Using The Tape Counter; Recording From Another Vcr Or Camcorder - Samsung DVD-V642K Instruction Manual

Using the Tape Counter

The tape counter:
Indicates the elapsed time in the play and record
modes (hours, minutes and seconds)
Is reset when a cassette is inserted in the DVD-VCR
Allows you to find the beginning of a sequence easily
If the remaining time is to be calculated
correctly, you must indicate the type of cassette
being used.
1 Insert a cassette in your DVD-VCR.
2 To set the tape counter to zero at the beginning of a
sequence:
Press INFO. twice to display the counter
Press CLEAR when you want to set the tape
counter to zero.
3 When you are ready,
Start playback or Recording.
Press the button.
To fast-froward or rewind to the sequence at
which the counter was set to zero, press
❿ ❿
.
Some DVD-VCR information, such as the counter,
can be displayed on the television screen (unless
you have deactivated the Screen messages mode;
refer to page 10).
Press INFO. :
Once to display the current function,
recording speed, date, time and counter
Twice to display the counter only
Three times to display the time remaining on
the cassette
Four times to clear the display
0:00:00
➛ ➛
or
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Recording from Another
VCR or Camcorder
You can copy a cassette to your DVD-VCR from
another video source, such as another VCR or a
camcorder.
It is an infringement of copyright laws to copy
prerecorded cassettes or to re-record them in any
form without the permission of the owners of the
corresponding copyright.
1 Connect the DVD-VCR, from which the cassette is
to be copied, to the appropriate AV input connectors
on the rear of your DVD-VCR, as indicated on page
7.
2 Insert a blank cassette in your DVD-VCR.
3 Insert the pre-recorded cassette in the other video
source (VCR or camcorder).
4 Start playing back the cassette to be copied.
5 Hold REC ( ) down for a while to start recording
on your DVD-VCR.
6 When you have finished recording, press
both VCR and DVD-VCR.
If you wish to view the cassette being copied:
Your DVD-VCR must be connected as usual to
the television (see page 6 for further details)
on