JVC HR-S6700EU specifications About Ntsc Playback

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	* The default setting is bold in the table below.
8 S-VHS	Your recorder can record in S-VHS (Super VHS), S-VHS ET
ON	or VHS.
OFF	●To record in S-VHS:
	Set “S-VHS” to “ON”. Then, insert a cassette marked
	“S-VHS”. The S-VHS indicator lights up on the front
	display panel.
	The S-VHS recording mode is selected.
	●To record in S-VHS ET on a VHS cassette:
	See “Super VHS ET (S-VHS ET)” on page 25.
	●To record in VHS:
	Insert a cassette marked “VHS”.
	If the S-VHS ET button on the recorder is lit and S-VHS ET
	mode is activated, press S-VHS ET. The button’s light goes
	off.
	The VHS recording mode is automatically selected
	regardless of the “S-VHS” mode setting.
	●To record in VHS on an S-VHS cassette:
	Insert a cassette marked “S-VHS”. The S-VHS indicator
	lights up on the front display panel. Then, set “S-VHS” to
	“OFF”. The S-VHS indicator goes off.
	The VHS recording mode is selected.
8 COLOUR SYSTEM	You can play back PAL, NTSC and MESECAM tapes, or
PAL/NTSC: To record PAL signals, or play back a	record PAL and SECAM* signals on this recorder. Select the
PAL or NTSC tape.	appropriate colour system.
MESECAM: To record SECAM signals, or play	* SECAM signals will be recorded as MESECAM on this recorder;
back a MESECAM tape.	MESECAM is the designation for tapes with SECAM signals that
	have been recorded on a MESECAM-compatible PAL video
	cassette recorder.
	NOTES:
	About NTSC Playback
	● Some TVs shrink the picture vertically and place black bars at
	the top and bottom of the TV screen. This is not a malfunction
	on the part of either the video recorder or the TV.
	● The picture may roll up and down. This can be corrected using
	the V-HOLD control found on some TVs. (This cannot be
	corrected if the TV does not have a V-HOLD control.)
	● The counter and tape remaining time readings will be incorrect.
	● During search, still, or frame-by-frame playback, the picture will
	be distorted, and there may be a loss of colour.
	● Depending on the type of TV, the top and bottom portions of
	superimposed displays may be cut off during NTSC playback.