6 - TiVo

Recording a DVDRecording a DVDYour Recorder can save programs from the Now Playing list to a recordable DVD. Somecontent may not be saved due to copy protection rights over the material. For more details,see “Copy Protected Material” on page 64. Saving to DVD does not interfere withrecording TV programs or watching live TV.What Can Be SavedOnly programs in Now Playing can be saved to a DVD. (Now Playing can contain contentrecorded from live TV, a video camera, or video tapes.) Programs must have completedrecording to Now Playing before being saved to DVD. The following are reasons theRecorder might not be able to save a program to DVD:• Some programs might not be saved due to copy protection rights over the material.• Programs transferred to this Recorder from a different kind of TiVo DVR via theMulti-Room Viewing feature cannot be saved to DVD.• If a recording is less than 2 minutes long, it cannot be saved to DVD.Save Programs to DVDThere are two ways to save programs to DVD. One method is to select “Save to DVD orVCR” from a recording’s Program Information screen. This is useful if you only want thatsingle program on the DVD. See page 35 for instructions.If you want to save several programs to the same DVD, follow these steps:1. From TiVo Central ® , select DVD, then “Save programs to DVD.”2. Insert a DVD-RW (rewritable) or a blank DVD-R (record once) disc. If you re-use aDVD-RW disc, all of the programs on it will be erased. For a complete list ofcompatible discs, see page 64.®Some content may not be saved toDVD due to copy protection rightsover the material. For more details, see“Copy Protected Material” on page 64.DVD recordings that you make using thisRecorder are for your personal use only.You may not sell, lend, or rent them toothers.614