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Audio Dubbing

You can add sound from audio devices (AUDIO IN) or with the built-in or an external microphone (MIC. IN).

Use only tapes recorded in SP mode 12-bit audio sound with this camcorder. Audio dubbing will stop if the tape has a blank section or a section recorded in LP mode, 16-bit or 12-bit 4-channel sound. In above case, create a copy in SP mode 12-bit audio sound using the analog line-in function.

Do not connect/disconnect any cable to/from the camcorder while dubbing.

You cannot use the DV terminal for audio dubbing.

If you add sound to a tape not recorded with this camcorder, sound quality may decrease.

Sound quality may decrease when you add sound to the same scene for more than 3 times.

Connecting an Audio Device

Editing

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STV-250N Stereo Video Cable

 

 

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You can monitor the picture on the LCD screen or a TV connected via the S-video terminal, and check the sound with the built-in speaker.

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Canon MVX100i, MVX150i instruction manual Audio Dubbing, Connecting an Audio Device

MVX150i, MVX100i specifications

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