Selecting The Colour Mode; Selecting The Audio Output Mode (Sv-675/Sv-670 Only); Selecting The Audio Mute Mode (Sv-470/Sv-275/Sv-270 Only) - Samsung SV-270 Instruction Manual

Selecting the Colour Mode

Before recording or playing back a cassette, you can
select the required system standard.
When you playback an NTSC-recorded tape
on this VCR make a setting on the colour
system according to your TV.
If your TV is a PAL system only TV, set NTPB.
If your TV is Multi System TV (NTSC 4.43
compatible), set NT4.43 and you can record
NT4.43.
1
Press MENU on the remote control.
Result: The programming menu is displayed.
2
Press the corresponding
select the USER SET option.
3
Press the OK button to select this option.
Result: The USER SET menu is displayed.
4
Press the corresponding
COLOUR SYSTEM option is selected.
❿
5
Press the button to select AUTO
MESECAM B/W.
AUTO When playing back a cassette, the
PAL/NTSC system standard is automatically
selected by the VCR.
B/W Black and White
6
On completion, press MENU twice to exit the menu.
➛ ❿
,
or , buttons to
❷
or ❷ buttons, until the
PAL
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Selecting the Audio Output Mode
(SV-675/SV-670 Only)
When monitoring a TV programme or playing back a Hi-
Fi recorded video tape, press the AUDIO button to select
a desired sound output. As the AUDIO button is pressed,
the sound output and the indicator change as below:
Sound
Stereo
type
sound
OSD
display
Heard in
stereo. (left
L R
channel and
right channel)
Left channel
heard from both
L
the lef and right
speakers.
Right channel
heard from
both the left
R
and right
speakers.
Sound mixed the left and right channels,
MIX
and the normal audio track.
Heard in
monaural.
MONO
Selecting the Audio Mute Mode
(SV-470/SV-275/SV-270 Only)
You can select the mode in which the sound is mute.
To select the audio mute mode on and off, simply press
the AUDIO button on the remote control.
Bilingual Standard
sound
sound
broadcast
Heard in
Channel I (MAIN)
monaural.
heard from the
left speaker,
channel II (SUB)
heard from the
right speaker.
Heard in
Channel I (MAIN)
monaural.
heard from both
the left and the
right speakers.
Heard in
Channel II-(SUB)
monaural.
heard from both
the left and the
right speakers.
Heard in
Channel I (MAIN)
monaural.
heard from both
the left and the
right speakers.