Sony SLV-595SHF Operating Instructions Manual page 57

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Synchronized editing is the process of recording and editing
@ program from either a video camera recorder or a VCR to
another VCR. Because this editing function involves one
VCR controlling another VCR or video camera recorder, it is
said to be "synchronized".
The following illustration shows you how to use this VCR for
playback and either a Sony VHS VCR or certain 8mm VCRs
having a Control S OUT terminal and sro edit function
for recording.
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Before you start:
@ Select extemal video or LINE on recording VCR.
@ Make necessary settings for recording.
How to edit:
1 Turn on the recording VCR and insert a blank
cassette.
2 insert a source cassette into the playback VCR.
3 Select EDIT position to light the EDIT indicator in the
display window.
If your recording VCR has an editing function, it should
also be selected.
4 Locate the edit start point and select the recording
pause mode on the recording VCR.
5 Locate the playback start point and select the
playback pause mode on the playback VCR.
6 Press SYNCHRO EDIT on the recording VCR.
Both recording and playback will start.
7 Atthe desired edit end point, press SYNCHRO EDIT
on the recording VCR.
The recording VCR enters the recording pause mode
and the playback VCR enters the playback pause mode.
8 To edit the next scene, repeat steps 5, 6, and 7.
When you've finished editing, press § STOP on both
VCRs.
NOTES:
(f your recording VCR is a monaural unit, make
connections using the VMC-910MS/920MS cable
(not supplied).
When connecting the VCRs, do not connect both
LINE IN and LINE OUT jacks on your VCRs
simultaneously. Doing so may cause a humming
noise.
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