JVC HR-DVS2U manual VHS Insert Editing, DV Insert Editing SP Mode Only

60ENEDITING (cont.)

Insert Editing

Recorder Your VCR

Audio/Video cable (supplied)

Audio/Video signal

Another VCR

Player

NUMBER	T	W
1		2	3
			2
4		5	6
"0"		8	9
7
		0	4
			CH
			S-VHS
1DV		DV	S-VHS

PAUSE

3

JOG/SHUTTLE

JOG

SHUTTLE

NOTE:

VHS Insert Editing

Insert editing replaces part of the recorded scene with new material. Both the picture and Hi-Fi audio soundtrack are replaced with new ones, while the normal audio soundtrack remains unchanged. If you wish to change the normal audio track as well, use the audio dubbing function simultaneously. Use your VCR as the recorder.

Source tape

	Before insert editing		Normal audio
Recorded tape			track
		After insert editing
			Video/Hi-Fi
			audio track

DV Insert Editing

(SP Mode Only)

The picture is replaced with new one, while the audio soundtrack remains unchanged.

Use your VCR as the recorder.

	MAKE CONNECTIONS
	Connect the player's VIDEO OUT or S-VIDEO OUT
	and AUDIO OUT connectors to your VCR's VIDEO IN
1 or S-VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN on the front panel.
2	SELECT RECORDING DECK
	Press S-VHSor DV.
	● When using the DV deck as the recoding deck, press
	← so that the video and audio signals from the
	VIDEO/S-VIDEO and AUDIO L + R input connectors
	can be recorded. The dubbing direction (← S-VHS)
	indicator lights.
3	SET INPUT MODE
	Press the NUMBER key "0" and CH so that "F-1"
	appears in place of a channel number.
	● Be sure to select the correct FRONT AUX INPUT
	("VIDEO" or "S-VIDEO"). (To select the correct AUX
	INPUT, follow steps 5 – 7 from the "Edit From A
	Camcorder" section  pg. 55).

LOCATE END POINT (VHS DECK ONLY)

Load the recording cassette into your VCR, and play it
back to determine the edit-out point (the end of the
4 segment to be	replaced) using the JOG/SHUTTLE
		™£	and PAUSE.
controls or pressing

●To use the JOG dial/SHUTTLE ring, first press the JOG/SHUTTLE button on the remote control so that the button lights up.

Insert Editing is not possible with a Mini DV tape recorded in LP mode.