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Recording with the DVR 20 on the Jukebox Multimedia

Pre-record screen

Setup parameters

1. Before starting the recording, you

2. In most situations, the DVR will

should adjust the recording parameters

work fine without the user having to

via [F2] Setup button. You should see

adjust the settings.

movement on the sound level bar

clicking on [F2] Setup, you can adjust

indicating that sound will be recorded.

a number of parameters before you

Adjust the sound level with the

start the recording.

RIGHT and LEFT buttons.

below for descriptions. Click on [F1]

back... to go back to the pre-record

screen.

To make a video recording,

• First, go to the folder you want to make your recording in.

• Press the [F3] Rec'rd to enter the pre-record screen.

• If <AVI> does not appear above the [F1] button, click on [F1] until <AVI> appears. AVI is the

video file type that the Jukebox Multimedia will create.

• Click on [F2] Setup to make adjustments before you start the video recording.

During recording

3. Click on [F3] Start to start the

recording. While recording, you will

However, by

see the length of time of the recording

in the top right of the screen. This text

and other screen text will stay on the

See the table

screen during the recording but will

not be part the recording itself. Click

[F3] Stop to stop the recording.

Change Name

Allows you to change the filename before the recording begins.

Source

Composite, S-Video, Auto. You can choose which video input you want the

DVR to create your video file from. Normally, with a good video signal, you

can set it to Auto, and the DVR will scan the two inputs to see which one has

valid video information.

Format

Auto, 4:3, 2.35. This is the aspect ratio of the screen that the DVR will

record. If you choose Auto, the DVR will make a setting based on any black

bars it sees on the top and bottom of the image. Thus if the beginning of your

recording has a lot of black, it may be fooled into thinking it is a 2.35 format.

Brightness

Use this to increase or decrease the recorded image brightness

Contrast

Use this to increase or decrease the recorded image contrast

Saturation

Use this to de-emphasize or saturate the colors in the recorded image

Hue

Use this to change the color spectrum in the recorded image

Set Default

Change the above settings to the factory default settings

Bitrate

High, low. Use this to set the encoding quality (similar to the idea of JPEG

image quality settings). Set to low for higher data compression and lower

visual quality. Set to high for higher visual quality and lower data

compression.

Settings

Change the regular system settings

• Concerning the video standard, the DVR will automatically recognize if the incoming video

signal is NTSC (American), SECAM, or PAL (European). There is no need to set anything.

• Click on [F1] back.. to go back to the pre-record screen.

• Click on LEFT and RIGHT to adjust the input sound level. Too far to the right will often give

a overdriven distorted quality. Too far to the left may make for a very soft sound. Try a few

recordings to get a sense of what is the best sound level.

• Click on [F3] to start recording and then Click on [F3] to stop the recording.

• If you click on the PLAY/PAUSE button during the recording, the recording will pause and

show the last frame before the pause. You will only hear the sound from the source video.

When you click the PLAY/PAUSE again to recommence the recording, you will then see the

moving video image on the screen.