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Playing Back on Your TV

By connecting your Palmcorder to your TV, the recorded scenes can be viewed on your TV screen.

Before connecting them, turn off the power of both the Palmcorder and TV.

1Connect the [A/V IN/OUT] Jack of the Palmcorder to the

Video and Audio Input Jacks of the TV.

Using the A/V Cable 1 (supplied), make a connection with the TV. If

the TV has an S-Video Jack, connect an S-Video Cable (not supplied) 2, too.

When plugging the pin plug of the A/V cable into the [A/V IN/OUT] Jack, plug it in as far as it goes.

Making the Indications Appear on the TV screen

Press the [OSD] Button 3 on the Remote Controller.

Be sure to select the proper input on your TV. (If necessary, consult your TV’s operating instructions.)

If you play back a Cassette recorded with copyright protection signals, the screen becomes blue or mosaic-like noise patterns appear.

If you set [AV JACK] on the [AV IN/OUT SETUP] Sub-Menu to [IN/OUT], nothing will be shown on the TV screen except during playback.

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Audio Dubbing

You can add music or narration to the recorded Cassette.

If you perform audio dubbing onto a tape that was recorded with [AUDIO REC] on the [RECORDING SETUP] Sub-Menu of the [CAMERA FUNCTIONS] Main-Menu set to [16bit], the original sound is

erased. (If you want to preserve the original sound, use the [12bit] Mode when recording.)

Audio Dubbing cannot be performed onto recordings made in LP Mode.

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Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [AV IN/OUT SETUP] >> [AV JACK]

2

>> [IN/OUT].

Continuing the aforesaid setup, select [A.DUB INPUT] >>

 

[MIC] or [AV IN].

 

Set to [AV IN] when external device is used, and to [MIC] when an

 

external or built-in microphone is used.

 

Switch the Palmcorder over to the Still Playback Mode where you want

 

to add new sound track.

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Press the [A.DUB] Button on the Remote Controller.

4

[A.DUB;] Indication appears. 1

To start Audio Dubbing, press the [;] Button on the Remote

 

Controller.

 

[A.DUB!] Indication appears. 2

To Stop Audio Dubbing

Press the [;] Button on the Remote Controller.

The Palmcorder is in the Still Playback Mode again.

To dub audio while listening to a pre-recorded sound

When pausing the audio dubbing, [12bit AUDIO] on the

 

 

DATE/

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A.DUB!

[PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] Sub-Menu is automatically set to [ST2] and you can check the pre-recorded sound. When a microphone is used for audio dubbing, use headphones to listen to the pre-recorded sound while dubbing the audio. (When using headphones, set [AV JACK] on the [AV IN/

OUT SETUP] Sub-Menu to [OUT/PHONES].) When the line input is used, you can dub audio while listening to a pre-recorded sound from the speaker.

Playing Back the Sound Recorded with Audio Dubbing (For 12 bit Audio Recording)

Set [VCR FUNCTIONS] >> [PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS] >> [12bit AUDIO] >> [ST2] or [MIX].

ST1: Play back only the original sound.

ST2: Play back only the sound added by Audio Dubbing

MIX: Play back both the original sound and the sound added by Audio Dubbing simultaneously.

For other notes, see page 70.

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Panasonic PV-DV953 operating instructions Playing Back on Your TV, Audio Dubbing