Radio Shack Model 130 Moviecorder owner manual AUDIO/VIDEO Editing

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2.Set AV OUT/IN inside the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT/IN jack compartment for the audio source you chose:

IN OUT

If you are using the built-in microphone, set AV OUT/IN to OUT.

If you are using an audio source con- nected to the camcorder’s AUDIO jack, set AV OUT/IN to IN.

3.Slide POWER to VCR.

4.Insert a cassette into the camcorder.

5.Press PLAY on the camcorder to find the portion of the tape where you want to start audio dubbing. Then press REC/PAUSE to pause it.

6.Press PLAY and DUBBING AUDIO/VIDEO

together once.

appears

in

the

viewfinder.

 

 

 

Note: If

does not appear

in

the

viewfinder, press STOP/EJECT, then press PLAY and DUBBING AUDIO/VIDEO together once to continue.

7.If you are not using the camcorder’s built-in microphone as an audio source, start the audio source.

8.To start audio dubbing, press REC/PAUSE on the camcorder.

9.Press STOP/EJECT on the camcorder to stop dubbing.

Notes:

To set the position where you want to end audio dubbing, start playback of the tape, press DISPLAY on the camcorder at the

point where you want to end audio, then start the dubbing process.

To prevent feedback squeals, turn down the volume control on any TV or TV/monitor connected to the camcorder.

AUDIO/VIDEO EDITING

When you use audio/video editing, you can re- place the audio and video on a tape with new sound and pictures.

You can use sounds picked up by the camcord- er’s built-in microphone or signals from an audio source connected to the camcorder’s AUDIO jack. You can use pictures taken by the camera or signals from a video source connected to the camcorder’s VIDEO jack.

Notes:

If you connect an audio/video source, always use video quality shielded cables with phono-type connectors (such as Cat. No. 15-1540, not supplied) to connect the camcorder’s AUDIO and VIDEO jacks to the source’s AUDIO OUT and VIDEO OUT jacks.

Do not use standard audio cables for this connection.

1.If you are not using the camcorder’s built-in microphone as an audio source, connect the audio source’s AUDIO jack to the cam- corder’s AUDIO jack.

2.Set AV OUT/IN inside the AUDIO/VIDEO OUT/IN jack compartment for the video source you chose.

If you are using the camcorder’s lens, set

AV OUT/IN to OUT.

If you are using a video source con- nected to the camcorder’s VIDEO jack, set AV OUT/IN to IN.

3.Slide POWER to VCR.

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Contents Model 130 MOVIECORDER‰ Features Electronic Viewfinder with Adjustable FoAC ADAPTER/CHARGER Contents Servicing Your Camcorder Supplied Accessories Optional AccessoriesBefore YOU Begin Moisture Condensation Quick Start Viewfinder Playback Selecting a Power Source Using the Battery PackCharging the Battery Pack Removing the Battery Pack from the Camcorder Attaching the Battery Pack to the CamcorderBattery Status Indicators Replacing the Battery Pack While RecordingUsing the AC ADAPTER/ Charger Battery Usage HintsUsing AN Optional DC Adapter Preparing the Camcorder for USE Setting the Power SwitchPREPARING/ADJUSTING the Viewfinder INSERTING/REMOVING a Video CassetteSetup AdjustmentSETTING/CHANGING Date and Time 1995Attaching the Shoulder Strap Variable Speed Power Zoom Special Video Recording FeaturesAuto Focusing Macro FocusingDigital Zoom Fade in and Fade OUTAuto Exposure ReviewCamera Search Automatic IndexDigital Counter Counter MemoryTape Remaining TitlerCreating Titles Editing Titles Adding Titles While RecordingHints for Making Better Video Tapes LightingTypical Brightness Common Situations Camcorder Movement Zoom in and Zoom OUTFreeze Frame Special VCR FeaturesVisual Search Fast Forward and Rewind Dubbing Copying a Tape Dubbing to the CamcorderDubbing from the Camcorder Audio Editing Adding Titles onto an Existing RecordingAUDIO/VIDEO Editing Together once Appears Viewfinder Does not appearFm Page 31 Wednesday, July 21, 1999 932 AM Connecting the Camcorder to a TV Using a TV for PlaybackTV with Audio/Video A/V Jacks Standard TV Playback Troubleshooting Additional InformationPlayback Cassette will not eject Camcorder is recording Care and Maintenance HandlingErase Protection Cleaning the Video HeadsServicing Your Camcorder Storing Your Video CassettesFCC Wants YOU to Know Specifications Fm Page 42 Wednesday, July 21, 1999 932 AM Fm Page 43 Wednesday, July 21, 1999 932 AM Radio Shack Limited Warranty