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© See "How sound is recorded
ona
video tape" on page 36.
e For fade-in operation, adjust
the PCM REC LEVEL control
from the zero point to the
normal position.
For fade-out operation, turn
it from the normal position
to the zero point.
¢ The sound from the LINE IN
AUDIO 1 or 2 jacks and the
MIC jack on the front panel
can be mixed.
Notes
¢ The dubbed sound cannot be
played back by a VCR
without PCM recording or
playback functions.
Dubbing erases the pre-
recorded sound on the PCM
track.
During dubbing, black bars
may appear in the lower
parts of the screen. This does
not affect the recorded
images.
The picture may shake or
colors may fade on certain
TVs.
Sound from a microphone is
recorded in monaural.
When the microphone is not
is use, do not connect the
microphone to the MIC jack,
or the sound will be mixed
with the sound from LINE
IN AUDIO 1 or 2.
If you dub new sound onto a
tape that contains DATA
CODE information, this
information is erased.
5
press 1 PAUSE when you start the playback source, or
want to start adding narration using a microphone.
6
When you have finished your audio dubbing session,
press B STOP on this VCR.
To listen to the sound on both the PCM and the standard track
Set the AUDIO MONITOR switch on the operation panel to MIX. If the
sound is hard to distinguish, use the STD AUDIO LEVEL to adjust the
standard sound level. You cannot adjust the PCM sound level.
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