Prepare tapes, Locate start point, Start editing

Make connections

Connect an audio/video cable between the VCR’s audio/video input connectors and the other

2component’s audio/video output connectors.

Prepare tapes

Load the source tape on the other VCR, and the

3tape to be edited on this VCR.

Select input mode

Select “F-1” — when connecting the other component to the audio/video input connectors on the front panel.

Select “L-1” — when connecting the other component to the audio/video input connectors on the rear panel.

On the front panel:

Push the JOG dial, then turn it to the left or right.

On the Remote:

4Press the Number key "0 (AUX)" or CH +/–.

Select video input terminal

Follow the procedure described on pages 39 and 43.

When using S VIDEO terminal, set “FRONT AUX INPUT” (or “REAR AUX INPUT” if you use the connectors on the rear) to “S-VIDEO”.

When using VIDEO terminal, set “FRONT AUX

5INPUT” (or “REAR AUX INPUT”) to “VIDEO”.

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7Locate start point

Use REW ( ) or JOG dial to reverse the tape (See “Special Effect Playback”: pg. 28). When you find the begining of the scene you

8want to edit, press PAUSE ( 8 ).

Activate editing mode

Press INSERT on the front panel.

●Make sure to set the recording format (VHS, S- VHS or S-VHS ET) on the VCR is the same as that of the original recording on the tape.

●During Insert Editing pause mode ( , and

light up on the front display panel.)

●For AV Dubbing, after pressing INSERT, press A.DUB also. During AV Dubbing insert pause

mode ( and blink, and lights up on

9the front display panel.)

Start editing

Press PLAY ( 3 ) on this VCR, and start playback on the other component at the same time.

●During Insert Editing mode ( and light up on the front display panel.)

●During AV Dubbing mode ( and blink on the front display panel.)

●When the counter reading becomes

“0:00:00”, editing automatically stops, and the VCR starts normal playback.

Select edit mode

Set the edit mode to “ON” for the VCRs if such a mode is equipped.

●On this VCR, set “PICTURE CONTROL” to

“EDIT” by following the procedure described

6on pages 39 and 40.

1Locate end point

2Press PLAY ( 3 ) to start playback.

Press PAUSE ( 8 ) when you find the end of

3the scene for which you want to edit. Press C. RESET so that the counter reading becomes “0:00:00”.

NOTE:

You can also use REW ( ) or JOG dial to locate the end point (See “Special Effect Playback”: pg. 28) .

To stop editing any time during recording

Press STOP ( 7 ) on the Remote or STOP/EJECT ( 7 / 0 ) on the front panel.

NOTES:

●Be sure to select “AUTO” for “PICTURE CONTROL” (or

“NORM” when “VIDEO CALIBRATION” is set to “OFF”) after you finish editing the tapes ( pg. 39 and 40).

●Editing cannot be performed on a tape with its record safety tab removed.

●The recording speed (SP/EP) is determined by the previous recording to be replaced. If the recording speed changes on the tape to be edited while editing the tape, the inserted picture will be distorted where the recording speed changes.

●When you edit a tape, a small portion of the recording preceding to the editing start point will be erased from the edited tape.

HR-5910U, HR-S5900U specifications

The JVC HR-S5900U and HR-S5910U are part of JVC's renowned line of Super VHS (S-VHS) VCRs, known for their advanced recording capabilities and high-quality video output. These VCRs, popular in the late '90s, reflect JVC's commitment to preserving video fidelity during the transition from analog to digital formats.

One of the standout features of the HR-S5900U and HR-S5910U is their Super VHS technology, which delivers superior image resolution compared to standard VHS. The S-VHS format can record at a maximum resolution of 400 lines, allowing for clearer and more detailed video playback. This enhancement is essential for those who value high-quality home video recordings, especially for capturing special moments in family videos or archiving important events.

Both models come equipped with JVC's Dynamic Drum System, which improves tracking and reduces dropout, ensuring a more stable playback experience. This technology enhances the VCR's ability to deliver consistent picture quality, even in challenging conditions, such as when using older or worn tapes. Furthermore, the HR-S5910U model features a built-in time base corrector, which minimizes jitter and enhances overall picture stability.

In terms of compatibility, these VCRs can play both S-VHS and regular VHS tapes, providing versatility for users with diverse video collections. The HR-S5910U goes a step further by offering three playback modes, allowing users to adjust playback quality to suit their preferences or the quality of the original tape.

Another notable feature is the on-screen programming capability, simplifying the process of scheduling recordings. Users can easily set timers and select specific channels, making it a user-friendly experience for even those less familiar with high-tech devices. The inclusion of a variety of audio outputs, including stereo sound, ensures that users can enjoy enhanced audio quality to complement the superior video performance.

JVC's HR-S5900U and HR-S5910U also support various recording speeds, including SP and EP modes, allowing users to extend recording time without sacrificing much quality. Furthermore, both models exhibit robust build quality, a hallmark of JVC's design philosophy, ensuring they can withstand regular use while delivering reliable performance.

In summary, the JVC HR-S5900U and HR-S5910U are key players in the world of home video, combining advanced technology with practical features for superior playback and recording quality. Their blend of high-resolution video capabilities, user-friendly programming, and versatile compatibility make them an excellent choice for any video enthusiast looking to preserve their memories in the best possible format.