Switching audio recording (Stereo, SAP)

Some TV programs broadcast additional audio (SAP - Secondary Audio Program). In most cases this means an additional language is available. For example, if a program is available in English and Spanish, Spanish can be broadcast as the additional audio program (SAP).

To record TV programs in stereo or SAP, you can select Stereo or SAP as the setting of 'Recording audio'. This setting does not become active until the sound of a TV program is transmitted in Stereo or SAP.

When you playback the recording, you can play the sound only in the setting you selected for recording (a recording in SAP can be played only in SAP).

1Turn on your TV. Select the channel number for the DVD Recorder (Audio/Video In or channel 3 or 4).

2Turn on the DVD Recorder by pressing STANDBY-ONm .

3Press SYSTEM-MENUon the remote control. The menu bar will appear.

4Select 'A' using D or C .

5Select the 'Language' menu using B or A and confirm with

C .

6Select 'Recording audio' with B or A and confirm with C .

7Select 'Stereo' or 'SAP' using B or A and confirm with OK .

 

A TV program is only available in 'Stereo' but my setting is

 

 

 

'SAP'?

 

 

 

If the setting for 'Recording audio' is 'SAP' but the TV channel

?

 

 

broadcasts only in stereo, the recording will be done in stereo.

 

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To end, press SYSTEM-MENU .

 

 

ENGLISH

Language

Playback audio

English

Recording audio

 

Stereo

Subtitle

 

English

Menu

 

English

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Magnavox MRV640 manual Switching audio recording Stereo, SAP, To end, press SYSTEM-MENU
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MRV640 specifications

The Magnavox MRV640 is a versatile yet compact DVD recorder and VCR combo unit that exemplifies a blend of traditional recording capabilities with modern technology. Designed for those who appreciate both the nostalgia of VHS and the convenience of DVDs, the MRV640 is a comprehensive solution for home entertainment systems.

One of the standout features of the MRV640 is its dual functionality, allowing users to record and play both VHS and DVDs. This feature caters to a wide range of content, from classic tapes to contemporary movies on DVD. The device supports multiple recording modes, allowing users to choose between SP (Standard Play),LP (Long Play), and EP (Extended Play) for DVD recording. This flexibility enables users to maximize recording time based on their needs.

The MRV640 comes equipped with a built-in digital tuner, enabling viewers to easily tune into digital television broadcasts without the need for an external set-top box. This integration simplifies the process of recording television shows directly onto a DVD or VHS, making it easy to save favorite programs for future viewing.

Connectivity is another strong aspect of the MRV640. It includes multiple inputs and outputs, such as composite video, audio jacks, and S-Video connections. This range of connection options ensures compatibility with various external devices like camcorders, gaming consoles, and audio equipment, making it a versatile component of any media setup.

With its user-friendly interface, the Magnavox MRV640 provides an intuitive on-screen menu system that simplifies navigation through recording settings, playback options, and setup configurations. Additionally, the remote control included with the unit enhances convenience, allowing users to operate the recorder from a distance.

The MRV640 also features a time-shift recording function, which lets users pause live TV and resume watching at their convenience. This capability enhances the viewing experience, eliminating the frustration of missed moments during live broadcasts.

In conclusion, the Magnavox MRV640 stands out as a unique and adaptable machine that is perfect for anyone looking to merge the old with the new in their home entertainment options. With its array of features and flexible recording capabilities, it offers a practical solution for preserving memories, capturing live events, and enjoying both classic and contemporary media.
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