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COMPLETEDB appears on the TV screen when the tape end is

About Disc Remaining Display

 

 

reached and the tape rewinds automatically.

When dubbing from HDD to DVD, the unit displays the time

● Dubbing copyright guarded tape is not possible.

information for dubbing by bar meter. By comparing the disc

● When dubbing is in progress, o and ON SCREEN buttons are

remaining time and the necessary time for dubbing of the selected

functional.

items, it is possible to check if the dubbing can be performed

Dubbing From DV To DVD

completely or not.

 

 

When performing the High Speed Dubbing

 

 

(Dubbing A Part Of A Cassette)

 

 

Capacity of a disc

Remaining capacity

 

It is possible to select the images on the DV cassette to be dubbed from the DV deck to the DVD deck using AMANUALB dubbing.

1Load the Mini DV cassette you want to dub. Make sure its erase protection switch is set to ASAVEB.

●Set ADV AUDIO RECB to the appropriate mode. (A pg. 62)

2Press DUBBING to access the Dubbing Menu screen.

3Press selection keys to select ADVNDVDB, then press

ENTER.

4Select AMANUALB, then press ENTER.

5Press selection keys to select ASELECT RECORDING MODEB, then press ENTER. Press selection keys to select the desired option, then press ENTER.

6Press selection keys to select ASELECT SOUND MODEB, then press ENTER. Press selection keys to select the desired option, then press ENTER.

7Press G to select ACONFIRMB, then press ENTER. The confirmation screen appears.

8Press selection keys to select AEXECUTEB or AAUTO FINALIZEB, then press ENTER for confirmation.

●If the DV deck is in the stop mode, the unit will start dubbing from the current tape position.

●If the DV deck is in the pause mode, the unit will start dubbing from the point where the tape was paused after automatically rewinding the tape for 2 seconds.

●To cancel the dubbing, press o then selection keys to select ACANCELB and press ENTER to confirm.

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Dark green: Length of already recorded item

Light green: Length of selected item

Yellow: Length of the item now being selected by arrow

Red: Excess over the capacity

When performing the Just Dubbing

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●The unit displays the status on the assumption that the selected items are dubbed in the lowest transfer rate.

●The total time of a loaded disc is displayed on the right of the bar meter.

When performing the Manual Dubbing

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●The unit displays the status on the assumption that the selected items are dubbed in the lowest transfer rate.

●The available highest transfer rate is displayed on the right of the bar meter.

9Upon completing dubbing, the tape stops and ADUBBING COMPLETEDB appears on the TV screen. Press ENTER to end.

●The tape will automatically be rewound.

NOTES:

●The program information at the DV deck will not be dubbed.

●When there are blanks on the tape of more than 2 seconds, the DVD deck will enter into pause mode while playback on DV deck continues. This also applies to portions of the DV tape that are damaged or unreadable. The last image is displayed on the TV screen. Dubbing will resume once recorded portion is detected. If the blank portion continues until the end of the tape, ADUBBING COMPLETEDB appears on the TV screen when the tape end is reached and the tape rewinds automatically.

●Dubbing copyright guarded tape is not possible.

●When dubbing is in progress, o and ON SCREEN buttons are functional.

