Press PLAY on the camcorder and engage the VCR’s Record mode.
STOP EDITING TEMPORARILY
Engage the VCR’s Record-Pause mode and press PAUSE on the camcorder.
EDIT MORE SEGMENTS
Repeat steps 4 through 6 for additional editing, then stop the VCR and camcorder when finished.
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START EDITING
FIND EDIT-IN POINT
Engage the VCR’s AUX and Record-Pause modes.
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4 Engage the camcorder’s Play mode to find a spot just before the edit-in point. Once it’s reached, press PAUSE on the camcorder.
SELECT VCR MODE
PREPARE FOR DUBBING
Following the illustration at left, connect the camcorder and the VCR.
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2 Set the camcorder’s Power switch to “PLAY”, turn on the VCR’s power, and insert the appropriate cassettes in the camcorder and the VCR.
EDITING Tape Dubbing
CONNECT EQUIPMENT

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PLAY/PAUSE

Power switch

When connecting the cables, open the jack cover.

Audio and Video cable (optional)

To AUDIO and

VIDEO OUT connectors

To AUDIO and

VIDEO IN connectors

VCR (Recording deck)

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JVC GR-AX570, GR-AX270 specifications Power switch, When connecting the cables, open the jack cover

GR-AX270, GR-AX570 specifications

The JVC GR-AX270 and GR-AX570 are compact camcorders that were well-regarded in the late 1990s and early 2000s for their user-friendly features and advanced technology for their time. These models were designed to cater to both novice and experienced videographers, making it easier to capture high-quality video footage.

One of the primary features of the JVC GR-AX270 is its lightweight and portable design. Weighing less than 3 pounds, this camcorder can easily be carried around for long shooting sessions without causing fatigue. It boasts a 16x optical zoom lens, allowing users to get closer to their subjects without sacrificing image quality. The GR-AX270 also features a digital zoom that extends the zoom capability up to 100x, making it versatile for various shooting scenarios.

The GR-AX570 model steps up with a few additional features. It includes a larger 3.5-inch color LCD screen that enhances user interaction, making it easier to monitor recordings and navigate through settings. This model also features a more advanced autofocus system, ensuring that subjects remain in focus automatically, which is beneficial for fast-paced shoots.

Both models utilize JVC's proprietary Super High Band (SHB) technology, which enhances video resolution and color reproduction. This technology ensures that the recordings have rich detail and vibrant colors, which was exceptional for consumer camcorders during this era. The camcorders also integrate a built-in image stabilization system, significantly reducing the shake that can occur during handheld shooting.

The GR-AX270 and GR-AX570 are equipped with various recording options, including both SP (Standard Play) and LP (Long Play) modes, allowing users to choose between quality and recording time based on their needs. They are compatible with VHS-C tapes, which were commonly available and relatively inexpensive, making these camcorders accessible to a wide audience.

In terms of audio capabilities, both models come with a built-in microphone that captures clear sound, while an external microphone input is available for those who require higher audio quality. The JVC GR-AX270 and GR-AX570 remain popular in the vintage video community, as they symbolize a significant era in camcorder technology, providing amateurs and enthusiasts alike with the tools to create memorable home videos and other projects.