL i s t
P l a y L i s t No . 04
A l l P r o g r ams 0 0 4 / 0 1 4
0 0 7 / 0 0 7
ADD EX I T
S e l e c t
P l a y L i s t N o . 0 3
A l l P r o g r a ms 0 0 1 / 0 1 4
0 0 7 / 0 0 7
ENTER RETURN
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