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Contents For Customer Use SR-DVM700UDeclaration of Conformity Dear CustomerSR-DVM700U JVCPower Sources Power LinesPower Cord Protection Outdoor Antenna GroundingCleaning AccessoriesDamage Requiring Service Replacement PartsDo not block the unit’s ventilation openings or holes Do not place the unitContents DVD-R/RW Discs About DiscsBefore finalizing After finalizingUnplayable Discs Discs For Playback OnlyRegion Number File Structure Of Discs Recording Medium And FormatDVD-RAM DVD Video Marks Care And Handling Of Discs Life Span Of PartsC D E F G H I K L M Front ViewSerial Command Connector D-SUB 9-PIN Serial COM. a pg AC Power Cord a pg Cooling FanVIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO Output Connectors HDD & DVD deck only Rear ViewFront Display Panel How To Use Remote ControlTV Muting Button TV d a pg DV Button* a pg HDD Button* a pgWhen playing back a recorded title When pressing REC ModeWhen using Live Memory playback When recordingOn-Screen Display DV Dubbing When capturing images from the external DV equipmentOn-Screen Display DV deck Connected DV equipment informationConnecting to a DV Device Connecting to a TV MonitorConnecting to Another Recorder Basic ConnectionsPress selection keys to set Clock SetEnter Daylight Saving TimeOn-screen Language Set LanguageMenu/Audio/Subtitle Language Set DVD deck only Amonitor TYPEB, then Monitor SetPan&Scan/Letter Box Pan&ScanBasic Playback Variable Speed Search Playback FeaturesStill Picture/Frame-By-Frame Playback Slow MotionInstant Replay Skip Search Resume FunctionJump Search Checking The Time Information Marking Positions To Play Back Again LaterAngle Selection DVD-RAM/DVD-R/DVD-RWAudio Channel Selection Subtitle Selection Audio Language/Sound SelectionPlayback Control PBC Function Track USEContents of the on-screen bar during playback How To Access The On-screen BarBasic Operation On The On-screen Bar Repeat PlaybackDVD-RAM/RW/R Locating The Beginning Of a Desired SelectionJPEG/MP3 Simulated Surround Effect Adjusting The Picture QualityTime Search Random Playback Setting The Progressive ModeProgram Playback Skip Search Basic Playback Playback FeaturesMarking Positions To Play Back Again Later 5x Speed PlaybackAccidental erasure prevention Usable cassettesSoundtrack Selection Next Function MemoryTime Code For Automatic Start Of PlaybackRecording/playback Status Display Live Memory PlaybackNavigation EE Check Available only when pausedBackward Jump Forward JumpResuming Playback HDD deck only RetroActive Recording HDD deck onlyAbout limitation on temporary recording HDDAbout registration of information Library Database NavigationKeys Limitations of registration Icons and their meaningsScan For Beginning Of Title Edit Original InformationModify Index Title NameProtect Title Modify CategoryDelete Title To modify the pointsDivide Title HDD deck only Modify Chapter HDD, DVD-RAM & DVD-R/RW VR mode onlySelection keys to select Create Play List Edit Play List InformationEdit Scenes Play ListMove Scenes Add scenesDelete Scenes Play Back Play ListScan For Title From Library Navigate Library InformationRegister Disc Press Navigation Locating The Desired Folders And TracksHigh Speed Dubbing From HDD To DVD DubbingJust Dubbing From HDD To DVD Manual Dubbing From HDD To DVDDubbing From HDD To DV Dubbing From DVD To DVOriginal Dubbing From DVD To HDD Arec BDubbing An Entire Cassette Dubbing From DV To HDDDubbing From DV To DVD Dubbing a Part of a CassetteWhen performing the Just Dubbing Completedb appears on the TV screen when the tape end isWhen performing the Manual Dubbing About Disc Remaining DisplaySound monitor switch Remote control switchAuto capture button Recording Mode When you dub from DV equipment other than a camcorderFree Rate Function To skip unwanted part of the source pictureIf the camcorder has an S-VIDEO output connector If the camcorder has no S-VIDEO output connectorIf the camcorder has a DV IN/OUT connector Edit From a CamcorderWhen using your unit as the recording deck When using your unit as the source playerDubbing DV Format Contents To a DV Device HDD Deck Only Example Dubbing to an MD Digital Audio DubbingArecb Audio Dubbing DV Deck OnlyInput Select on the unit to select AF-1B Audio OutputIf the player has an S-VIDEO output connector If the player has no S-VIDEO output connectorInsert Editing DV Deck Only Remote Control 1/2/3/4 Code Switching Remote Control FunctionsTV Multi-Brand Remote Control Brand Name CodeProgram When you can’t switch the audio channel of a bilingualMode Set Post-recorded sound Original recorded soundOriginal recorded sound and post-recorded sound To record in Dolby Digital formatDV deck mode To display the ADV SET UPB menu, press SET UP whileEnables Audio Dubbing later You can select the desired sound mode when playing back anFormat a DVD-RAM Disc Format a Disc DVD Deck OnlyFormat a DVD-RW Disc Format a DVD-R DiscFinalize a Disc DVD Deck Only After finalizing For DVD-R/RW Video mode discsTo cancel finalization Cancel The Finalization Of a DVD-RW DiscTo finalize a disc Updating Backgrounds And Text Color Text ColorUsable image format, text format and disc Background and text colorPreviewing the background effect Registering Default Background And Text ColorTray Lock DVD Deck Only Mode LockLast Function Memory To lock trayGeneral Initializing DVD Deck OnlyPlayback HDD Deck Playback DV DeckRecording DV Deck Recording HDD DeckFor basic connection For component video connectionOperation has been attempted when a disc is not loaded, or Damaged. Take out the disc, clean it and retry. a pgFormatting is not complete since the disc may be dirty or Recording and/or editing cannot be performedLanguage Code List RS-232C Interface Specifications RS-232C Interface Command Table9PIN D-Sub PIN NoOperation Commands RS-232C Interface CommandCommand Description REW Ones Clock PresetTEN KEY REC REC Mode SP/LP/EP… REC Pause DVD Deck Return Power ON/OFFDV/HDD/DVD Dubbing JOG-1 Cancel SET UPVideo B8 Input/Output Selection 1st Byte 2nd ByteExternal input selection B8 Audio Language Selection 1st Byte 2nd Byte See ALanguage Code ListB a pgB8 Subtitle Selection 1st Byte 2nd Byte Response Commands System CommandsDate Sense Subtitle selectionTime Sense Sense HDD DVD HDD/DVD D7 StatusVTR PausePause Type DD JVCPause Disc Type DVD DVD-RAM DVD-RW DVD+R DVD+RW VCDPower consumption Audio recording system Power requirement Video recording compression systemLaser specification Recording time TemperatureStill Picture/Frame-By-Frame Playback Simultaneous Recording and PlaybackMemo EN SR-DVM700U

