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Live Memory Playback (DVD Deck Only)

Recording/Playback Status Display

Turn on the unit.

Turn on the TV and select the AV mode.

Slide the TV/DVD switch to DVD.

Press DVD so that the DVD lamp lights up on the unit.

This unit records pictures onto the DVD-RAM discs, instead of video tapes, then plays back the pictures recorded on the discs. This makes it possible to achieve high-speed writing and read-out that has not been possible with conventional VHSs, enabling recording and playback simultaneously.

 

High-speed spin

Recording

Playback

(High-speed writing)

(High-speed read-out)

Image figure of DVD-RAM disc

It is called “Live Memory Playback” to start playback of the programme being recorded, with a time-lag between a recording point and a playback point, as shown in the figure below.

Current playback point (Live Memory Playback)

 

 

 

Current recording position

Recording start point

 

(Recording point)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Playback

 

Recording

 

 

 

continues

 

continues

 

 

 

 

 

 

0

30 min.

1 hour

Currently elapsed recording time

DISPLAY

Live Memory Playback status can be checked by pressing DISPLAY to display the bar meter on the superimpose display.

Press DISPLAY. The current status is superimposed on the TV screen.

Bar meter display

Not only can this unit play back a programme previously recorded while recording or timer recording another programme, but the unit also allows you to play back from the beginning of a programme while continuing to record the same programme.

BBC1

Superimpose display

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JVC DR-MV5BE manual Recording/Playback Status Display

DR-MV5BE specifications

The JVC DR-MV5BE is a versatile and feature-rich DVD recorder and VCR combo that caters to the needs of users looking to digitize their home video collection while enjoying the convenience of a dual-format device. This innovative unit combines both DVD recording and VHS playback capabilities, making it a valuable addition to any home entertainment setup.

At the core of the JVC DR-MV5BE’s functionality is its ability to record directly onto DVD discs, offering several formats including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD+R. This flexibility allows users to choose the best format suited for their recording needs, whether they prioritize compatibility with other devices or rewritable options. The device also supports various recording modes, from high-quality SP mode to extended recording modes like LP and EP, granting users control over recording time and quality.

The integrated VHS player adds to the DR-MV5BE’s appeal, allowing users to play their existing VHS tapes seamlessly. This feature is perfect for those looking to preserve old home movies, as the unit can convert VHS content to DVD format through a simple dubbing process. Additionally, the DR-MV5BE features front and rear audio/video inputs, enabling users to easily connect camcorders, gaming consoles, or other external devices for recording or playback.

In terms of connectivity, the JVC DR-MV5BE is equipped with various options. The HDMI output ensures high-definition video playback, while the standard composite outputs allow compatibility with older televisions. The presence of a USB port provides further versatility, allowing users to record or transfer content to and from USB storage devices.

The unit also boasts a user-friendly interface and remote control, simplifying the recording and playback process. With built-in features such as a programmable timer, users can schedule recordings in advance, ensuring they never miss their favorite shows or events.

Overall, the JVC DR-MV5BE is a robust device that encapsulates modern recording technology while retaining the nostalgia of VHS. Its blend of functions, alongside its user-friendly design and versatility, makes it a standout option for anyone looking to bridge the gap between analog and digital media.