To Play back S-VHS Cassette Tape (SQPB=S-VHS Quasi Playback)

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 VCR.

To Play Back a Recorded Part Repeatedly

Press [REPEAT] (30).

•Press [STATUS/ NAVI CHECK] (32) and the [R1] indication appears on screen display. (See pages 7 and 8.)

•A recorded part on the tape must be at least 15 minutes long.

•When recording over the same location on a tape, it may not function correctly.

To Cancel the Repeat Playback Mode:

Press [STOP] (12).

NTSC Playback

Tapes recorded in the NTSC system can be played back with this VCR via a PAL system TV.

•Select [NTSC PB SELECT] from the On Screen Display according to the colour TV system of the TV. (See page 8.)

•NTSC 3.58 recording requires [NTSC INPUT SELECT] to be in the AUTO or 3.58 position (see page 8), however if [NTSC INPUT SELECT] is in this position when recording a NTSC 3.58 signal, no colour is available for the PAL TV. Once the recording is completed, you then need to select [on PAL TV] to view the recording in colour on PAL TV.

•On some TVs, the playback picture may roll up or down. If your TV has V-HOLD control or equivalent adjustment function, use it to adjust the picture.

Note for only NTSC Playback on PAL system TV

This function is designed to allow only the playback of tapes recorded by NTSC signals on a PAL system TV. The NTSC signal is not completely converted to a PAL signal. For this reason, images play back by this function cannot be recorded correctly on other VCRs.

Convenient Automatic Functions

VCR Auto Power On

When you insert a video cassette, the VCR switches on automatically.

Auto Playback Start

When you insert a video cassette with a broken erasure prevention tab, playback starts automatically without press [PLAY] (8).

VCR-off Playback

When the VCR is off, the inserted cassette can be played back by pressing [PLAY] (8).

Auto Rewind

When the tape reaches the end, the VCR automatically rewinds it to the beginning.

•This function does not work during timer recording, OTR recording and fast-forwarding.

Automatic Switching Off and Ejection

When the VCR is switched off, the inserted cassette can be ejected simply by pressing [STOP/EJECT] (40). The VCR will eject the cassette and automatically turn itself off again.

To Eject Video Cassette Using the Remote Control

Keep [STOP] (12) pressed for at least 3 seconds.

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Recording

Preparations

•Confirm that the VCR is on.

•Confirm that the TV is on and the VCR viewing channel is selected.

Operations

1Insert a video cassette with an intact erasure prevention tab.

•If it has already been inserted, press [VCR-ON/OFF] (1) to turn the VCR on.

2Select the TV station

using [CH] (20).

• It is also possible to select by pressing [Numeric]

(3).

3

Press [REC] (15) ([REC/ SP

 

OTR] (39)) to start

 

recording.

4

Press [STOP] (12) to stop recording.

To Select the Desired Rec Mode

Press [REC MODE] (33) before recording.

• SP provides standard recording time, optimum LP picture and sound quality.

LP provides double recording time with slightly reduced picture and sound quality.

EP provides triple recording time with slightly reduced picture and sound quality.

When you play back a tape recorded in the EP mode, the monaural sound may be unstable.

When you start the recording in the EP mode, [EP] indication on the VCR display flashes for about 8 seconds.

EP mode means Super Long Play (SLP).

To Pause Recording

 

Press [PAUSE/SLOW] (29)

 

 

during recording.

SP

Press it again to continue

 

recording.

 

 

To View One TV Programme while Recording Another TV Programme

After pressing [REC] (15) to start recording, select on your TV the programme position of the TV programme that you want to view.

To Prevent Accidental Erasure of Recorded Contents

Break out the erasure prevention tab after recording. If you insert a video cassette with a broken out erasure prevention tab and press [REC] (15) ([REC/OTR] (39)), the indication flashes on the VCR display to indicate that recording is not possible.

To record this video cassette again, cover the tab hole with two layers of adhesive tape.

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NV-HV62GL, NV-HV62GN specifications

The Panasonic NV-HV62GN and NV-HV62GL are advanced VHS video cassette recorders that cater to the needs of consumers looking for high-quality video playback and recording. As part of Panasonic's prestigious line of home entertainment products, both models integrate cutting-edge technology and user-friendly features that deliver exceptional audio-visual performance.

One of the standout features of the NV-HV62 series is its Super Quick Start function. This innovation allows the recorder to power on and be ready for operation in a matter of seconds, eliminating long wait times and enabling spontaneous viewing. Users can immediately access their favorite tapes without the hassle of lengthy loading times.

Furthermore, these models come equipped with a high-quality picture enhancement feature. This technology significantly improves the clarity and brightness of the recorded image, providing a superior viewing experience. The noise reduction capabilities ensure that playback is free from annoying visual artifacts, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the content.

The NV-HV62GN and NV-HV62GL also support various playback formats, including VHS and S-VHS, allowing users to enjoy a broader range of video tapes. The S-VHS functionality is particularly noteworthy, as it offers improved resolution and image quality, making it a preferred choice for those looking to reproduce high-fidelity recordings.

Another important characteristic is the built-in timer recording function. This feature enables users to program the VCR to record their favorite shows while they are away. With the electronic programming guide, scheduling recordings is straightforward, making it easy to catch up on missed episodes or films.

In addition to recording capabilities, the NV-HV62 models feature versatile connectivity options, including RCA outputs for easy connection to various audiovisual devices. This ensures compatibility with older televisions as well as modern home theater systems.

Finally, both models are designed with energy efficiency in mind. They comply with environmental standards, which not only helps reduce electricity consumption but also contributes to a more sustainable lifestyle.

In summary, the Panasonic NV-HV62GN and NV-HV62GL stand out in the VHS recorder market due to their advanced features, superior picture quality, and user-friendly controls. They combine the nostalgia of VHS recording with modern technology, making them ideal for anyone looking to preserve their cherished home videos or enjoy classic films.
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