SR-DVM700U specifications

The JVC SR-DVM700U is a versatile and high-performance digital video recorder that caters to both professional and consumer needs. It is designed to handle a variety of video formats, making it a convenient and reliable choice for video production, archiving, and playback tasks.

One of the standout features of the SR-DVM700U is its ability to support both digital and analog formats. It can play and record from MiniDV, DVCAM, and DVCPRO tapes, while also offering the capability to handle various VHS formats. This dual functionality provides users with an excellent solution for converting older tapes to digital formats while maintaining high-quality output.

In terms of connectivity, the SR-DVM700U is equipped with a range of inputs and outputs. It features FireWire (IEEE 1394) connectivity, enabling fast and efficient transfer of digital video to and from computers and other devices. Additionally, it has multiple composite video and audio connections, making it easy to interface with various equipment in the production setup. The S-Video and component outputs enhance the video quality, ensuring professional-grade performance.

The device leverages advanced digital processing technologies to ensure high-quality audio and video recordings. It includes a built-in up-converter that improves the resolution and sharpness of analog signals when converting to digital formats, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

The JVC SR-DVM700U also incorporates features like playback time code and edit search functions, which are essential for video editing workflows. This technology allows users to efficiently navigate through their footage, making it easier to locate specific scenes or segments during the editing process.

Moreover, the unit is designed with a user-friendly interface, featuring a clear LCD screen and easy-to-use controls, which facilitate seamless operation. The compact and robust design ensures durability, making it suitable for both studio environments and on-location shoots.

In summary, the JVC SR-DVM700U digital video recorder is a powerful tool that combines multiple recording formats, advanced processing technologies, and versatile connectivity options. Its ability to bridge the gap between analog and digital media, coupled with its professional features, makes it an invaluable asset for videographers and multimedia professionals looking to preserve and transform their video content.
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