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Playing video sources
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EQ. REC key
@ To play a video source
(For Surround playback, refer to "To play sound with the
Surround effect" on page 23.)
1. Press the POWER key to ON.
2. Switch on the power of the monitor TV connected to
the MONITOR OUT jack.
3. Select the playback source with the input selector keys.
4. Play the video component.
5. The video is reproduced on the monitor TV, and the
audio is reproduced through the speakers.
Signal at the MONITOR
OUT jack
The MONITOR
OUT jack provides the video signal
input to the VIDEO-1
or VIDEO-2 jack.
When a video source is being played, the display is
as shown below.
Display
———
BEM
oon
AUDIO
INJECTION
id
TAPE 2
VIDEO
MONITOR
CO)
The input being displayed is
available at the MONITOR
OUT jack.
22°
KR-V7010 (En)
AUDIO INJECTION key
Input Selector keys
@ Dubbing between two VCRs
Video dubbing can be performed while listening to any
desired source.
With
this receiver,
through
dubbing
from
to
is possible.
To operate, set the
video deck to record-pause
mode and set the
video deck to playback mode.
When the
video deck starts to play, the record-
pause mode of the
video deck is simultaneously
released and recording starts.
@ Audio injection
During video dubbing, the sound from the VCR can be
replaced
with
sound
from
any
desired
audio
source
without affecting the picture.
In addition, the graphic equalizer effect can be applied to
the recorded audio source.
1. Press the AUDIO INJECTION key so that the "AUDIO
INJECTION" display is illuminated.
2. Select the desired audio source
for Audio
injection
with the input selector keys.
3. When equalizer compensation is required when record-
ing a desired audio source with audio injection ON,
press the EQ. REC key.
®@ The
indicator lights up.
@ Set the equalizer controls as desired.
4. Operate each VCR for dubbing.
AUDIO INJECTION
display
Audio source used for Audio
injection (when TAPE 2 is
selected, the TAPE 2 source
has priority over other
sources).
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