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EDITING(cont.)

You can use your VCR as the player or the recorder.

Edit To Or

From Another

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VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

VIDEO IN

AUDIO IN

Recorder

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MAKE CONNECTIONS

Connect an AV cable between the player’s VIDEO OUT and AUDIO OUT connectors and the recorder’s VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN connectors.

When using your VCR as the recorder and a monaural VCR as the player, connect the player’s AUDIO OUT connector to the AUDIO IN L connector on the recorder.

LOAD CASSETTES

Insert the playback cassette into the player and the cassette to be recorded on into the recorder.

ENGAGE TAPE DUBBING MODE

Follow steps 4, 5, 9–11 from the "Edit From A Camcorder" section (pg. 44)

SET RECORDER’S INPUT MODE

Set to AUX. With this VCR, press DIGIT key “0” (AU appears on the front display panel in place of a channel number).

START PLAYER

Set to its play mode.

NOTE:

If the player is equipped with a superimpose/OSD disable feature then set "SUPERIMPOSE" to OFF before pressing PLAY (pg. 29).

START RECORDER

Set to its record mode.

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DIGIT "0"

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NOTE:

Connections made to the front panel VIDEO and AUDIO inuts automatically override any rear panel VIDEO/AUDIO or S-VHS input connections. If you wish to edit with another machine connected to the rear input connectors, make sure that there is nothing connected to the front connectors.

Advantages Of S-VHS VCRs

You can edit from VHS to S-VHS, from S-VHS to VHS, or from S-VHS to S-VHS.

From VHS to S-VHS (VIDEO-VIDEO connection): Record VHS playback signals in the S-VHS mode. Although the picture quality is inherently limited by that of the original, the edited tape has better picture quality than those made by VHS-to-VHS editing.

From S-VHS to VHS (VIDEO-VIDEO connection): Because the picture quality of the source material is very high, the edited tape has better picture quality than those made by VHS-to-VHS editing.

From S-VHS to S-VHS (S-VIDEO connection): All signals will be transferred without degradation.

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JVC HR-S5300U Edit To Or From Another, Load Cassettes, Engage Tape Dubbing Mode, SET RECORDER’S Input Mode, Start Recorder

HR-S5300U specifications

The JVC HR-S5300U is a notable member of the JVC's line of VHS-VCR products that emerged in the late 1990s, designed to cater to consumer demands for high-quality video playback and recording. This model stands out for its combination of enhanced features, user-friendly functionalities, and robust performance, making it a popular choice among enthusiasts and casual users alike.

One of the defining characteristics of the JVC HR-S5300U is its S-VHS playback capability. This allows users to enjoy improved picture quality through higher resolution and reduced noise interference compared to standard VHS tapes. It showcases JVC's commitment to advancing video technology, ensuring that users have access to clearer and crisper visuals.

The unit is equipped with JVC’s Super VHS technology, which enhances the overall recording quality while utilizing standard VHS tapes. This flexibility provides users with a seamless option for both S-VHS and VHS formats. Moreover, the HR-S5300U supports various recording modes, allowing for extended playback time without compromising the quality of the video.

Another key feature of the JVC HR-S5300U is the integration of a built-in Digital Frame Synchronizer. This technology helps to eliminate jitter and stabilize images during playback, providing a consistently smooth viewing experience. This is particularly beneficial when watching tapes that may have been recorded with less-than-optimal equipment, as it compensates for inherent video quality issues.

In terms of user interface, the JVC HR-S5300U is designed with an intuitive remote control that simplifies navigation and operation. Users can easily access various settings, such as programming timers for recordings, tracking tape usage, and adjusting playback options. The VCR also features a convenient on-screen display, making it easy to monitor and manage tape functions.

The design of the JVC HR-S5300U is compact yet robust, ensuring it fits well into most home entertainment systems. It boasts a classic aesthetic that appeals to many users, especially those who appreciate vintage technology.

Overall, the JVC HR-S5300U is a testament to the evolution of video recording technology, offering a blend of advanced features, high-quality performance, and ease of use. Its S-VHS capabilities, digital enhancements, and user-friendly design make it a noteworthy option for anyone looking to enjoy VHS playback in a reliable and efficient format.