AV INSERT AV DV REMOTE SET
AV INSERT AV DV REMOTE SET
REC
PAUSE
ZERO SET
MEMORY REW PLAY FF

Using a Microphone

MIC

E

When using the built-in microphone: Do not connect any cables to the

microphone terminal or the accessory shoe.

When using an external microphone: Connect it to the microphone terminal.

When using the DM-50 Microphone: Do not connect any cables to the microphone terminal.

When you connect a TV via the S-video terminal, you can check the picture on the TV screen and the sound with headphones connected to the camcorder. When you connect a TV via the AV terminal, you can check the picture on the TV screen but you cannot check the sound with headphones.

Dubbing

CAMERA

PLAY (VCR)

CARD CAMERA

CARD CAMERA

AUDIO SET UP

AUDIO DUB.•••AUDIO IN

 

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1.Set the camcorder to PLAY (VCR) mode and load a recorded cassette.

2.Open the menu and select [AUDIO SET UP]. Select [AUDIO DUB.], set it to [AUDIO IN] or [MIC. IN] and close the menu.

3.Locate the scene you wish audio dubbing to start.

4.Press the PAUSE a button on the wireless controller.

5. Press the AUDIO DUB. button on the wireless

12bit

STOP

 

AUDIO OUT

controller.

AUDIO DUB. PAUSE

SLOW 2

 

 

• “AUDIO DUB.” and “ a” appear.

• If the optional DM-50 microphone is attached, (Connection) appears.

6. Press the PAUSE a button on the wireless controller

to begin dubbing.12bit STOP

AUDIO OUT

• Audio device: Begin playback.

AUDIO DUB. PAUSE SLOW 2

 

• Microphone: Direct your voice to the microphone.

Editing

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MVX150i, MVX100i specifications

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