Adding An Audio Sound On A Recorded Tape - Sony Handycam DCR-PC101E Operating Instructions Manual

Audio dubbing
Dubbing with the built-in
microphones
No connection is necessary.
Note
When dubbing with the A/V jack or the built-in
microphone, pictures are not output through the
S VIDEO jack or A/V jack. Check the recorded
picture on the screen. You can check the recorded
sound by using headphones.
If you make all the connections
The audio input to be recorded will take
precedence over others in the following order.
•MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack
•Intelligent accessory shoe
•A/V jack
•Built-in microphone
Adding an audio sound on a
recorded tape
Choose a connection mentioned before, and
connect audio equipment or microphone to your
camcorder. Then follow the procedure below.
(1) Insert your recorded tape into your
camcorder.
(2) Set the POWER switch to VCR.
(3) Locate the recording start point. Press
start playing back. To pause playing back,
press at the recording start point. You
can fine adjust the recording start point by
pressing
(4) Press FN, then select PAGE3.
(5) Press A DUB CTRL to display control buttons.
(6) Press AUDIO DUB. The green
on the LCD screen.
(7) Press
on your camcorder and at the
same time start playing back the audio you
want to record.
The new sound is recorded in stereo 2 (ST2)
during playback. While recording new sound,
the red appears on the LCD screen.
(8) Press on your camcorder at the point
where you want to stop recording.
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