RCA TV/VCR manual Picture Search Options, Frame Advance, Slow Motion

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Using the TV/VCR’s Features

Picture Search Options

The most basic way to search during playback is using the FORWARD or REVERSE buttons. This section contains several other options available for searching a tape. Press PLAY to return to normal screen.

Frame Advance

Frame advance allows you to view one-stop action frame after another during playback.

1.Press PAUSE during playback to freeze the action.

2.Press PAUSE again each time you want to view the next frame of the scene.

3.Press PLAY to return to normal playback.

Slow Motion

Slow motion lets you play back the tape in slow motion.

1.Press SLOW on the remote during playback to start slow-motion playback.

2.If necessary, press TRACKING + or – to adjust picture to minimize video noise.

3.Press PLAY to return to normal playback.

Index Search

The TV/VCR automatically records index marks on the tape each time you begin recording.

INDX 2

 

0:30.00

10:00AM OCT.15

During playback you can locate the program you want to play by the number of index marks.

To Select a Specific Index Number for Index Playback.

1.Insert the pre-recorded tape containing index marks and press STOP.

2.Press INDEX + once on the remote for each index number (up to 19) you want to locate forward on the tape.

Press INDEX – once on the remote for each index number (down to -19) you want to locate in reverse on the tape.

3.When the TV/VCR locates the index mark you selected, it will begin playback. If the TV/VCR reaches the end of the tape before the index mark is located, it will cancel index playback.

Note: When using index playback, the following index marks might be skipped by the TV/ VCR:

•The mark closest to the current location on the tape.

•The mark at the beginning of a recorded segment that is five minutes

or less.

•The mark at the beginning of the tape.

•Marks on worn or damaged tape.

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Contents TV/VCR Changing Entertainment. AgainImportant Information Product RegistrationKey Features Overview IntroductionChip Parental Controls Component Input JacksThis page intentionally left blank Table of Contents Additional Information FeaturesUsing the TV/VCR’s Menu System Chapter Overview Changing Entertainment. AgainConnections & Setup Things to Consider Before You ConnectChoose Your Connection ComponentsConnection TitleConnect the antenna/cable feed to the TV/VCR Connection TV/VCR OnlyGo To Connection TV/VCR + DVD Player Connect your cable or antenna to your TV/VCRConnect your DVD Player to your TV/VCR Optimum Connection illustrated aboveConnect antenna or cable to your satellite receiver Connection TV/VCR + Satellite ReceiverConnect the satellite receiver to the TV/VCR How to Use the Remote Control to Complete the Initial Setup Plug in the TV/VCRPut Batteries in the Remote Turn on the TV/VCRAutomatically Searching for Channels Initial SetupSelect a Language To set the clock Setting the ClockAdd or Erase Channels VCR Basics Playing a TapeBasic Recording Automatic RewindRemote Control Remote Control Buttons on the Remote ControlRemote Control How to Program the Remote Using Automatic Code SearchProgramming the Remote to Operate Other Components Find Out If You Need to Program the RemoteUsing Direct Entry How to Use the Remote After You’ve Programmed ItHow to Order a New Remote Control Code List VCRUsing the TV/VCR’s Features Using the TV/VCR’s Features Parental Controls and V-ChipHow V-Chip Works New Rating SystemsTV-MA TV-14TV Guidelines AGE D L S V FV TV-Y TV-Y7 TV-G TV-PG PG-13 Age-Based Description for Mpaa Age-Based RatingsNC-17 Download New Rating System Turning V-Chip Block On and OffRecording Features Timer RecordingRecording Speeds Recording PauseCheck, Change, or Delete Timer Recordings Copying and Editing Tapes One-Touch RecordingPicture Search Options Frame AdvanceSlow Motion To Select a Specific Index Number for Index PlaybackTracking Time CounterTape Playback Audio FeaturesReception Using the TV/VCR’s Menu System Using the TV/VCR’s Menu System How to Use Your TV/VCR’s Menu SystemAccessing Menus Exiting from a menuTo set the on Timer or Sleep Timer Automatic Clock SetBass Setting Closed-Caption Modes To set the Closed Caption ModeFunction Energy Save OFF Blue Screen Repeat Play Other Information Troubleshooting Other InformationVCR Playback Problems VCR Recording Problems Remote control sensor Front PanelCare and Cleaning Back PanelRCA TruFlat TV/VCR Combination Limited Warranty Limitation of Warranty How state law relates to this warrantyInput Channel If you purchased your product outside the United StatesAccessories On nextVideo Accessories PO Box Ronks, PA To OrderIndex IndexVCR This page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank Thomson multimedia Inc North Meridian Street Indianapolis,

TV/VCR specifications

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