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[:>Important:
_Important:
VCR will resume
recording.
Do not overlap
the recording
times
you program.
Remember
that when your VCR is off, it may also be in stand-by
for programmed
recording.
Also remember
that
the VCR, when
programmed,
will record over the next section
of tape. So, to avoid
recording
over tapes
you want to save, remember
that the VCR
automatically
shuts
off during
OTR recording
and auto power
saving.
Your VCR will not record over a tape that has the erasure
preven-
tion tab removed
(see "Preventing
accidental
erasure").
All rental
movies have this tab removed,
so they are safe from being acci-
dentally
erased.
autospeedprogramming
Use auto speed programming
if you want to record as much of the
program
as possible
in standard
play (SP) speed, but you want
the VCR to automatically
switch to extended
play (EP) if there is
not enough
tape left.
Auto speed programming
is only available
in one programming
slot. In the first slot, the recording
speed is automatically
set to
AUTO. If you want to use auto speed programming
in this pro-
gramming
slot, you don't need to change
anything.
Make sure that the "Tape" video function
matches
the kind of
tape you are using. (See "Selecting
and adjusting
the audio and
video functions"
on page 30.)
Set the time for recording
to end a minute
or two beyond the
program's
scheduled
broadcast
time.
programming TVprograms thatend onthe dayafter
If you want
to start
the recording
at 11:00 PM and end it at 2:00
AM the next day, simply
set the start
time to 11:00 PM on the
recording
start
day and the end time to 2:00 AM. There is no need
to change
the day of the week.
skipping programs
If you have already
entered
a program
into your VCR's memory,
you can skip the program
without
going into the VCR's menus.
Simply
press the POWER
button
on the front panel once. The
programmed
recording
light will turn
off, and the program
will be
skipped.
If you decide not to skip the program,
press the POWER
button
on the front panel twice; the programmed
recording
light
will light up again.
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