Sony STR-DA90ESG Recording other components to video tape, Recording TV programs to video tape

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Playback/Recording

pRecording other components to video tape

1

Click FUNCTION in the main menu.

2

Click the video playback component you want

 

(VCR 1, VCR 2, LD/DVD, etc.).

3

Click REC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

(If you selected LD/DVD or TV/DBS in step 2

 

click SUB.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CH –

+

SUB

USER

 

0

(

)

p

P

REC

4

Click REC EDIT.

 

 

 

 

 

(If you selected LD/DVD or TV/DBS in step 2,

 

click REC EDIT in the sub menu.)

 

 

CH – +

SUB

 

USER

 

REC EDIT

 

REC

 

CANCEL

5

Click a recording component (e.g., VIDEO 2).

PLAYER

VIDEO 1

RECORDER

VIDEO 1

 

VIDEO 2

 

DAT/MD

 

TAPE

 

EXIT

The control buttons for both components appear. “PLAYER” for the playback component, and “RECORDER” for the recording component. The arrow indicates the operative component.

arrow

 

 

 

 

FUNCTION

SOUND

SETUP

/ PLAYER

 

 

VIDEO 1

 

0

(

)

p

P

RECORDER

 

 

VIDEO 2

 

0

(

)

p

P

REC

 

 

 

EXIT

6Insert a blank tape into the recording component (VCR, etc.) and adjust the recording level, if necessary.

7Click REC to start recording, then click the play button (() on the PLAYER control. Recording starts. Do not click any RECORDER controls while recording. This will cut off the source being recorded.

To stop recording

Click the recording component‘s p control.

To control the recorder after recording

Click RECORDER. RECORDER becomes the operative component and you can use the RECORDER controls to rewind and playback the recording (etc.).

Click PLAYER to operate the playback component.

To return to the main menu

Click EXIT.

pRecording TV programs to video tape

1Click FUNCTION in the main menu and select a VIDEO 1 or 2.

2Tune in the TV program on your video deck.

3Click REC.

CH – +

SUB

USER

0 ( )

p

P REC

4Click REC again to start recording.

CH – + SUB USER

REC EDIT

REC

CANCEL

Note

Signals input to the DIGITAL input jacks cannot be recorded through analog connections (i.e., to record a digital broadcast onto a cassette tape, the TV/DBS tuner must be connected to the receiver’s analog (L and R) input terminals).

