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Playback Sound

During playback, the camcorder detects the sound mode in which the recording was made, and plays the sound back. Select the type of sound to accompany your playback picture. (32 kHz is preset to “SOUND 1” and 48 kHz is preset to “FULL SOUND”.)

RECORDING SOUND

DISPLAY

OUTPUT SOUND

 

 

 

32 kHz

FULL SOUND

 

 

SOUND 1

Stereo sound

 

SOUND 2

 

48 kHz

FULL SOUND

Stereo sound

 

SOUND 1

“L” sound is output on both channels

 

SOUND 2

“R” sound is output on both channels

 

 

 

When watching a tape recorded at 32 kHz, if you want to change the output sound, access the Playback Menu and, in step 3 on page 50, select “32kHz MODE” and set it for “FULL SOUND”, “SOUND 1” or “SOUND 2”. When playing back a tape recorded at 48kHz, set in the same manner. For information on output sound during Audio Dubbing, see page 66.

NOTES:

You can also use the remote control’s AUDIO MONITOR button to change the output sound (without having to access the Playback Menu). Make sure you point the remote control at the camcorder’s remote sensor.

During playback, the camcorder detects the sound mode in which the recording was made. This detection cannot be made during fast-forward or rewind. During playback the sound mode is displayed in the upper left corner.

TC 12 : 34 : 24

Display

Minutes

Seconds

Frames*

*25 frames = 1 second

25 . 12 . 98

10 : 35

TIME CODE

(Displaying The Time Code During Playback)

You can display the Time Code on screen during playback. This is especially useful for editing. This function is preset to “OFF”. To turn it on, select “TIME CODE” at the Playback Menu and change the setting (pg. 50).

ON– The Time Code is displayed on the playback screen.

OFF– The Time Code does not appear.

DISPLAY

(Displaying the Date During Playback)

If the time has been set, the date is automatically recorded separately from the recorded video signal. You can display or remove the date anytime during playback. This function is preset to “ON”. To turn it off, select “DISPLAY” at the Playback Menu and change the setting (pg. 50).

ON– The date is displayed on the playback screen. OFF– The date is not displayed.

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JVC GR-DV33 manual Playback Sound, Displaying the Date During Playback, Displaying The Time Code During Playback

GR-DV33 specifications

The JVC GR-DV33 is a compact and versatile MiniDV camcorder that was designed with both amateur and semi-professional videographers in mind. Known for its unique blend of compact design and quality features, the GR-DV33 was a popular choice in the early 2000s, catering to users who sought portability without compromising on technology.

At the heart of the GR-DV33 is its 1/6-inch CCD sensor, delivering sharp and vibrant video quality with an impressive resolution. This camcorder supports a maximum recording resolution of 720x480, which, while modest by today's standards, was significant at the time for producing clear images and faithful colors in various lighting conditions.

One of the standout features of the JVC GR-DV33 is its advanced digital image stabilization technology. This technology minimizes the effects of shaky hands, ensuring smoother video playback, which is especially beneficial for outdoor and action shots. Users appreciated how this feature helped create more professionally looking videos without the need for bulky stabilizing equipment.

The GR-DV33 also incorporates a 20x optical zoom lens, which allows users to capture distant subjects with remarkable clarity. Coupled with a 100x digital zoom option, the camcorder enables users to explore creative angles and shots, from wide landscapes to close-up details. The built-in autofocus system further enhances usability, ensuring sharp focus on subjects even during dynamic shooting situations.

In terms of connectivity, the JVC GR-DV33 is equipped with various output options including USB and FireWire ports. This allows for easy transfer of footage to computers for editing or sharing online, making it a great option for budding filmmakers. Moreover, the camcorder features an LCD screen that can be flipped and turned to allow for flexible shooting angles, alongside an electronic viewfinder for traditional framing.

Another notable characteristic is the camcorder's low-light performance, enhanced by its NightAlive mode, which enables users to record in dim conditions while maintaining a usable level of quality. This feature is particularly appealing to users looking to capture events in poorly lit environments.

The JVC GR-DV33, while no longer cutting-edge, remains a testament to the era of MiniDV camcorders and is fondly remembered for its reliable performance and ease of use. Whether documenting family events, trips, or personal projects, this camcorder provides a solid foundation for capturing lasting memories with a straightforward and user-friendly design.