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I
NTRODUCTION
Packard Bell Smart TV32
The
combining a high definition (HDMI compatible) LCD screen with
audio and video functions normally found in DVD player/recorders or
Windows XP Media Center 2005
PVRs (powered by
television, a DVD player, an PVR recorder, music player, photo
viewer, radio and a fully-featured computer, all in a single unit.
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M F
AIN EATURES
Dual-tuner television
• Receive analogue or digital television signals.
• Watch one channel while recording another.
• Large widescreen LCD panel.
DVD Player
• Plays pre-recorded DVDs and Audio CDs.
• Surround sound for up to 8 ('7.1') separate audio channels.
PVR Recorder
• Record functions include Time Shifting (see below).
• Store and play multimedia files (music, photos, videos).
• Transfer files between USB devices, DVDs and the internal HDD.
• MP3 and WMA support.
• Record TV shows and transfer home videos to DVD.
Time Shifting
• Simultaneous video recording and playback.
• Pause and later resume live TV broadcasts. Fast forward, fast
rewind and jump to any point in the recording.
• Instant replay of up to 30 minutes.
DVD/CD Player
• 16:9 and 4:3 TV screen aspect ratio support.
• Playback functions including Program, Repeat, Fast Forward/
Reverse, Zoom, etc.
• Supports multiple audio languages, subtitle languages and disc
menu languages. Supports all normal DVD playback features.
• Compatible with DVD, Super VCD, VCD, CD, CD-R discs, can
play MP3, JPEG and Picture CD.
• Copy protection technology from Macrovision.
Program Recording
• Record from TV tuner or analogue AV input.
• Play a previously recorded programme while recording another
programme.
• Programmable timer for recording a single or recurring TV pro-
gramme.
• Set time-recording events with three options: "Once", "Daily"
and "Weekly".
• Record TV at the press of a button.
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DVD Archiving
• Archive recordings on DVD.
• DVDs recorded using the Smart TV32 can be played on most
current and future DVD players.
Personal Video Archiving
• Transfer videos from a VCR, analogue camcorder or digital (DV)
camcorder to DVD.
Connectors
• Input: Aerial, Memory Card Reader, S-Video, Composite, stereo
audio, USB, SCART (x2), HDMI, Component.
• Digital input (IEEE 1394) connector for digital video cameras;
audio and video signals are transmitted via the same cable.
• Standard video inputs (CVBS), S-video, SCART IN and compo-
nent video (Y, Cb/Pb, Cr/Pr).
• Coaxial digital audio out connector.
• Connects with USB flash drives, USB memory card readers and
USB cameras.
Fully-featured computer
(with Microsoft Windows XP Media
Center Edition 2005)
• Designed for quiet operation.
• Ready for Internet access - includes ready-to-use antivirus.
• Play games (online or offline) or manage your home 'office'.
• Compatible with standard PC software packages.

Additional Features

• Parental Lock Level control system.
• Progressive Scan creates a picture with twice the scan lines of
traditional Component Video. This results in reduced picture
flickering and motion artifacts as well as a sharper image on large
screens.
This product contains copy protection tech-
nology, which is protected by US Patent
and other intellectual property rights. Use
of this copy protection technology from Macrovision Corporation
requires the approval of Macrovision. It is intended exclusively for
home use and other limited pay-per-view applications, unless Macro-
vision approves some other use in writing. Modifications to the
equipment, removal of components and reverse engineering are
prohibited.
B C
OX ONTENTS
• Smart TV32, stand and screws
• Remote control unit and wireless receiver
• Keyboard, mouse and wireless receiver
• Batteries (6 x AA)
• Power cable
• IR Blaster
• Aerial Splitter Cable.
• Packard Bell Smart TV32 Getting Started Guide
• Packard Bell Smart TV32 Operating Guide
• Warranty guide

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