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Summary of Contents for Pioneer DVR-5100H-S
- Page 1 DVD Recorders...
- Page 2 Designed for proficient television recording, this slimline DVD recorder is sure to change the way we think about home recording. At the heart of the highly advanced, yet user-friendly DVR-5100H-S lies its massive 80 GB built-in Hard Disk Drive. With up to 102 hours of available recording space, you can store temporary recordings directly onto the HDD.
- Page 3 DVR-3100-S DVD Recorder With a revolutionary slim 69 mm height, this DVD recorder slides perfectly into any spot of your interior. Your dream machine will let you record, edit, play back and re-record your favourite programmes in seconds. Thanks to the ‘Chase Play’ feature, you can even watch the recording of your favourite TV programme while it is still being recorded! And that’s not all: you can watch a previously recorded programme while you are recording a new show.
- Page 4 Don’t want to miss your favourite TV programme when you go out, but don’t want to You won’t run out of recording time with the DVR-5100H-S DVD recorder. Using the EP keep it for a long time either? Pioneer has the answer. The new DVR-5100H-S DVD recording mode, the Hard Disk Drive alone has an amazing recording capacity of recorder has a built-in 80 GB Hard Disk Drive (HDD).
- Page 5 Never again will you miss out on the vital five minutes of a film because the doorbell The DVR-5100H-S is like having two recorders in one. That’s good news for a household rings or somebody telephones you just at a crucial point in the story. Chase Play is an that likes to watch different types of broadcasts.
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Page 6: Simplified Operation
Pioneer DVD recorders. Extremely fast operation response times. Operation response time is first rate on Pioneer’s new DVD recorders. They leap into action at a moments notice. These recorders have been ingeniously designed by Pioneer engineers so that functions, such as initialising, playback after power up and recording finalisation are performed instantly. - Page 7 Both official DVD Forum recording formats, ‘Video Mode (DVD Video Mode)’ and ‘VR Mode (DVD Video Recording Mode)’ are based on MPEG compression technology for real-time recording of high-quality images. With the new DVR-5100H-S and DVR-3100-S DVD recorders, it is possible to record from one to six hours of material in either ‘Video Mode (DVD Video Mode)’...
- Page 8 ‘VR Mode (DVD Video Recording Mode) format’ recording: The use of the VR format for recording on the next final of that international piano contest is being broadcast. These Pioneer DVD DVD-RW discs is referred to as recording in ‘VR Mode (DVD Video Recording Mode)’ on Pioneer’s DVD recorders will do the audio justice! recorders.
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Page 9: E A S Y P L A Y B A C K
DVD recorder. Note: Super Video CD compatibility: Pioneer's new DVD recorders support playback of the IEC’s Super Video Compact Disc (Super Video CD) standard (IEC 62107). Compared to the VideoCD standard, Super Video CD offers superior resolution and picture quality,... - Page 10 With the Video Adjust menu, you can set the picture quality to your taste for the built-in When it comes to stunning video, Pioneer shines. Advanced encoder technology is why. TV tuner and other external inputs. Changes can be made to brightness and colour noise By combining Single-Pass Variable Bit Rate Control with Multi-Resolution, Pioneer DVD reduction, in order to achieve the best possible recorded picture quality.
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Page 11: Specifications
DVD-R/DVD-RW discs recorded in “Video Mode”. 11) "i.LINK" and "i.LINK" Logo are trademarks. Can be connected to video DV decks and DV camcoders. (some models are not compatible). Cannot be connected to DVD players and AV amplifiers. CPRM (Content Protection for Recordable Media): What is CPRM? CPRM is a content protection system required for the recording of “copy once” broadcast programmes. CPRM stands for “Content Protection for Recordable Media”. All Pioneer DVD recorders are CPRM compatible, which means that you can record copy-once broadcast programmes but you cannot then make a copy of those recordings. - Page 12 O R L D Forget yesterday’s limits, this is tomorrow’s technology, Pioneer style. So surround yourself with Pioneer — at work or play. You’ll come alive. We promise. I n - C a r P l a s m a T V...