To check the information of a registered programme

Press SMARTFILE.

The SmartFile search list appears. The registered programme number, registration date and recording time appear in this list. Note that the registration date differs from the recorded date.

Registration date

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAGE 1

 

MY VIDEO TAPE

SP 1H 55M

Programme located in

15 . 11

PROGRAM NO.11

 

 

SP 0H 30M

a recorded tape

15 . 11 PROGRAM NO.10

15 . 11

PROGRAM NO. 9

 

 

 

LP 2H 00M

Estimated position of the

 

 

SP 0H 45M

 

 

 

START

 

END

registered programme

:

 

 

SELECT

 

 

SEARCH : OK

 

 

EXIT : MENU

Recording time

Tips

•The programmes recorded on the tape can be registered again in a SmartFile label that already contains programme data. However, the recorded date and time, programme name and information input manually (such as the programme label and category) are replaced with "PROGRAM NO. XX".

•If the SmartFile label contains stored programme data that includes protected programmes, a message appears and the registration stops.

Notes

•Programme data is not registered correctly in the SmartFile label when :

–the programme length is about 20 minutes or less in LP mode or about 11 minutes in SP mode.

–the programme does not have an index signal or the index signal has been recorded over and erased.

–the tape is damaged or dirty.

•If you don’t set the clock or the clock isn’t set to the correct date, the registration date won’t be stored correctly on the SmartFile list.

•After you press SMARTFILE GENERATOR and start registration, registration is interrupted if you press x STOP, H PLAY, M FF, m REW, ?/1 or ./> INDEX SEARCH. In these cases as well, the data registered up to the point when registration was interrupted remains in the SmartFile label.

•When you set AUTO LONG PLAY to ON in the TAPE OPTIONS menu, and the tape speed automatically changes from SP to LP during recording, the VCR displays the entire recording time converted to SP mode in the SmartFile list.

•The estimated position of the registered programmes may not be correct if many short programmes are recorded on long tapes.

SmartFile function

Registering the contents of a recorded tape in the SmartFile label

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Sony SLV-SF950N manual To check the information of a registered programme
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SLV-SF950N specifications

The Sony SLV-SF950N is a high-quality VCR that reflects the brand's commitment to innovation and performance in home entertainment technology. Designed with users in mind, it boasts an array of features that elevate the traditional video recording experience.

One of the main features of the SLV-SF950N is its compatibility with Super VCD format, which allows for exceptional video clarity and sound quality. This model supports both standard VHS and Super VHS tapes, providing versatility for users with different media formats. The ability to record in Super VHS significantly enhances the resolution, making it ideal for playback on modern televisions without the loss of quality that often accompanies standard VHS recordings.

Another standout characteristic of the Sony SLV-SF950N is its advanced digital video cassette recorder technology. This includes features like on-screen programming, which simplifies the process of scheduling recordings. Users can easily navigate the menu system to set recording times and manage playback options, making it user-friendly for both novices and experienced users alike.

The SLV-SF950N also includes special playback features such as S-VHS Play, which enables it to play back S-VHS tapes with improved clarity. Additionally, the model is equipped with a variety of video heads that enhance the tracking capabilities to ensure smooth playback even in cases of worn tapes. This functionality is particularly appreciated by users who have a vast collection of older VHS tapes.

In terms of connectivity, the SLV-SF950N features multiple input and output options, including standard RCA connections as well as S-Video output. This allows users to connect the VCR to a wide range of devices, including camcorders, televisions, and even modern home theater systems.

In conclusion, the Sony SLV-SF950N remains a robust option for anyone looking to enjoy the nostalgia of VHS tapes while still benefiting from modern enhancements. Its superior recording quality, user-friendly features, and versatile compatibility make it a valuable addition to any home entertainment setup. With its combination of thoughtful design and reliable performance, the SLV-SF950N continues to hold a place in the hearts of video enthusiasts.
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