Play From Offset; Manage Chapters; Create Archive (Archive Management); Main Title - Sharp TU-R162H Operation Manual

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4.1. PLAY OPTIONS

4.1.1. PLAY FROM START

Plays the recording from the beginning.

4.1.2. RESUME

Plays the recording from the last stopped position.

4.1.3. PLAY FROM OFFSET

Plays the recording, from the time which is entered.

The unit displays any marked chapters (To set chapter marks, press the Menu button during playback

and enter the "Chapter Options" menu) and begin with playback from the selected chapter.

Using this option, you will be able to archive your recordings to an external device like a DVD recorder.

Press LIB. on the remote control and the unit will display the "Recordings Library". In this library, the

saved recordings are listed. To select a recording which should be archieved, highlight one of them

using "5/6" and select the TAG option, by pressing YELLOW on the remote control. After then,

press OK to open the "Play Options" menu. In this menu, using "5/6" , select the "Create Archive"

option and enter it by pressing OK. You will see the menu below:

EDIT RECORDINGS

While the "Edit recordings" option is highlighted, using 3/4" move to the list of recordings on the right

of this menu. Highlight a recording you want to archive and press OK. You will see the menu below:

At this point, only the "Start recording at" and " Stop recording at" options are active. If you have

already separated chapters in the recording, you can select any chapter to begin the archiving and to

stop it. If the recording is not separated into chapters, the beginning and ending time of the recording

automatically become the beginning and ending time of the archiving.

If you want to display a main title, select "Include" (To do this, use "3/4"). If not, select "Skip". By

selecting "Skip", the options below will be disabled.

TEXT: After you select the "Include" option in the "Main Title" menu, you can edit the main title.

DURATION: Set the duration of the appearance of the main title on the screen.

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