Putting The Record VCR in Pause | Hitachi VT-F382A specs

AdVanced Operations (synchro Editing)

This procedure won't leave index marks unless you press STOP then REC between sections recorded (more about index marks on page 32 and 35).

Putting The Record VCR in Pause

Some models of VCR will switch to the "STOP" mode if they are left in the RECORD/PAUSE mode for more than five minutes. It is a good idea to not leave your recording deck in RECORD/PAUSE for more than five minutes so that this will not happen.

Copying Tapes From a Camcorder

If you would like to copy a video tape shot in your camcorder onto your VCR here's how to do it.

Connect the camcorder's AV output cable to your VCR. (see diagram below)

Camcorder Hookup Illustration

Press the AVX button on the VCRs remote control so that the L2 (Line) indicator appears in the VCR display.

Press REC/IRT on the VCR to start recording.

Press PLAY on your camcorder to start copying your tape.

Information on Audio Hookup

If your camcorder is only capable of monaural output (one audio jack) connect it to the AUDIO IN L input on the front of the VCR.

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Hitachi VT-F382A owner manual Putting The Record VCR in Pause, Copying Tapes From a Camcorder, Information on Audio Hookup

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Using these quality features VT-F382AH9RIB1 Canada Display Indicators Meet Your On-Screen Guide VCR Programming Remote Control Controlling For Yoursafety Quick Index It Ei LMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS USE LMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS Decide Where to Put Your VCR Hook up the AudioNideo SignalDecide Which Hookup Method to Use Hook up the RF Signal TV with Audio and Video JacksSimple Antenna/Cable 75 Ohm Hookup External or Internal 300 Ohm Antenna If you have Use this adapter Attach the TV and VCR to the Power Supply Install Batteries in the Remote Control Set the RF or Video Channel Switch How the Remote Control Works About the Illuminated Buttons Getting Started controls Display Indicators If You Just Want to Watch TVMeet Your On-ScreenGuide Getting Started Controls Initial Setup Options Setting the Clock Choosing a Mode for Audio Playback More About Channel SelectionsRemoving Channels Stereo vs. Mono Sound Hi-Fi Sound Safety Tabs Prevent Erasure TypesTape Capacities at Different Speeds Types Recording Time Tape Storage To play Back a Recorded Tape Direct Video Input to the TVTo Fine Tune the Picture Rewinding the Tape Manual RewindMovie Return Special Playback Effects Using the Shuttle Control on the remote control To Find Specific Sections on a Tape Visual SearchSearching with the Time Counter Marking with the Time Counter Jump Forward or Backward with GO-TOJump to an Index Mark with Index Basic Operations Before you Record Copyright Infringement WarningBasic Recording Steps Recording Tips To Watch the Same Program While Recording Using the Instant Recording Timer IRT To Change the Channel Being RecordedTo Leave Index Marks on the Tape To Record a Second Audio Program SAP Setting the VCR to Record Later Types of Delayed RecordingsDelayed Recording Steps Daily To Stop a Delayed Recording in Progress An Example Reviewing What You Have Programmed Programming PrioritiesShows with Same Starting Time Shows with Different Starting Times Channel Setup Before You Begin About VCR Plus+ Basic Operations VCR Plus + Recording Dilve Basic operations VCR Plus + Recording Basic Operations VCR Plus + Recording Weekly Recording Programming the Remote Control CompatibilityTV Brands Press IV and This Number NEC RCA JVCLast Display Position Cable Box Basic hookupAdvanced hookup Cable Box to unscramble all channels AdVanced OperationsCable Box HookUps Hookup Recording from Your Stereo System To Control Both VCRs with the Remote Control Copying from One VCR to Another Dubbing Hookup When VCR1 is Recording Synchro Editing Putting The Record VCR in Pause Copying Tapes From a CamcorderInformation on Audio Hookup Head Cleaning Periodic MaintenanceDont Attempt Repairs Yourself Design and specifications subject to change without notice VHS Often Encountered Problems Problem Things To Check Solution Hitachi Service Hotline You must state your zip code when calling CanadaContinental U.S.A Days a week, 24 hours a day