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4. Playback
Playing back cassettes
You can operate the video recorder using the
remote control or the buttons on the front of the
video recorder. If you press
or
REW0- s
FWD 1- B
Stand-by, the power will be automatically turned
on. Additionally, if a cassette was already insert-
ed, the corresponding operation will be per-
formed.
Your video recorder can only record and play
back standard VHS cassettes.
1.
1.
Put a cassette into the cassette slot. The cas-
sette is inserted automatically. '
appear on the display.
2.
2.
Press
to view the tape. 'PLAY' will
PLAY B-K
appear on the display.
DIGITAL STUDIO PICTURE CONTROL
Philips has developed a system which produces
the best possible playback quality. For old and
often-used video cassettes, this system reduces
interference. For new or high quality cassettes,
it emphasises the details.
Picture/ sound quality is poor
When playing back rental videos or older, poor-
er quality cassettes, it may not be possible to
completely filter out picture and sound interfer-
ence. This is not a fault in your machine. Read
the section 'Manual tracking'.
3.
3.
To stop the playback, press
on the video recorder.
STOP/EJECT
4.
4.
To eject the cassette, press
the video recorder stops the playback.
Automatic switch-off of special functions
Many functions (e.g. pause, still picture) switch
themselves off automatically after a short time
in order to protect the cassette and to save
energy.
Do I need to change the playback speed
when playing back LP recordings?
During playback, the correct speed will auto-
matically be selected. For more information,
please read the section 'Selecting the recording
speed (SP or LP)' in the chapter 'Manual
recording'.
,
PLAY B-K
STOP C-L
while the set is in
' will
or
STOP
C-L
when
STOP/EJECT
Playing back NTSC cassettes
This video recorder can also play back cassettes
that have been recorded in SP [Standard Play]
,
or SLP [Super Long Play] mode in the NTSC
standard (for example, American cassettes).
However, this only works on PAL-television sets
that are suitable for a picture frequency of 60Hz.
Displaying current tape position
The following information is displayed on the
screen: e.g.: 0:02:45 shows the counter in hours,
minutes and seconds.
SP/LP: will show the recorded speed of your
cassette
'REM 0:06': will show the remaining time left on
the tape in hours and minutes.
When you play back an NTSC cassette, the
video recorder will show 'REM -:--'.
How can I set the counter to '0:00:00'?
You can set the counter to '0:00:00' with
CLEAR
.
When you put a cassette in the video recorder,
the counter will automatically reset to '0:00:00'.
The counter does not move
This occurs when there are no recordings on a
portion of a tape. This is not a fault in your
video recorder.
The screen shows '-0:01:20'
If you rewind a cassette from the tape position
'0:00:00', the counter will show for instance,
'-0:01:20' (the cassette was rewound to 1
minute and 20 seconds before '0:00:00').
'-:--' is displayed in the 'REM' counter
This counter will automatically recognise the
length of the tape. In addition, when you put in
a cassette, the video recorder will first calculate
the time played back. Therefore, '-:--' appears
first and only after the tape has been running
for a few seconds, the correct remaining time
will be shown.
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