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A

Make connections.

G

Start Editing.

Connect the player’s VIDEO OUT or S-VIDEO OUT and AUDIO OUT connectors to your VCR’s VIDEO or S-VIDEO and AUDIO input connectors.

B Set the VCR’s input mode.

Press AUX (number key 0”) and/or CH +/– to select “F-1” (or “L-1” if you use the connectors on the rear).

When using S VIDEO connector, set “FRONT AUX INPUT” (or

“REAR AUX INPUT” if you use the connectors on the rear) to “S-VIDEO”. ( pg. 71, 73)

When using VIDEO connector, set “FRONT AUX INPUT” (or “REAR AUX INPUT”) to “VIDEO”. ( pg. 71, 73)

C Select the recording deck.

Press S-VHSor DV.

When using the DV deck as the recording 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 indicator ( S-VHS) lights.

D Prepare the recording cassette.

For the VHS deck

Load the recording cassette into the VHS deck, and play it back to determine the edit-out point (the end of the segment to be replaced) using the ADVANCED JOG dial, or pressing w e and PAUSE (9).

Then press C.RESET to reset the counter.

For the DV deck

Load the recording cassette into the DV deck.

E Locate the start point.

Determine the edit-in point (the beginning of the segment to be replaced) using the ADVANCED JOG dial, or pressing w e and PAUSE (9).

Be sure to engage the Still mode at the edit-in point.

F Engage the Insert Editing mode.

Press INSERT.

Your VCR enters the Insert Pause mode. (“o”, “u” and “i” light up on the front display panel.)

The TV screen changes from the still picture to the input source you are going to record.

Load the source cassette and play back the segment that is to be inserted. When you reach the start of the section of the source tape that you wish to insert, press PLAY (4) to start the tape in your VCR; Insert Editing begins at this point.

“o” and “u” are displayed on the front display panel.

H End Insert Editing.

For the VHS deck

At counter “0:00:00”, Insert Editing will stop automatically while the tape continues running in the Play mode. If you wish to stop Insert Editing before the specified edit-out point, press C.RESET.

For the DV deck

Press STOP (8) to stop recording on the DV deck.

AV Insert Editing (VHS deck only)

If you want to replace the picture, Hi-Fi audio soundtrack and normal audio soundtrack all at the same time ...

... In step 6, after you press INSERT, press A.DUB also. (“o” and “u” blink and “i” lights up on the front display panel.)

NOTES:

Once the Insert Editing starts, you can not use the other deck.

All necessary cables can be obtained from your dealer.

Insert Editing cannot be performed on a VHS (or S-VHS) cassette that has had its record safety tab removed, or on a Mini DV cassette that has had its erase protection switch set to “SAVE”.

When Insert Editing is performed on a tape that has been recorded on another VCR, the inserted portion may appear distorted.

In Insert Editing, the recording speed (SP/EP) is determined by the previous recording to be replaced. If the previous recording’s speed changes within a single edit, the inserted picture will be distorted at the switching point. (VHS deck only)

A small portion of the recording which precedes an insert edit may become erased.

Insert Editing is also possible using the rear panel connectors.

When using these connectors, be sure to set “REAR AUX INPUT” to the appropriate mode. ( pg. 71)

Insert Editing is not possible using the DV IN/OUT connector.

Insert Editing is not possible on a blank portion of the tape.

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SR-VS30U specifications

The JVC SR-VS30U is a versatile and high-performance digital video recorder designed to cater to both professionals and enthusiasts in the video production industry. This machine stands out due to its ability to blend two recording formats: DV (digital video) and S-VHS, making it a dual-format powerhouse suitable for various applications. One of its main features is the dual-deck capability, allowing users to record and play back S-VHS tapes while simultaneously digitizing video in the DV format. This flexibility makes it an excellent tool for archiving older videotape formats as well.

In terms of image quality, the JVC SR-VS30U boasts impressive specs. It supports S-VHS quality tapes that can deliver exceptional resolution, enhanced color reproduction, and fine detail, especially when paired with high-quality source material. The unit is equipped with advanced digital processing technologies that optimize video playback and recording, ensuring minimal signal degradation.

One of the key technologies integrated into the SR-VS30U is the built-in DV input and output interface. This allows for quick transfers of digital video to and from computer systems, making it convenient for video editing and processing tasks. The unit is also compliant with the IEEE 1394 FireWire standard, which is essential for facilitating seamless integration with modern editing software and digital devices.

The SR-VS30U features an easy-to-navigate user interface, complete with an LCD display that provides clear indications of recording status and tape position. The well-structured controls enhance usability, making it user-friendly for those both familiar and unfamiliar with video production equipment.

In terms of additional features, the unit comes with a range of editing functions, including insert and assemble edits, allowing for precise control over the final output. It also supports a variety of playback features, including various playback speeds and frame-by-frame options, which are instrumental in refining edits or analyzing footage.

The JVC SR-VS30U demonstrates a robust build quality, ensuring longevity for rigorous usage in professional environments. With these features and its dual-format capabilities, the SR-VS30U is an ideal choice for anyone looking to bridge the gap between traditional S-VHS media and modern digital workflows, providing a reliable and efficient solution for video recording and editing needs.