Philips VR 710/07, VR 765/07, VR 766/07 Lining up manual recordings, Selecting the recording speed

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É	RECORDING FUNCTIONS
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MAIN MENU
	RECORDING FUNCTIONS
ÂÅ RECORD SETTINGS		Å
É	AUDIO ONLY
	AUDIO DUBBING
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RECORDING FUNCTIONS
	RECORD SETTINGS
 RECORDING SPEED		Ä SP Å
É	DIRECT RECORD	ON
	SAT RECORDING	OFF

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Lining up manual recordings

When you add a further recording to a cassette, which already has a recording on it, a short blank (flicker) usually appears between the old and the new recording. This is how to avoid such an effect.

1 Look at the last minute of the old recording (playback)

2 Press the Stop button h at the point where you want the new recording to start (the display will show 9)

3Press the Record button n in the usual way to start the new recording

Selecting the recording speed

1Press the MENU button on the remote control.The on-screen menu appears

2Use =P- or ;P+ to select the option “RECORDING FUNCTIONS” and confirm with P

3Use =P- or ;P+ to select the option “RECORD SETTINGS” and confirm with P

4 Use =P- or ;P+ to select the option “RECORDING SPEED” and use P or Q to select a recording speed

Standard Play / Long Play / Auto Long Play
Standard Play (SP) offers the usual, first-class picture
quality. By using Long Play (LP), you can (with somewhat
reduced picture quality) for example record about 360
minutes of programmes on a 180 minute cassette.With
the Auto Long Play (AUTO) setting, the video recorder
calculates, before starting the programmed recording,
how much playing time remains on the cassette
inserted. Depending on the calculated remaining playing
time and the duration of the programmed recording,the	PARDON?
recording will be made in Standard Play or Long Play.

5Confirm with OK.The screen will show the message “STORED”

6Stop selection of recording speed with MENU

ENGLISH 35 LINING UP RECORDINGS / RECORDING SPEED