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Lining up recordings (assemble cut)
When you add a further recording to a cassette, which already
has a recording on it, a short blank (flicker) can appear between
the old and the new recording or the picture itself can flicker.
To help reduce these from occurring, proceed as follows:
1 Find the tape position of the old recording where you want to
insert the new recording.
2 Look at the last minute of the old recording (playback).
3 Press PAUSE
k
at the tape position where the new recording
is to go and press REC I .
4 Now start recording as usual by pressing REC
I
on the
remote control.
5 Stop recording with STOP
C
.
Copying a video tape
You can make copies of video cassettes made by friends or relatives
for your own enjoyment.
WARNING:
Unauthorized recordings of copyrighted video
cassettes may be an infringement of copyright laws.
Connect the recording DVD/ VCR (this unit/Recording Unit)
and the playback video recorder (another video recorder/
Playing Unit) by using VCR AUDIO IN/ VIDEO IN jacks on the
back or front AUDIO/ VIDEO IN jacks.
1 Insert a pre-recorded video cassette into the playing unit.
2 Insert a blank video cassette, or one you want to record over,
into the cassette compartment of this unit.
3 Press the numerical key pads “001” or “002”.
• 001 : If you use VCR AUDIO IN/ VIDEO IN jacks on the back.
• 002 : If you use front AUDIO/ VIDEO IN jacks.
4 Press REC MODE to select SP or LP at this unit.
5 Press REC
I
on the front panel of this unit.
6 Begin playback of the tape at the playing unit.
7 To stop recording, press STOP
C
on this unit, then stop
playback of the tape at the playing unit.
• For the best results during dubbing, use the DVD/ VCR’s front
panel controls whenever possible.The remote control might
affect the playback video recorder’s operation.
• If video or colour fades in and out, you may be copying a copy
guarded video tape.
VCR Manual Recording
Programming a Recording (TIMER)
General information
Use a TIMER programming to automatically start and stop a
recording at a later time or date.The DVD/ VCR will switch to
the right programme number and begin recording at the
correct time.With this unit, you can pre-programme up to
eight recordings within a period of one year.To make a
programmed recording, your DVD/ VCR needs to know:
* the date you want to make the recording
* the programme number of the TV channel
* the start and stop time of the recording
This information is saved in a TIMER block.
Programming a recording
• Use the remote control for this procedure.
• Insert a cassette tape with its erase prevention tab in place.
(If necessary, rewind or fast forward the tape to the point at
which you want to begin recording.)
1 Press VCR, then DISC/VCR MENU.
2 Press
K
/
L
to select “TIMER”, then press
B
.
Notes:
If you have not set the clock yet, “CLOCK” setting menu
appears. If so, follow the steps outlined in the “Setting the
Clock” section.Then, set the timer.
– When you press
B
after pressing
K
/
L
during steps 3 to
10, the input mode will move to the next step.
– If you do not press
B
within 5 seconds of setting an
item, the input mode will move to the next step.
– Press
s
to go back one step from the current setting
during steps 4 to 9. If
s
is pressed when the TIMER
NUMBER is flashing, the entire timer block will be
erased.
3 Programme number flashes. Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until the
desired timer block number appears.Then, press
B
.
4 Select once, daily, everyday, or
weekly recording.
For once-only recording : Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until the relevant
month appears.Then, press
B
.
For daily recording : To record a
TV programme at the same time
on the same channel from Monday
through Friday.While the month
digit is flashing, press
K
/
L
repeatedly to select “MO-FR”.Then,
press
B
.
For everyday recording : To record a TV programme at the
same time on the same channel every day.While the month
digit is flashing, press
K
/
L
repeatedly to select “MO-SU”.Then,
press
B
.
For weekly recording : To record a TV programme at the
same time on the same channel every week.While the month
digit is flashing, press
K
/
L
repeatedly to select “W-MO”
(Example: every Monday).Then, press
B
.
5 For once-only recording only : Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until
your desired date appears.Then, press
B
.
6 Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until the relevant start hour appears.
Next, enter the minute digit.Then, press
B
.
7 Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until the relevant end hour appears.
Next, enter the minute digit.Then, press
B
.
8 Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until the relevant channel number
appears.Then, press
B
.
9 Press
K
/
L
repeatedly until your the desired tape speed
appears.You must select the recording speed to complete the
timer programming.
10 Press
B
.
Timer block 1 is now completed.
To set another timer block, repeat steps
3 to 10 .
11 Press DISC/VCR MENU to remove the menu.
12 Press TIMER SET to activate the timer.
• If the DVD component is on, the unit will switch to the DVD
mode when you press TIMER SET.
• If the DVD component is not on, the unit stays in the VCR
mode and ‘ ’ will appear on the front panel display.
B
TIMER NUMBER 1
DATE – – / – –
START – – : – –
END – – : – –
CHANNEL – –
SPEED – –
Recording from DVD to VCR
Follow the steps below to copy a DVD or video disc to a
videotape.This will be possible only if the DVD is not copy
protected.
1 Put a videotape in the cassette compartment. Make sure the
tape’s record tab is intact and the tape is long enough to record
the disc.
2 Put the DVD you want to copy in the disc tray.
3 Press VCR.
4 Point the remote control at the DVD/ VCR. Press numerical
key pads “003”. “DISC” will appear on the TV screen.
5 Select the recording speed.
Details are at “Selecting the recording speed (SP or LP)”.
6 Press REC
I
to start recording. REC will appear on the display
panel.
7 Press DVD. Press PLAY
B
to play the disc.
8 To pause the recording, press VCR, then press PAUSE
k
once.
REC will flash.To resume recording, press REC
I
or press
PAUSE
k
again. REC will reappear.
9 To stop recording, press VCR, then press STOP
C
.
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