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With the proper audio mode setting, your VCR can:
1) record and playback an MTS stereo broadcast (main language) in stereo Hi-Fi.
2) record and playback a monaural broadcast (main language) or Secondary Audio Program (sub language) on the Hi-Fi
tracks for better quality monaural sound.
3) playback non Hi-Fi tapes in monaural.
• When recording, the selected broadcast sound is always recorded on the left and right Hi-Fi tracks as well as the normal
monaural track. This means your tapes can be played back on Hi-Fi as well as non-Hi-Fi VCRs.
Audio Mode for Recording
Push SAP/Hi-Fi
repeatedly (each
push within 5
seconds) to select
the desired audio
mode (STEREO,
SAP, or MONO).
STEREO
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SAP
MONO
• The arrow indicates
your selection.
• Please refer to the "Receivable Broadcast
Types" section on page 22.
Do a recording.
See the "Record On a Tape" section on page 16.
Audio Mode for Playback
Playback the tape.
See the "Playback a Tape" section on page 15.
| Push SAP/Hi-Fi
| repeatedly (each
- push within 5
seconds) to select the
desired audio mode
(HIFI or NORMAL).
• Select "HIFI" to listen to your stereo
recordings with stereo sound, or
"NORMAL" for monaural sound.
HIFI
4
NORMAL
__
• The arrow indicates
your selection.
When purchasing or renting prerecorded tapes, remember that only those recorded in Hi-Fi stereo will play back
with true stereo sound. Standard stereo tapes will play back with monaural sound.
In order to listen to Hi-F» stereo playback, the VCR AUDIO (L/R) jacks must be connected to a stereo TV or an
external stereo amp and speakers. (See page 22.)
When adjusting the tracking during playback, the Hi-Fi audio sound may revert to normal audio sound.
This is normal.
There may be a difference in audio level between Hi-Fi and normal audio playback.
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