Philips DVP3345V/17 user manual Rerecording Tape Duplication, Recording unit, Playing unit

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These instructions are made on the premise that the DVD/VCR 1 is already connected to the TV. The instructions show you how to copy videotapes. The illustration uses two DVD/VCRs. Other VCRs or Camcorders may operate differently.

1. Audio cable from AUDIO OUT jacks (red and white) of DVD/VCR 1 to AUDIO IN jacks of DVD/VCR 2

English

	DVD			DVD/VCR	VCR
DIGITAL	AUDIO	S-		AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN
AUDIO OUT	OUT	OUT		L	L
	L
COAXIAL			B	R	R
	R			VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN
			CR /
			PR
DVD/VCR 1
Playing unit
	DVD			DVD/VCR	VCR
DIGITAL	AUDIO	S-VIDEO	COMPONENT		AUDIO IN
			VIDEO OUT
AUDIO OUT	OUT	OUT	Y		L
	L		CB /
				R	R
COAXIAL			PB
	R			VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN
			CR /
			PR

2.Video cable from yellow VIDEO OUT jack of DVD/VCR 1 to VIDEO IN jack of DVD/VCR 2

DVD/VCR 2

Recording unit

1 Make the connections shown above.

2 DVD/VCR 1 will play your tape. Put a prerecorded tape into the cassette compartment of DVD/VCR 1. Press VCR to put the unit in VCR mode if necessary.

3 DVD/VCR 2 will record your tape. Insert a blank tape in the cassette compartment of DVD/VCR 2. Press VCR to put the unit in VCR mode if necessary.

4 Turn on the TV and set it to the correct Video In channel. (Check your TV owner’s manual for details.)

5 Point the remote control at DVD/VCR 2. Press INPUT to select the appropriate external input channel. (See Helpful Hints to the right.)

6 Press SPEED to select SP or SLP at DVD/VCR 2. Details about tape speed are on page 57.

7 Press PLAY B (VCR) on the front of DVD/VCR 1 and REC I on the front of DVD/VCR 2 at the same time.

●To stop recording, press STOP/EJECT C A on DVD/VCR 2, then press STOP/EJECT C A on DVD/VCR 1.

Helpful Hints

•If you use the AUDIO and VIDEO IN jacks on the back of DVD/VCR 2, select L1 at step 5.

•If you use the AUDIO and VIDEO IN jacks on the front of DVD/VCR 2, select L2 at step 5.

•Unauthorized recording of copyrighted television programs, video tapes or other materials may infringe on the rights of copyright owners and violate copyright laws.

•If a program has copyright protection, it may not be recorded clearly.