Philips CCB255AT owner manual Playback Options, Forward and Reverse Searching SP/LP/SLP

46 Playback Options

Forward and Reverse Searching (SP/LP/SLP)

1

During tape playback, press and release the F.FWD/B button or the REW(ind)/{ button. A fast forward or reverse picture search will begin.

2

To return to normal playback, press the PLAY/▲ button.

Super High Speed Searching (LP/SLP)

1

During tape playback, press the F.FWD/B button or the REW(ind)/{ button, then press again. The TV/VCR will now search in super high speed.

2

To return to normal playback, press the PLAY/▲ button.

Viewing a Still Picture

1

During tape playback, press the PAUSE/STILL button. A still picture will appear on the screen.

2

To advance the still picture frame-by-frame, press the F(rame). ADV(ance) button.

3

To release the still picture and return to normal playback, press the PLAY/▲ button or press the PAUSE/STILL button again.

Viewing a Slow Motion Picture

1

During tape playback, press the SLOW button. The tape will play in slow motion.

NOTE: You can control the speed of slow motion playback by pressing the VAR(iable). SLOW button.

2

To release Slow mode and return to normal playback, press the PLAY/▲ button.

POWER		EJECT
SLEEP/WAKE UP	SPEED	MEMORY
REC/OTR		PAUSE/STILL

	PLAY
REW		F.FWD
	STOP
MENU	STATUS/EXIT	CLEAR

1	2	3
4	5	6	CH.
7	8	9
FM	0	SURF	VOL.
CABLE/DBS	COMBI
		VCR PLUS+
VAR.SLOW		/ENTER	MUTE
TRACKING		F.ADV	SLOW
SMART		SKIP INDEX
PICTURE	SOUND	SEARCH SEARCH

Helpful Hints

•Slow and Still modes will automati- cally switch to Stop mode after five minutes to protect the TV/VCR and the tape from damage.

•SP/LP/SLP means this feature will work with tapes recorded in Standard Play, Long Play, or Super Long Play. For details about tape speed, see page 30.

•LP/SLP means this feature will work with tapes recorded in Long Play and Super Long Play. For details on tape speed, see page 30.

•During forward and reverse search- ing, horizontal noise bars will appear on the TV/VCR screen.

•Tapes recorded in SLP speed will have the clearest picture in Still

mode.