Information on DV Dubbing

DUBBING

This function helps you to easily dub the contents in the DVC (digital video camcorder) to HDD or DVD.

You can control basic operations of the DVC from the remote control of this unit if the DVC is in video mode.

Guide to DV and On-Screen Display

1)Connect your DVC to the DV-IN jack on the front panel using a DV cable. (Use the DV cable that has 4-pin input jack and is compliance with the IEEE1394 standards.)

2)Press [SOURCE / USB] repeatedly to select the appropriate external input channel for DV-IN (E3).

3)Press [INFO] to display the DVC information on the screen.

Introduction Connections

			When the DVC is in
			video mode...
	DVD mode
1	1/	1	1/	1
1				+RW
2	Control		DVD		E3 (DV-IN)
2	DV Audio		Stereo1		AB-1234
	Start Rec				0:12:34
				DVD SP	2h00m

The menu changes according to

what mode of DVC.

Switch the mode on the DVC to video mode for the dubbing information.

When the DVC is in camera

mode...

DVD mode

1/ 1 1/ 1

+RW

E3 (DV-IN)

AB-1234

0:12:34

DVD SP

2h00m

Basic Setup

The following instructions are described with the operations using the remote control of this unit.

Recording

1.DV icon

2.Indicator of active device

•With “Control” highlighted, press [OK] to display the available devices to control with the remote control of this unit. Use [K / L] to select the device you wish to operate, then press [OK].

-Select “HDD” / “DVD” to control this unit with the remote control of this unit.

-Select “DV Input” to control your DVC with the remote control of this unit.

3.Recording audio mode

• “DV Audio” can be changed. With “DV Audio” selected, press [OK] to display “DV Audio” menu. Use [K / L] to select the audio you wish to output, then press [OK].

-Select “Stereo1” to dub the stereo sound.

-Select “Stereo2” to dub the sound with after recording sound.

-Select “Mix” to dub the stereo1 and stereo2.

4.Command menu

• ”Start Rec” or “Pause Rec” will appear.

5.External input channel

6.Product name of your DVC

•If the unit cannot recognize the input signal from the DVC or if it is the unknown product, “No Device” or “****” will appear instead.

7.Status of the current operation and the time counter

Each icon means (Available icons may vary depending on the DVC):

DVC is in stop mode.

DVC is in playback mode.

DVC is in pause mode.

DVC is fast forwarding. (standard speed)

DVC is fast forwarding. (faster than above) DVC is fast forwarding. (faster than above) DVC is slow forwarding. (standard speed)

DVC is slow forwarding. (faster than above) DVC is slow forwarding. (faster than above)

DVC is fast forwarding. (in stop mode)

DVC is fast reversing. (in stop mode)

DVC is fast reversing. (standard speed) DVC is fast reversing. (faster than above) DVC is fast reversing. (faster than above) DVC is in slow reverse playback.

DVC is in recording.

DVC is in recording pause mode.

Playback

Editing Function Setup Others

Please also read the operating instructions of your DVC for more information.

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DVDR3575H/37 specifications

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Philips DVDR3575H/37 manual Information on DV Dubbing, Guide to DV and On-Screen Display

Models: DVDR3575H/37

DUBBING