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Tip:
Turn HIFI AUDIO in the VHS MENU to ON if you want to monitor the old audio during the dubbing process. Turn HIFI AUDIO to OFF if you want to monitor the new audio from Line 1.
Note:
When playing back a tape that has had its audio replaced by Audio Dub, HIFI AUDIO in the VHS MENU must be turned OFF.
Audio Dub
1. | Connect the source of your new audio (a tape player, for | |
| example) to the Line 1 (front panel) audio input jacks on | |
| the 8mm/VHS | |
| tions section of the Reference Guide for hookup instruc- | |
| tions. |
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2. | Insert the VHS tape. | |
3. | Press PLAY . |
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4. | Press PAUSE | at the point where you want to replace the |
| audio. |
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5. | Press DUB | on the VCR Front Panel (VHS side). |
| ➤ DUB will blink on the Front Panel Display. The On | |
| Screen Display will say DUB PAUSE. | |
6. | Prepare your external audio source (turn on the radio, | |
| start the tape, etc.) | |
7. | Press DUB . |
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| ➤ DUB on the Front Panel Display will be ON. The On | |
| Screen Display will say DUB REC. The audio from | |
| Line 1 will record onto the linear audio track of the | |
| VHS tape, replacing the existing audio. | |
8. | Press STOP | to stop Audio Dubbing. |
20ADDING NEW AUDIO
