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DVD RECORDERS

ADVANCED DISC NAVIGATOR

The advanced Disc Navigator interface

with improved response time on all

Pioneer DVD Recorders, uses a

thumbnail image menu to guide users

through the various playback functions.

By selecting a thumbnail image, the

corresponding title starts playing within

the thumbnail frame, complete with

sound playback. This means that users

can easily recognize which programme

they have recorded.

Note: For ‘Video Mode (DVD Video Mode)’ discs,

this feature can only be used as long as the

disc has not yet been finalised.

ALL THE FEATURES OF A PIONEER DVD-VIDEO PLAYER

Full-fledged home cinema is a simple matter of connecting the DVD recorder to a

Dolby Digital/DTS compatible amplifier/receiver and a multi-channel A/V surround

speaker system. The listener is immersed in incredible surround sound* and

special effects of the latest films. All DVD recorders play back CDs, CD-R and

CD-RW discs, VideoCDs and SVCD. Additionally, all DVD recorders can handle the

latest formats like MP3 and WMA files recorded on CD-R/CD-RW. They also include

a JPEG PhotoViewer for enjoying digital camera images.

* Dolby Digital/DTS/MPEG DVD-Video discs.

FRAME ACCURATE EDITING

Customers demand precision and that’s what they get with a Hard Disk Drive or

DVD-RW discs in ‘VR Mode (DVD Video Recording Mode)’. Using the Disc

Navigator, users can easily select the precise frame to delete a part on the

Chapter Edit Screen. This is a handy way to delete, for example, unwanted

commercials. It is simple to see where

an edit starts and ends — on-screen —,

to preview final results and to even

make a Play List based on the same

content.

Operation response time is first rate on the new DVD recorders. Pioneer engineers

developed the DVD recorders so that functions, such as initialising, playback after

power up and recording finalization, are performed as fast as possible. For

example, it only takes a breeze from the moment you turn the power on until the

image is on-screen and sound can be heard.

Define where editing begins and ends

EASY PLAYBACK (Available on all models)

OTHER VERSATILE PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS

Navigation is amazingly quick and easy. Users can scan contents, zip fast-forward

or fast reverse in up to four steps, skip titles, pause, view in slow motion, and repeat

playback.

Note: CD-R/CD-RW DVD-R/DVD-RW playback: Discs may not be played back because of the

following reasons: recording characteristics of recorder/characteristics of disc/scratch and dust on

disc/dust and condensation on pickup lens or others.

CD-R/CD-RW playback: CD-R/CD-RW discs for audio recorded in CD Audio, Video CD or MP3 audio

format can be played back. Unfinalised discs except those in CD Audio formatting cannot be played

back. Time display may not be shown because the TOC (table-of-contents) information is lacking. You

can playback unfinalised discs in CD Audio format with limited function.

Note: When playing DTS-encoded (CDs, LDs, DVDs), excessive noise will be exhibited from the

analogue stereo outputs. To avoid possible damage to the audio system, the consumer should take

proper precautions when the analogue stereo outputs of the DVD player is connected to an

amplification system. To enjoy DTS Digital Surround™ playback, an external 5.1-channel DTS Digital

Surround™ decoder system must be connected to the digital output (S/PDIF, AES/EBU or TosLink) of

the DVD player.

Note: SuperVCD compatibility: Pioneer’s new DVD recorders support playback of the IEC’s Super

Video Compact Disc (SuperVCD) standard (IEC 62107). Compared to the VideoCD standard, SuperVCD

offers superior resolution and picture quality, and allows two stereo soundtracks on the disc.

GUI with moving thumbnail image

QUICK HARDWARE RESPONSE (Available on all models)

EXTRA TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED (Available on all models)

TV TUNER SUPPORTING ALL POPULAR ANALOGUE VIDEO

PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS

Pioneer’s DVD recorders can record broadcasts just like a

traditional VCR. With the convenient ShowView

system, all that

is required is the ShowView number* to automatically

programme the recording date, time and channel setting.

The PDC/VPS (Programme Delivery Control/Video Programming System)**

automatically adjusts the recording time so that even if a programme is not running

to schedule, the recording will still be accurate and complete. For PDC/VPS to work

properly, the correct announced time and date of the programme to be recorded

must be entered.

* To be found in TV guides, newspapers, etc.

** Availability depends on broadcasting station.

PICTURE QUALITY ADJUSTMENT FEATURES

The Video Adjust menu sets the picture quality for the built-in TV tuner and other

external inputs. To achieve the best possible recorded picture quality, changes can

be made to brightness and colour noise reduction. When watching TV or other

external sources, settings can be adjusted to the specific nature of the source.

There is a wide selection of pre-defined settings or it is possible to use the Video

Adjust menu to create individual customised settings.

AN ADVANCED MPEG VIDEO ENCODER

Advanced encoder technology guarantees stunning video. Combining Single-Pass

Variable Bit Rate Control with Multi-Resolution, Pioneer DVD recorders perform

ideal video image compression encoding for dramatically improved picture quality.

On ‘VR Mode (DVD Video Recording Mode)’ DVD-RW discs, multi-resolution

technology uses three-quarter and two-third resolution settings, in addition to full

and half-resolution. This means less abrupt changes in quality over longer

recording times.

BEST LEVEL VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT/INPUT

For the very best quality video output, all Pioneer DVD recorders feature RGB

output via Euro-SCART. They also include RGB input via Euro-SCART to ensure

superior quality video when recording from any source component. Via the RGB

video input on the Euro-SCART terminal, the video signals coming out of an

attached component (e.g. a set-top box) ensure the greatest quality of image.

Favourite moments can be seen in the highest image quality possible and matching

video input quality is easily selected.

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. CPRM recordings can only be made on CPRM-compliant

DVD-RW discs formatted in ‘VR Mode (DVD Video Recording Mode)’, and CPRM

recordings can only be played on players that are specifically compatible with

CPRM.

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