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RECORDING
BROADCAST
STEREO
"IV
OR SAP (SECOND
AUDIO
PROGRAM)
PROG RAMMI
NG
Some TV programs
are broadcast
with
stereo
audio
or SAP
(Second
Audio
Program).
1.
Turn on the TV and tune
it to the VCR viewing
channel
(either
3, 4, or TV's video
input).
2.
Insert
a tape with
safety tab
in place.
3.
If your
VCR viewing
channel
is 3 or 4, make sure the
VCR indicator
appears
in the VCR's display
panel.
If not,
press TV.VCR
to turn
it on.
4.
Use TAPE SPEED on VCR (SPEED on remote)
to select a
recording
speed. The indicator
appears
on the TV screen.
S.
Select the channel
or line input
to be recorded.
6.
Set the Reception:
STEREO/MONO/SAP
feature
for the type
of audio you want to record. See the section
Other
Features for detailed
information.
AUDIO
1
Reception:
STEREO
2
Tape
PLayback:
HI-FI
0
Exit
7.
Press RECORD to start
recording.
8.
Press STOP when you are finished.
Video Input Channel Explained
For more information about the TV's
video line input, see "How to Find
Your TV's Video Input Channel" in the
References section of this manual.
Recording audio only will erase
anything that was previously
recorded on the tape.
RECORDING
AUDIO
ONLY
You can record
audio
only from
another
audio
source
connected
to the AUDIO
IN (R and L) jacks on the back or
front
of the VCR.
1.
Press the INPUT button
on the
remote
to select the
line
input
(L1 or L2). Select (L1) to record
from
the back
jacks or (L2) to record
from
the front
jacks. The VCR will
record
audio
from
the audio
equipment
connected
to
the AUDIO
IN jacks.
2.
Use TAPE SPEED on the VCR (SPEED on the
remote)
to
select the recording
speed.
3.
Start audio
source
playing
and press RECORD to begin
recording.
4.
Press STOP when
you are finished.
Audio Connection
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