Playback

VHS

 

 

DVD/VHS

DIRECT TV REC

CH

VOLUME

 

 

 

 

AV

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DVD/VHS

VHS DVD

VHS

DVD

Note

Up to 20 index signals can be searched for in both directions.

When you press either one of the button too much, you can control the number of skips by pressing the opposite button.

The figure on the display decreases by 1 each time an index signal is located.

This feature may not work correctly if the marks are too close

Numeric

Buttons

CANCEL/RESET

SKIP/INDEX

:, 9

TRACKING/V-LOCK

G-Code

CREATE INPUT SELECT CHAPTER

SLOW/

REW SEARCH FF

TRACKING/ V-LOCK, i, j

CH, W, X

together. Make recordings of at least 5 minutes.

Adjusting the playback picture

Manual tracking

The unit automatically makes tracking adjustments, but you may need to do it manually, if noise appears on a tape recorded on other equipment.

 

STOP

PAUSE

PLAY

 

 

 

 

 

DIRECT NAVIGATOR

 

FUNCTIONS

 

TOP MENU

 

 

 

 

 

ENTER

 

ENTER

SUB MENU

 

 

RETURN

 

PROG/CHECK

DISPLAY

STATUS

TIME SLIP

 

 

 

 

JET REW

µ

VHS REC REC MODE

DVD REC

TIMER

REC MODE

EXT LINK

AUDIO

DUBBING

 

 

 

VHS

DVD

EXT LINK

1

;

STATUS

During normal or slow playback,

Press [TRACKING/V-LOCK, i, j] until the bars noise disappear.

If the noise bars appear during still playback, switch the VHS over to the slow playback mode and then adjust the tracking.

To return to auto tracking

Press both [TRACKING/V-LOCK, i, j] i and j simultaneously.

Vertical locking adjustment

If the still picture shakes, perform the following operation.

During still playback,

Keep [TRACKING/V-LOCK, i, j] pressed until the picture stops shaking.

To return to auto tracking

Preparation Press [VHS].

Insert a recorded video cassette.

S-VHS Quasi Playback (SQPB)

It is also possible to play back tapes recorded in the S-VHS system.

Some picture noise may occur depending on the type of tape used.

It is not possible to fully obtain the high resolution that S-VHS is capable of.

It is not possible to record in the S-VHS system with this unit.

To Play back a Recorded Part Repeatedly

During play or while stopped

Keep pressing [1, PLAY] for 5 or more seconds.

The “RP” indication appears on the display.

To cancel the Recorded Part Repeatedly

Press [, STOP].

VHS Index Search System (VISS)

This unit automatically records special index signals on the tape every time a recording is started. The Index search function makes use of these index signals to let you find the beginning of a desired programme quickly and easily.

While stopped or during normal play

Press [:] or [9].

The unit automatically starts playback after the index signal is found.

Each press increases the number of skip.

To cancel the Index Search or to stop playback

Press [, STOP].

Press both [TRACKING/V-LOCK, i, j] i and j simultaneously.

To remove the noise from a paused picture

Start slow play, then adjust the tracking.

Note

This may not work with some TV models and tapes.

To Play back a tape in high picture quality

You can play back a tape in Progressive video or RGB video with TP channel.

Preparation

Connect this unit and the TV and then set the output. RGB Output l 9, 45

Progressive l 14, 45

[1]Press [DVD].

[2]Press [CH, W, X] to select the “TP” channel.

About TP channel l 59

[3]Press [VHS] and then press [1, PLAY].

The tape starts playing back in high picture quality.

Note

Check if the setting on “TV Aspect” is suited to the size of your TV. (“SETUP”-“Connection”-“TV Aspect”, l 45)

The TV must be RGB-compliant or Progressive-compliant.

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Panasonic DMR-E75V Adjusting the playback picture, VHS Quasi Playback Sqpb, To Play back a Recorded Part Repeatedly

DMR-E75V specifications

The Panasonic DMR-E75V is a versatile and advanced DVD recorder that was designed to cater to the varied demands of home entertainment enthusiasts. This unit combines a DVD recorder, VCR, and a multitude of features, making it a comprehensive solution for recording and playback needs.

One of the standout features of the DMR-E75V is its ability to record directly onto DVD media. The device supports multiple formats, including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM, enabling users to choose the best media type for their recording preferences. With the integration of high-quality video and audio processing technologies, the DMR-E75V ensures that recordings maintain clarity and richness, emulating the quality of digital broadcasts.

The unit also boasts an impressive Time Slip feature, which allows users to pause live TV and resume viewing at their convenience. This makes it easy to catch up on missed moments without the worry of losing contextual action. Additionally, its built-in 4-head Hi-Fi VCR makes it simple to playback VHS tapes and record them onto DVD, bridging the gap between analog and digital media.

Connectivity is a significant highlight of the DMR-E75V. It includes multiple inputs and outputs, such as composite video, S-video, and component video, ensuring compatibility with various televisions and audio systems. The presence of FireWire input allows for direct connection to compatible camcorders, making it hassle-free to transfer home videos onto DVD.

Another important characteristic of the DMR-E75V is its user-friendly interface, which simplifies programming recordings and navigating menus. The one-touch recording feature further enhances convenience, enabling users to quickly start a recording with minimal setup.

With a built-in tuner, the DMR-E75V allows users to access and record their favorite TV programs directly from the airwaves. This, alongside its timer recording function, ensures that users can easily schedule recordings according to their viewing preferences.

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