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SKIPPING/SELECTING
PREVIEWS
Your VCR’s Movie Advance™ feature lets you skip the previews at the beginning of many pur- chased or rented movies, or select a specific preview to watch.
Note: Movie Advance works only with tapes recorded in the SP speed that have the
1.Load a tape. When the VCR automatically starts playback, press STOP.
2.Press INDEX/M/A SKIP. You see:
ODE
M/ A SK I P
3.Repeatedly press or
to highlight
MOVIE ADVANCE, then press .
4.Repeatedly press or
to select GO TO START OF MOVIE or GO TO PRE- VIEW.
NCE
ODE
F MOV I E
/ A SK I P
GO TO START OF MOVIE — The VCR automatically skips any previews at the beginning of the tape and advances to the start of the movie. SEARCHING FOR START OF MOVIE appears. When the VCR finds the beginning of the movie, THE
MOVIE IS READY. PUSH PLAY TO START appears.
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GO TO PREVIEW — The VCR searches for and plays the first preview. If it does not find a preview, the VCR starts normal play- back. To skip to the next preview, press INDEX/M/A SKIP.
5. When you finish, press .
USING INDEX SEARCH
Your VCR has the VHS Index Search System. Each time you start recording, the VCR auto- matically marks the tape with an index mark at that location. You can locate the recording you want to play or skip the recording(s) you don’t want to watch by either entering the number of index marks or by scanning. The VCR searches forward or backward from the current location.
Notes:
•Since the VCR does not display the index marks, we recommend you list the record- ings on each tape in order on the tape’s box, to make it easier to locate a particular recording on the tape.
•Index search might not function properly when two or more index marks are close to each other.
•If you do not press any button within 10 seconds after you select INDEX SEARCH, the VCR cancels index search.
•If you activate the direct access index search at a tape position very close to an index mark, the VCR might not count that mark. See “Direct Access Index Search” on Page 35.
•Recording over an index mark erases that index mark.