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Chapter 4
Playing DVDs and CDs
when you are finished. If only copying one program or if all programs have the same
name, you are offered a default name.
8. Confirm your selections and start the copying process. While your DVD is being
created, its status displays. If you go to another screen, or to live TV, pressing the
DVD button returns you to the status screen. If copying to DVD causes disk space
conflicts, you will be notified and given the option to continue or cancel.
You can cancel a Copy to DVD that is in process. You will be notified whether the
disc can be re-used (DVD-RW) or not (DVD-R).
Finalizing the disc
9. All DVDs are automatically finalized at the end of the DVD copying process.
Finalizing means:
• A title is created for each program copied. Chapter marks are placed every 5
minutes. You cannot turn chapter marks off.
• A DVD “Disc” menu is created that lists the title of each program on the disc.
• DVDs you create have no DVD Parental Controls rating, so they cannot be blocked
by Parental Controls unless Parental Controls are set to block all DVDs. See page
55 for details.
• The closed captioning of the original program is maintained.
10. After the DVD is finalized, it appears in the on-screen menus just as any other finished
DVD would. A DVD-RW disc can be used again, but if you re-use it all of the
programs on it will be erased.
Copying content to DVD is a great
way to archive your video tapes.
First, record the video tape content to Now
Playing (see page 25 for details) and then
copy the saved content to DVD.
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