Recording From Dvd To Vhs; Manual Dubbing; Dvd-Ram Dubbing - Panasonic NV-VP32 Series Operating Instructions Manual

Nv-vp32 series dvd player/ video cassette recorder
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Recording from DVD to VHS

You can record the contents of the disc onto a video cassette.
≥Select the unit viewing channel (or the AV input) on the TV.
≥Insert a video cassette with an intact erasure prevention tab.
≥Press [VHS].
≥Select the desired recording mode (l 16).
DVD/VHS
VOLUME
CH
AUDIO
AV
VHS/DVD
VHS
DVD
VHS
TRACKING/V-LOCK
PLAY SPEED
CANCEL/RESET
-/- -
SLOW/
INDEX/SKIP
REW
SEARCH
PLAY
SLOW
NAVI
MENU
DIRECT NAVIGATOR
PLAY LIST
TOP MENU
ENTER
DISPLAY
RETURN
PROG/CHECK
I-TIMER
AV ENHANCER
P.MEMORY
PLAY MODE
SET UP
DVD-RAM
TIMER
DUBBING
REC MODE
REC
DVD-RAM
DUBBING
JET REW
PROG PLAY INPUT SELECT VHS STATUS
GROUP
PICTURE MODE
QUICK REPLAY
DVD STATUS

DVD-RAM DUBBING

DVD-RAM
AV
DUBBING
ENHANCER
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Manual Dubbing

Only discs not copy protected can be used.
≥Set "On-Screen Messages" to "Off" (SETUP menu l 41).
≥Insert the disc to be played (l 26). When you copy NTSC discs, select "NTSC" in "NTSC Disc Output"
(SETUP menul 41).
DVD
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[1] Press [INPUT SELECT] repeatedly.
Select "dc" channel.
≥Recording is allowed only when the VHS input channel is set to "dc" (l below).
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[2] Press [DVD], then press [1] (PLAY).
FF
Start playing the disc and find the playing start point.
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[3] Press [;/D].
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[4] Press [VHS], then press [1] (PLAY).
Start playing the video cassette and find the recording start point.
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[5] Press [;/D], then press [REC¥].
Put the unit in the recording standby mode.
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REC
[6] Press [;/D].
MODE
REC
VHS recording and disc play start at the same time.
INPUT
¬ To stop recording
SELECT
1) Press [∫]. Recording will stop.
2) Press [DVD], and press [∫]. Disc play will stop.
Notes:
≥You can select the audio channel to be recorded on the Normal audio track when dubbing a bilingual
DVD (l 24).
≥If a copy protected disc is inserted, "COPYING OF THIS MATERIAL IS NOT ALLOWED." is displayed
on the TV screen. If you proceed with the recording, the video recorded will be distorted.
DVD-RAM Dubbing
[RAM[
You can copy programmes on a DVD-RAM disc to a video cassette with One-touch operation.
≥This function allows DVD-RAM discs recorded by Panasonic DVD recorders to be dubbed.
≥Insert the disc containing the programme to be copied (l 26).
PLAY
≥This function allows you to record a whole content on a disc automatically. Confirm that the remaining
tape time is sufficient for recording.
STOP
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While stopped, press and hold [DVD-RAM DUBBING] for 5
seconds or more.
When the disc is played all of a content or the tape reaches its end, this unit automatically stops dubbing.
≥The message is displayed on TV screen for a few seconds when DVD-RAM dubbing is completed.
¬ To stop recording
Press [∫].
¬ When "
" and "
Check the settings again.
Notes:
≥In this function, the index signal is automatically added on the tape for each of the programmes. You can
find the desired programme with these index signals (l 21).
≥This function does not work during timer recording standby mode.
≥When the dubbing starts, "On-Screen Messages" in the SETUP menu is automatically set to "Off". The
"dc" channel is automatically selected (l below).
≥If you press [DVD-RAM DUBBING] when "
the dubbing starts at the stop position memorized.
≥[VHS/DVD OUTPUT] does not work during this function provided that deck selection in Option screen
for OUT [VHS/DVD] is "AUTO".
"dc" channel
≥When the disc is played with the "dc" channel set, the TV screen displays the disc video, but the
VHS/DVD output has been switched to VHS.
" is flashing
" in the unit's display flashes (Resume function l 26),

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