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EDITING(cont.)

 

Audio dubbing replaces the normal audio sound of a previously

Audio Dubbing

recorded tape with a new soundtrack.

 

Normal audio track

 

Pre-recorded tape

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STOP

PLAY

TV

 

PROG

 

 

 

 

A

 

PAUSE

.

 

DUB

 

 

CD Player etc.

 

CD Player etc.

Mixer output

Audio mixer

 

 

Original sound

 

AUDIO OUT

NOTES:

When monitoring the sound during Audio Dubbing, the normal soundtrack is automatically selected. If you wish to hear the mixed sound (Hi-Fi + Normal soundtracks), press AUDIO on the remote control to select " + (L+R)+NORM" (pg. 19).

Audio dubbing stops automatically when the counter reaches "0:00:00", and the recorder enters the Play mode. Check the counter reading before dubbing.

Audio dubbing is also possible using the rear panel AV1 IN/OUT or AV2 IN/DECODER connector. When using these connectors, make sure to select the correct input mode in step 2.

Audio dubbing cannot be performed on a cassette that has had its record safety tab removed.

When playing back an audio-dubbed tape, press AUDIO on the remote control to select the soundtrack you wish to hear (pg. 19).

Video/Hi-Fi audio track

Audio-dubbed tape

MAKE CONNECTIONS

1 Connect an audio component to the AUDIO L + R connectors on the recorder's front panel.

When connecting monaural equipment, use only the recorder's AUDIO L connector.

2

 

SET INPUT MODE

Press NUMBER key "0" and/or TV PROG so that "F-1" or

 

"S-1" appears in place of a channel number.

 

 

LOCATE START POINT

 

Press PLAY to start playback of the tape in your

 

 

recorder, and press PAUSE when you find the point

3 where you want to start dubbing.

4

 

ENGAGE AUDIO DUBBING

Press A. DUB.

 

 

 

Your recorder enters the Audio Dubbing Pause mode.

 

(" " blinks, " " and " " light up on the front display

 

 

panel.)

 

 

To perform audio dubbing with audio mixing, press

 

 

AUDIO on the remote control to select " + (L+R)"

 

 

at this point.

 

 

* Audio dubbing with audio mixing is not possible if

 

 

you're using a monaural audio component, or if

 

 

you don't have an audio mixer.

 

 

 

 

 

START DUBBING

 

Engage the audio component's Play mode, then press

 

 

PLAY to start the tape in your recorder. Audio dubbing

5 begins at this point.

"" blinks and "" is displayed on the front display panel.

To stop dubbing temporarily, press PAUSE. Press PLAY to resume dubbing.

END AUDIO DUBBING

6 Press STOP to stop the tape in your recorder, and engage the audio component's Stop mode.

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