Audio/Video Dubbing.34 - Hitachi VM-E543LE Instruction Manual

AUDIO/VIDEO DUBBING
Audio/video dubbing lets you record new audio and video from the camera/recorder's built-in micro¬
phone and camera onto the tape in the camera/recorder.
NOTES: • If your TV has "AUDIOA/IDEO IN", connect the audio/video output cable directly to the TV.
• If your TV has "SCART" jack, connect the audio/video output cable to the AV plug adaptor,
and then connect the adaptor to the SCART jack of your TV.
• If your TV has two (stereo) audio inputs, connect the audio plug to the left-channel audio input
on the TV.
• When the audio/video dubbed portion is played back, noise may appear at the end of the
dubbed portion.
• If the camera/recorder is in AV DUB pause or STILL mode for more than 5 minutes, the
camera/recorder stops automatically to protect the tape.
• Automatic date recording is disabled during audio/video dubbing.
1. Insert a recorded tape.
Be sure that the record-protect tab is not
closed.
2. Slide the CAM/OFFA/IDEO switch to "VIDEO".
3. Aim the remote control at the receiver on the
camera/recorder.
4. Press the PLAY button and then REW or
F.FWD button to search to the approximate
area on the tape where you want to begin
your dub.
5. Press the PLAY button again to search for the
exact position that you want to stop dubbing
and then press the PAUSE (START/STOP) but¬
ton.
6. Press the DISPLAY button so that the linear
time counter with memory appears and then
press the COUNTER RESET button to set the
counter reading to "0:00:00M".
7. Press the REW button to rewind the tape to
the approximate position that you want to
start dubbing.
8. Press the PLAY button, and when the exact
position that you start to dub is reached, press
the PAUSE (START/STOP) button.
9. Press and hold the A/V DUB button, and then
press the PLAY button. "AA/ DUB 11" appears
in the viewfinder or LCD monitor, and at the
same time the picture to be dubbed appears.
10. Press the PAUSE (START/STOP) button.
"AV DUB" will appear in the viewfinder or
LCD monitor and AV dubbing will start. AV
dubbing will stop when the counter reads
"0:00:00M".
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