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If the dubbing is paused while the channel is set to ADVB, you cannot switch channels.

Free Rate Function

When you dub from DV equipment other than a camcorder

APerform steps 1 4.

BLocate the point from where you want to start dubbing, then stop on the DV equipment.

If you pause the DV equipment in this step, a few second’s still picture will be recorded at the beginning of the recorded program.

CSet the input mode to ADV INPUTB on the DV equipment.

If you select an input mode other than ADV INPUTB, unwanted pictures may be recorded at the beginning of the recorded program.

DPerform steps 9 12.

To skip unwanted part of the source picture

Press ENTER to stop both equipment, then press selection keys

to select .

Locate the point where you want to restart dubbing by pressing I, N, or O, then press o.

Press selection keys to select , then press ENTER to restart dubbing.

Recording Mode

MPEG2 format is used as recording format. As a guide for picture quality, the AbpsB unit is used to represent how much data can be recorded per second. The larger this value is, the better the picture quality becomes but more capacity is required for the recording.

Select XP or SP for programs where quick movement occurs, such as sports programs, and LP or EP for talk shows, etc. with relatively less movement.

The recording modes for a 4.7 GB disc are set as follows:

Recording mode

Recording amount

Maximum recording

 

 

(approx.)

time (approx.)

 

 

 

 

 

XP

10 Mbps

1 hour

 

 

 

 

 

SP

5 Mbps

2 hours

 

 

 

 

 

LP

2.5 Mbps

4 hours

 

 

 

 

 

EP

1.6 Mbps

6 hours

 

 

 

 

 

60-360

The amount varies

1 – 6 hours

 

 

 

 

 

 

FR

420

depending on the

7 hours

 

 

selected time.

 

 

480

8 hours

 

 

 

 

 

 

For details on FR mode, refer to AFree Rate FunctionB on the right column.

The recording modes for the HDD are set as follows:

To record the entire program, the unit automatically sets the appropriate recording mode depending on the combination of the total time of the program to be recorded and either the remaining disc space or the specified recording time (from 60 minutes to 480 minutes).

8To record the entire program within the actual remaining disc space (DVD deck only)

Select AFR (JUST)B in a recording mode selection procedure.

Note that this function is available only when dubbing from HDD to DVD (A pg. 46).

8To record the entire program by specifying the desired recording time

Select AFR60–FR360B, AFR420B or AFR480B in a recording mode selection procedure.

8To record a 25-min. long program five times on the same DVD disc for example

Be sure to set the recording mode to AFR125B to fit the total recording time to the whole disc space.

A: 1st

BlankB: 2nd

C: 3rd

D: 4th

E: 5th

When the same program is recorded in SP mode instead of in AFR125B, the 5th program cannot be recorded.

A: 1st

BlankB: 2nd C: 3rd

D: 4th

E: Blank (20 min.)

NOTES:

The maximum recording time of FR (JUST) mode is the same as the recording time of FR480 mode. When dubbing a long program in FR (JUST) mode on a disc whose remaining time is short, it is recommended to check the disc remaining time in FR480 mode to see if the remaining time is enough for the program.

In order to ensure that the recording fits on the disc, this feature may leave a slight non-recorded section at the end of the disc.

There may be some noise and sound disturbance at the point on the disc where the unit switches the mode.

Recording mode

Maximum recording time (approx.)

 

 

DV

18 hours

 

 

XP

53 hours

 

 

SP

109 hours

 

 

LP

218 hours

 

 

EP

328 hours

 

 

FR480

473 hours

 

 

For details on FR mode, refer to AFree Rate FunctionB.

NOTE:

The maximum recording time stated in the above table are the approximate time under unused condition.

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JVC SR-DVM700U manual Free Rate Function, When you dub from DV equipment other than a camcorder, Recording Mode

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