Toshiba RD-XS34SC Speaker System User Manual


 
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Editing
Function setup
Others
Introduction
Library
Recording
Playback
Playing recorded contents (CONTENT MENU)
Titles and chapters recorded on the HDD or a DVD-RAM/R/RW disc are displayed in thumbnail view, so
that you can easily locate a desired one.
You can play recorded TV programs also from TV Guide On Screen. See
page 25.
1
Press CONTENT MENU.
“CONTENT MENU Title List” appears.
You can switch between HDD and DVD drives by
presing HDD or DVD button.
2
Press / / / to select a title (chapter).
You can view succeeding or prior pages by pressing
PICTURE SEARCH (
/ ) button.
To select a chapter, select a title and press
button.
The Chapter List appears.
By pressing
button again, you can return to Title List.
3
Press ENTER.
Playback starts from a selected title (chapter).
Attribution
(original/playlist)
e.g.
Notes
On CONTENT MENU, titles (Original) precede titles (Playlist) in order from the oldest one respectively.
To turn off CONTENT MENU, press CONTENT MENU button. Absence of operations for longer than about 15 minutes also
turns off CONTENT MENU.
The mark is displayed in every thumbnail when “HDD/RAM title play” ( page 160) is set to “Title resume”. When set to
“Serial playback”, it is displayed in a thumbnail last operated.
You can change a thumbnail picture. See page 100.
You cannot display CONTENT MENU for DVD-R/RW discs recorded on other devices.
For playing a recorded title while recording another, see page 43.
A black thumbnail with “Recording” means that the title is being recorded or its recording will start within 15 seconds. This
thumbnail cannot start playback.
Playback
CONTENT MENU
ENTER
ENTER
DVD-R
DVD-RW
HDD
DVD-RAM
HDD
Original
2005/03/24 07
:
00
am TV
:
4
Title List Page
MENU
CONTENT
1/2
(0:53:45)
Original
2005/03/24 11
:
00
pm TV
:
6
(0:29:50)
Original
2005/04/07 07
:
00
am TV
:
8
(0:54:30)
Original
2005/04/08 09
:
00
pm TV
:
10
(0:51:28)
Original
2005/03/29 09
:
00
pm TV
:
3
(0:52:40)
Original
2005/04/07 11
:
00
am TV
:
4
(0:30:08)
HDD :
Start