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Connecting two
VCRs
This connection allows )x_u to record (dub/edit) f?om "VCR 1" to
"VCR 2" (as illustrated below) while watching the videotape, You also
can record f?om one TV channel while watching another channel,
You will need:
* two coaxial cables
* two sets of standard A/V cables
From
Cable,
VCR 1 (plays)
Cable Box,
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Do not connec'_tthe same VCR 1_)the
output and input eonneclfons on the TV
at the same dine. (.See the///ustf_s,liar7 at
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VIDEO- 1/N on/be
TV, and VCR2
cannec/ed ta A/V OUTon the TV)
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VCR has S-v/dea, yau can use an
S-video c.ab/e (plus the standafr/audio
cab/esj ins/cad of a stano'afd video cable
for betler p/dure quality Do not connect
bolh a standard video c'ab/e and an S-video
cable to VIDEO- 1 (ar VIDEO-3) at the
same h?r_e,or the picture peffafmance
will
be unac'ceptab/e.
.
_) club or edit, VCR 2 must sebc't L/rle IN,
and the TV mdst select VIDEO- L
Tm_eunauthorized
reeo_ing,
use, distribution,
m
or revision
of television
programs,
videotapes,
DVDs, and other materiaBs is prohibRed
under
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the Copyright
Laws of the United
States and
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other countries,
and may subject
you to civil
m
and criminal
liability.
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