DV Dubbing, Guide to DV and On-Screen Display

DV DUBBING

Guide to DV and On-Screen Display

This function helps you to easily dub the contents of the DVC (digital video camcorder) to this unit.

You can control basic operations of the DVC from the remote control of this unit such as playback, fast forward or reverse and stop all operations if the DVC is in video mode. Use the DV cable that has 4-pin input jack and is compliance with the IEEE1394 standards. When you connect to DV IN jack on the front of this unit, select

“L3 (DV-IN)” position by using [INPUT SELECT ] on the remote control and press [DISPLAY] to show the DV dubbing information for the operation of your DVC.

DVD mode

When the DVC is

When the DVC is not

in video mode...

in camera mode...

-RW

ORG

-RW

ORG

2	Control	DVD	L3 (DV-IN)	The menu changes according to		L3 (DV-IN)	5
	Control	DVD	L3 (DV-IN)	what mode of DVC.		AB-1234	5
	DV Audio	Stereo1	AB-1234	what mode of DVC.		AB-1234
	Start Rec		0:12:34	Switch the mode on the DVC to		0:12:34
				playback mode for the dubbing
				information.
		SP	1:00		SP	1:00

VCR mode

You cannot control the DVC in VCR mode. For dubbing onto VCR, refer to page 49.

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

Disc Introduction Connections Basic Setup Management Recording

1.DV icon

2.Indicator of active device

•When the “Control” is highlighted, press [ENTER] to display the item selection. Use [K / L] to select the device you wish to operate, then press [ENTER] to activate.

•Select “DVD” to control this unit.

•Select “DVC” to control your DVC.

3.Recording audio mode

•Other than the DVC is in stop mode, the “DV Audio” can be selected. Press [ENTER] to display the item selection and then use [K / L] to select the audio you wish to output. Press [ENTER] again to activate.

•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.Indicator of dubbing function

•When the unit is ready for dubbing, “Start Rec” will appear.

•When the unit is in dubbing, “Pause Rec” will appear.

5.Channel position

6.Product name of your DVC

•If the unit cannot recognize the input signal from the DVC or 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 VCR Function

•When you select “L3 (DV-IN)” by using [INPUT SELECT ], “L3 (DV-IN)” will appear.

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Toshiba DVR620 owner manual DV Dubbing, Guide to DV and On-Screen Display

Models: DVR620