PRV-9000 Operating Instructions
5. Begin recording.
When recording from DV In/Out, the recorder automatically pauses
recording if the signal is missing or interrupted. For example, the
recorder pauses during blank sections of a digital camcorder tape.
Check the Audio In settings for External Audio, Dual Mono Recording and DV
Input when recording any sequence. Often audio errors are traced to
incorrect Audio In settings rather than to a failure of the device.
Note: If the source material is copy-guarded, the recorder ignores the request.
6.3.2 Record From A Digital Camcorder
Before recording from a digital camcorder, set the audio input for the DV
IN/OUT. Use the recorder’s remote to control both devices.
Refer to the following information when recording from a digital camcorder:
source signal must be in the DVS-SD format
verify that your camcorder accepts commands from the recorder’s
remote
a PRV-9000 DVD recorder cannot control a second PRV-9000 (added
with a DV cable)
the recorder ignores commands sent remotely through a component
connected to the DV IN/OUT port
the recorder ignores commands to duplicate copy-protected material but
does play back the protected data
date and time information from a DV cassette is non-transferable
To record material from a digital camcorder, follow the directions below.
1. Connect the digital camcorder to the front panel DV IN/OUT port.
2. Verify that the camcorder is set to video transfer (VTR) mode.
3. Set recording features.
MN1 thought MN 8 is unavailable when recording from DV IN/OUT
Audio is 2ch Dolby Digital when recording from DV IN/OUT
4. Check the DV audio input settings.
Choose between Stereo1 (original audio) and Stereo2 (overdub)
Set the DV Input from the Initial Setup menu, sub-menu Audio In
Verify your settings for Audio In (External & Dual-Mono Recording)
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