Saba LD22BCS105 Manuel D'utilisation page 67

Menu Operation
• Reading media through the USB input
You can connect external hard drives or a USB port to your TV through your
TV's
USBports.
IMPORTANT! Backup your files before connect to the TV. Note that the manufacturer
shall not be held accountable if files are damaged or data lost.
Some types of USB devices (MP3 players for example) or USB "hard drives/ memory
cards" may be incompatible with this television. This television supports FAT32
and NTFS disk formatting. However, you will not be able to record with NTFS
formatted disks.
If your hard drives's capacity is above 1TO, you may experience some issues with
formatting. Don't disconnect your reader quickly after insert it in the television's USB
port. This can damage the USB reader and the USB device. Never remove
the USB while a file is being read.
• Reading a programme
IMPORTANT: When using a new USB hard drive, it is recommended to first format
the disk using the "Format disk" option of your television.
Note: To record a programme, you have to connect a 2.0 compatible USB device
at least, if not an error message will appear, to your television which you would have
to turn off before this. Then turn on the TV set in order to enable the record function.
To use the record function, you have to connect a USB key or an external hard
drive to the television. The USB key connected should have capacity of 1 GB at least.
A 4 Go key is recommended.
Note: Programmes recorded are saved on your USB device. The programmes can be
read only on your television but not on the computer.
Note: You cannot record radio broadcasts. The maximum duration of a recording
is unlimited. During simultaneous recording (time shift) an image-sound gap may occur.
Programmes recorded are divided into 4 GB partitions.
If the write speed of the USB device connected is insufficient, the recording may fail
and the time shift option may not be available.
As such, it is advisable to use USB devices that are HD compatible.
Avoid disconnect your USB device during recording. If you do, you may damage
the device.
It is possible to have multiple partitions on your device (maximum of 2). The television
can support maximum two different partitions. The first partition of the USB disk will be
used for the recording function (PVR).
Due to some antenna issues, it will not be possible to record some signal data.
Also, the images may be blurry during playback.
The Record, Play, Pause, Display buttons (for PlayListDialog) are not active
in Teletext mode. If a recording starts from the timer when the teletext
is active, the latter will be disabled automatically.
Teletext does no function in multimedia mode.
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