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Contents FM Stereo FM-AM Receiver Precautions Table of contents About This ManualAbout the color system for video input Understanding How the Receiver WorksAustralian model Hookup Overview Before you get startedAdjust the direction Connecting an outdoor antennaExtend the FM wire antenna horizontally Infrared IR Repeater HookupsWhat cords will I need? ‚ signal flowAudio Component Hookups CD to CD playerSpeaker System Hookups Speaker placement You can connect an active wooferFor even more powerful amplification Selecting the speaker systemSelecting the impedance Monitor to TV or monitor TV-VCR HookupsWhat cables will I need? Video 1, 2 to VCRDigital Component Hookups Video 3 Input to a video camera or a video gameLD/DVD in Optical to DVD player TV/DBS Optical in to TV/DBS tuner CD Optical in to CD playerLD/DVD AC-3 RF to LD player DAT/MD Optical Inout to DAT or MD deckConnecting the AC power cord Before using for the first timeAC Hookups Inserting batteries into the remote USA and Canada Using the RemoteBattery life Inserting batteries into the remote AustraliaHow to use the remote To make the on-screen display disappearRegistering a TV or Monitor IR code registration is unnecessaryFollowing case Erasing TV IR codes Registering IR codes Registering Audio and Video ComponentsIR code registration is unnecessary in the following case Receiver jacks Component to be connectedClick the respective component Click the manufacturer of the component youErasing IR codes To erase all the IR codesSpecifying the Speaker Type Adjusting the speaker volume Selecting a Component To listen to or watch ClickTo turn off the selected component To listen to digital program sources To turn off all componentsTo mute the sound You can play video and audio components at the same timeWatching TV or Video Programs Tuning and Presetting Radio Stations Tuning radio stations by scanning stations Automatic TuningTo change a preset station Presetting the radio stationsTuning preset stations Preset Tuning To recall preset stations from the SUB menuTo stop recording RecordingRecording to audio tape or MD To control the recorder after recordingRecording other components to video tape Recording TV programs to video tapeUsing the Pre-programmed Sound Fields Sound fields Genre Mode Surround effectIll. a Virtual Enhanced Surround a For Rear SP BehindWhile playing a component, click Sound in the main menu When playing a source encoded with discrete informationSelecting the sound fields To turn off the sound fieldsAdjustable sound parameters Customizing the Sound FieldsTo reset the equalizer to the factory settings Adjusting the equalizer parameterTo start adjustment with a flat equalizer curve Repeat steps 4 to 5 as necessaryAdjusting the delay time Adjusting surround sound parameters except for delay timeClick Setup in the main menu, then click Delay Hints for adjusting the parameters Wall material simulation WallRegistering Desired Components User IR setting To register a specific IR codeClick Code Clear in the User IR Code Setting menu IndexingTo erase all the User IR codes Starting a Component Automatically at Power On Auto Start To cancel the Auto Start functionClick Auto Play on or OFF Click Macro 1 or Setting the sequence of IR codesStarting a Macro Play To erase an entered IR codeAdjusting the Sensitivity of the Remote Changing the Display SettingsSelecting the display parameters Adjusting the position of the on-screen display Sleep appears in the upper left corner of the main menu Using the Sleep TimerOperating a CD Changer You can also freely specify the timeTo remove the CD from one or more groups Indexing a CDGrouping CDs You can assign the CD to one or more groupSearching for a CD quickly Playback starts automaticallyFront Panel Descriptions 234 5 67890!Á!ª!£!¢ ! !¤ @¥ @ @ @¢ @£ @ª @Á@¼!»!¥Australia Remote DescriptionsUSA and Canada Tape, MD, VCR, LD, DVD fast forwards or rewindsTo listen to or watch Select When you listen with headphonesPlaying audio and video components at the same time Do ThisIf the component does not turn on Tuning and Presetting the Radio StationsTo listen to or watch Press To turn off the componentsTo change the video component in step To record other audio on a specific part of videoDigital Recording Adjusting the SoundTo adjust the equalizer parameters To select the sound fieldsTo adjust the surround sound parameters Surround SUR parametersSet up parameters Customizing the Receiver OperationsTo switch the display Center speaker delayRear speaker delay Dimmer levelTo select another component To temporarily cancel the Flasher functionComponent Operations Sony CD player onlyTroubleshooting Surround effect cannot be obtained Severe hum or noise is heardNo sound is heard from the center speaker Radio stations cannot be tunedDigital signal processor section Audio power specificationsAmplifier section Video section FM tuner sectionAM tuner section GeneralGlossary Page Page Index Y, ZWatching TV/video programs

STR-DA90ESG specifications

The Sony STR-DA90ESG is a high-performance A/V receiver that made waves in the late 1990s, becoming a favorite among audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts. This 5.1-channel receiver is recognized for its robust build quality and an impressive array of features that elevate the home entertainment experience.

At the heart of the STR-DA90ESG is its powerful amplification system. It delivers a continuous 90 watts per channel into 8 ohms, allowing for crystal-clear sound reproduction across a diverse range of audio frequencies. The receiver supports Dolby Digital and DTS formats, enhancing the surround sound experience for movies and music, making it a solid choice for home cinema setups.

One of the standout features of the STR-DA90ESG is its Digital Signal Processing (DSP) capabilities. The receiver includes various sound modes that can be tailored to suit different listening environments. Users can choose from multiple surround simulation settings to create an immersive audio experience, whether during a blockbuster movie or while listening to music.

The receiver is equipped with multiple input options, including six audio inputs and three video inputs, ensuring compatibility with a variety of devices. The inclusion of component video inputs allows for connections to high-definition sources, which was ahead of its time, catering to the evolving consumer landscape of the late 90s. This versatility makes it easy for users to switch between devices seamlessly, enhancing user convenience.

Another defining characteristic of the STR-DA90ESG is its build quality. Sony has a longstanding reputation for creating durable and reliable products, and this receiver is no exception. The solid chassis helps reduce vibrations and electromagnetic interference, which contributes to better sound quality overall.

In terms of user interface, the receiver offers a straightforward LED display and an intuitive remote control that facilitates easy navigation through settings and adjustments. The ability to store custom sound settings also adds a personal touch to the listening experience.

Overall, the Sony STR-DA90ESG stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to quality audio and video performance. Its blend of powerful amplification, versatile connectivity, and user-friendly features makes it a timeless choice for those looking to enhance their home entertainment setup. Even years after its release, the STR-DA90ESG remains a respected component in the realm of audio and home theater systems.
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