DVC to VCR Dubbing, Press VCR first

DV DUBBING

Introduction

DVC to VCR Dubbing

Before recording from DVC, refer to page 45 for connection instructions.

This DVC to VCR dubbing is available only for audio / video out connection and not available for S-video, component or HDMI connection. (Refer to “Information on VCR Functions” on page 100).

DISC MENU	TOP MENU
ENTER
CLEAR		RETURN
INSTANT 1.3x/0.8x		TIME SLIP
SKIP	PLAY	TIME SLIP
REV	PLAY	FWD
SKIP	STOP	SKIP
PAUSE	VCR	DVD
DUBBING	REC MODE	REC

Press [VCR] first.

Preparing for DV to VCR dubbing:

•Insert a recordable cassette tape and make sure your DVC is in video mode.

Note for DV dubbing

1Repeat the steps 1 and 2 on page 48.

2Press the PLAY button on your DVC to find where you wish to start dubbing. Then, press the PAUSE button on the DV camcorder when you come to the desired start point.

3Press [REC I] to start recording.

4Press the PLAY button or the PAUSE button on your DVC to resume the playback.

The dubbing will start.

To pause the recording:

Press [PAUSE F] once. “I” will flash.

To resume recording:

Press [REC I] or press [PAUSE F] again. “I” will reappear.

5To stop recording, press [STOP C].

Disc Connections Basic Setup Management Recording Playback

•If you press [PAUSE F] at step 5 in “DVC to DVD Dubbing” on page 48, the tape will rewind to the point a few seconds preceding the paused point. When you press [ENTER] at step 6 in “DVC to DVD Dubbing” on page 48, then, it will start dubbing when it comes to the paused point.

•The unit does not send out the output signal to DVC.

•For the proper operation, connect DVC to the unit directly. Do not connect this unit and DVC via any other unit.

•Do not connect more than 1 DVC.

•The unit can only accept DVC. Other DV device such as cable/satellite box or D-VHS VCR cannot be recognized.

•If no video signal is detected from the DVC during DVC to DVD dubbing, the recording will be paused and “I” will flash on the TV screen. The recording will resume when the unit detects the video signal again.

•When the DVC is in camera mode, refer to “Guide to DV and On-Screen Display” on page 47.

•You cannot dub from DVC during timer standby mode.

•You cannot dub from DVC to the both DVD and VCR at the same time.

•You cannot change the output mode during DVC to VCR dubbing. If you want to switch to the DVD mode, stop the VCR first.

•During DVC to VCR dubbing, you cannot change channels while paused.

•When output is in DVD mode while playing back a DVD using L3(DV-IN), you cannot switch to the VCR mode.

•If you are using anything other than L3(DV-IN) to playback DVD, you can switch to the VCR mode, but cannot select L3(DV-IN) channel. (You can select L3(DV-IN)) after switching to the DVD mode during VCR playback.)

•During timer standby of either component, you cannot select L3(DV-IN) even on the component which is not in timer standby.

•Date / time and cassette memory data will not be recorded.

•Pictures with a copy-guard signal cannot be recorded.

•A DV terminal is a terminal that can use the transmission mode conforming to the IEEE 1394 standards called “Fire Wire”. It serves as the interface that connects the PC and peripheral device such as “i.LINK” (registered trademark of SONY). It enables digital dubbing between DV devices with little degradation.

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DVR620 specifications

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Furthermore, the DVR620 includes multiple connectivity options, such as HDMI output, which ensures compatibility with modern televisions and audio systems. Additional ports for USB and Ethernet provide options for connecting external devices, enabling easier file transfers and updates.

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Toshiba DVR620 owner manual DVC to VCR Dubbing, Press VCR first, Repeat the steps 1 and 2 on

Models: DVR620