BeoCord VX 7000, User Manual

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U S I N G T H E T A P E L I S T
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Switch on the video tape recorder
Call up the main menu
Press to light up the item Tape list in
red
Press to call up the Tape list
The tape list appears on the screen:
Press to leaf through the list,
page by page
Key in the number of the title
(recording) you want to see,
for example title number 8
Load the tape prompted by the on
screen display
The video tape recorder starts
playing the chosen recording as
soon as it is found
Before you start
If you are not familiar with using the BeoCord
VX 7000 on-screen menus, it may be a good idea
to read page 7 before you go on.
The second and third items appearing
in the main menu, Tape list and Tape
naming,
provide you with an efficient
and easy-to-use filing system for your
video tapes.
The Tape list gives you a survey of all
your video recordings (tracks) on all
your tapes. You just have to call up the
list, leaf through the titles, and then
when you have found the one you want
to see – key in its number.
A new menu then appears, telling you
which track (recording) you have
chosen and which tape number you
must load to watch it.
When you have loaded the tape, the
video tape recorder starts searching for
the track, and plays it the moment it is
found.
All that is required from you, in order
for this filing system to work properly,
is that you number your tapes and enter
the name of each recording you make
once and for all.
1 Cartoons
2 Casablanca
3 Feast of Babette
4 Olympic Games 1992
5 Pelle the Conqueror
6 Pooh Bear
7 Silence of the Lambs
8 Summer 1993
9 Summer 1994
Selected track:
Summer 1993
Load tape no. 8!
Selected track:
Summer 1993
Searching...
The titles in your tape list appear in alphabetical
order (above). When you se/ect the title you want
to play, the video tape recorder prompts you to
load the appropriate tape:
When you have loaded the tape a new menu
appears:
The video tape recorder is searching for the track
you have chosen.
Note: Searching for tracks requires that your
recordings were made with the track marker
function cut in (see pages 10-11).
> See the next page for details of how to name
your recordings.
Keeping a list of your recordings
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