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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
2 Open the Task window (shown in Step 3 on page 30) for each scheduled program and change the TV Channel setting to match your set-top box output (usually channel 3 or 4). 3 Leave your set-top box powered on at the time recording is scheduled. To schedule the recording of multiple programs that do not all appear on the same channel: 1 Open the Task window (shown in Step 3 on page 30) for each scheduled program and change the TV Channel setting to match your set-top box output (usually channel 3 or 4). 2 Manually change the channel on your set-top box before the scheduled recording times, as required. (Make sure you don’t change channels during a recording session.) 3 Leave your set-top box powered on at the time recording is scheduled. Using the EPG Click the EPG button on the TV Panel (shown on page 25) to connect to a Web-based programming guide that displays program schedules and helps you schedule future programs for recording. Your computer must be connected to the Internet to open the EPG. The EPG displays program schedules for your geographical region. If the wrong program schedules display, check the Country or Region setting in the Setup dialog box. See Customizing WinDVR on page 33 for more information. Refer to your EPG Web site for help using and troubleshooting the EPG. Watching and Recording TV with WinDVR Watching a Recorded Program You can watch a saved TV program on your computer monitor. (If you want to burn your saved TV program onto a DVD or CD, see Importing to MyDVD on page 35.) To watch a saved TV program: Click Program on the Control Panel to open the Play dialog box. Default program names can be changed. Click Rename, then follow the on-screen instructions. 2 Click on the program you want to watch, then click Play. 3 Click Stop when you are finished viewing the program. Watching and Recording TV with WinDVR Capturing a Still Image You can capture still images from TV programs using the WinDVR Control Panel. Note: You can capture still images while you’re watching live TV, or while you’re playing back a recorded program. To capture a still image: 1 At any time while you’re watching TV, click the Still Image button (shown at right) on the WinDVR Control Panel. The image you capture appears in the Capture window. 2 Use the Capture window buttons to save or delete the image. Files can be saved in bitmap (.bmp) or JPEG (.jpg) format. 3 Continue capturing more still images from the Capture window using the Still Image button, or close the Capture window. Customizing WinDVR You can change the WinDVR settings at any time. To make changes to the WinDVR set-up: 1 Open the TV Panel and click the Setup button. (See page 25 for instructions.) The Setup window opens. 2 Make setting changes as required. Click ? on the Control Panel if you need help understanding the setting options. 3 Click Apply, then click OK. Creating a TV Project with WinDVR and MyDVD Creating a TV Project with WinDVR and MyDVD This section provides the basic steps for creating a TV project to be burned to DVD or CD for storage and future viewing. Note: To create a video project, see page 38. To get more information, refer to the online tutorial included with Sonic MyDVD. Or, at any time while you’re using this software, click ? or Help, to display detailed information about any step you want to perform. Before you begin creating: ¦ If you have an external DVD/CD recorder, make sure it is connected to your computer and switched on. You need a DVD-Recordable drive and appropriate media to burn DVDs. DVD-ROM, CD-R, and CD-RW drives do not have the capability to burn DVD discs. However, a CD-Recordable drive can burn a Video CD that you can play back on a DVD player. ¦ Close WinDVR. ! Caution: Do not attempt to run the WinDVR and MyDVD applications simultaneously. Close one application before opening the other one. Creating a TV Project with WinDVR and MyDVD Importing to MyDVD To burn a recorded TV program onto a DVD or CD, you must first import it to MyDVD. 1 Close WinDVR. Do not open MyDVD when WinDVR is running. 2 Start MyDVD by double-clicking the Sonic MyDVD icon on your desktop. The Welcome window appears. Move the mouse pointer over either DVD-Video or Video CD, then click Create or Modify a ... Project. The Main project window appears. Creating a TV Project with WinDVR and MyDVD 4 Click Get Movies. Select the video file you want, then click Open. 5 Your file is loaded into MyDVD and appears as a thumbnail picture on your Main project window. The layout shown in the MyDVD Main project window is what your DVD menu will look like on your TV. Trimming Your Recorded Program Now that you’ve captured your TV program, you can trim it. For example, you can change your Start and End points, and remove any unwanted footage. You can also choose the specific TV frame that you want to use as the thumbnail picture that is displayed in your Main project window. See Trimming Your Video on page 42 for detailed trimming and editing instruct...
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