Discs For Recording - Pioneer DVD-R7783 Mode D'emploi

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Disc-related
7 Recommended Discs
÷ For stable recording and playback,
always use a recommended brand of
disc.
÷ For specific disc recommendations,
consult your dealer.
7 Handling Discs
÷ Avoid touching or scratching the signal
surface (shiny side) of the disc
÷ Hold the disc by the edges or by the
center hold and one edge
÷ Do not affix paper or
labels to the disc
÷ Discard warped or
cracked discs as
they may cause
damage to the
drive
÷ Avoid specially
shaped discs such
as hearts or
polygons
÷ Remove dust or
lint from the disc
with a soft cloth
by wiping from
the inside to the
outside edge rather than in a circular
motion
÷ Do not use record-cleaning or anti-static
agents as the solutions may cause
damage to a disc
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Discs for Recording

7 When data cannot be recorded or
÷ Are you using a recommended brand
÷ Has a sufficiently large writing area
÷ Are you using a disc that has already
÷ Has the disc been inserted correctly
÷ Is the disc dirty or scratched?
7 The device cannot read a disc that
÷ Are you using a recommended brand
÷ Is an unwritten disc installed?
÷ Is the disc dirty or scratched?
÷ It is possible that condensation has
* For other issues, consult the operating
I Regarding DVD-R/RW, CD-R discs
¶ Due to the unique construction of DVD-
errors occur during recording:
of disc?
been secured?
been finalized (closed to further
recording)?
with its label side facing up and writing
side down?
has been recorded.
of disc?
formed on the optical components or
on the disc. (Wait 1 to 2 hours before
attempting to use the device again.)
instructions accompanying your
application software.
R/RW and CD-R discs, leaving them for
extended periods of time in the pause
mode at a single point may result in the
discs' becoming difficult to play at that
place. The same symptom may also
occur if the loop function is used to play
back a single point on the disc
excessively.
As a result, users are advised to
construct backup archive discs when
playing discs containing important data.