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2.
PLAYBACK
1
Insert the cassette into the cassette slot.
2
Press the playback button
3
Picture scanning: Press the
(forward) button once or several times.
STOP h
4
Interrupt: Press the
5
Wind and rewind: Interrupt the playback function and
H
press the
(rewind) or
If you want to carry out this function on your video
recorder, then turn the outer rotary control
left or to the right.
If, during wind/rewind, you want to have a quick access
to picture scanning, use the 'Instant View' function.
6
INSTANT VIEW: If you hold the
I
(Wind) button during wind or rewind, you will
switch to picture scanning. If you release the buttons, the
video recorder will automatically switch back to rewind
or wind again.
7
Eject a cassette: Interrupt the playback function and
EJECT J
press the
button on the video recorder.
PLAY G
.
H
I
(reverse) or
button.
I
(wind) button.
o
to the
0:20
H
(Rewind) or
Notes: Some functions switch off automatically after a
while (e.g.: Pause, Still Picture, Scanning). This helps to
protect the cassette and prevent unnecessary power
consumption.
* The picture quality will deteriorate during Picture
Scanning. The sound is turned off.
* With this set you can play back cassettes that have
been recorded on other video recorders in the NTSC
standard. This only works for television sets which are
suitable for a picture frequency of 60 Hz.
During NTSC-play back some special features (e.g. still
picture) are not possible.
Still picture/Slow motion
STILL R
1
Press the
button. A still picture appears on
the screen.
STILL R
2
Each time you press
move on one step.
STILL R
3
Hold the
button. The picture will be played in
super-slow motion.
I
4
Press the
button several times. You have a choice
of several playback speeds. When you press the
button several times you will return to the still picture.
There is no sound during slow motion playback.
Note: If the still picture vibrates vertically, hold the
P r
P q
or the
button at step
minimal. This setting will be stored automatically.
Please note, however, that interference may still occur
with poor quality cassettes.
again the picture will
H
1
until the vibration is
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