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PLAYING
BACK AUDIO
ONLY
To get stereo
sound,
connect
the AUDIO
OUT jacks of the
VCR to the appropriate
input
on your amplifier
or receiver.
Do not use the phono
input.
Refer to your
amplifier
or
receiver
user's guide.
USING
TWO
VCRS FOR COPYING
AND
EDITING
TAPES
Use one VCR as the playback
VCR and the other
as the
recording
VCR.
1. Connect
the VCRs using the diagram
at the right.
2. Turn on both
VCRs and TV.
,
.
Tune the TV to the VCR viewing
channel
(either
3, 4, or
TV's video
input).
(See "How
to Find Your TV's Video
Input
Channel"
in the References
section
of this manual
for detailed
information
about
video
line input.)
If you are using coaxial
cables for the connection,
tune
recording
VCR to channel
3 or 4--the
one selected
on
the playback
VCR.
If you are using audio/video
cables,
select the line input
on the recording
VCR.
5. Insert the tape
you want
to copy into
the playback
VCR.
Insert a blank
tape
with
its safety
tab in place into the
recording
VCR.
6. Using visual search,
locate the segment
you want
to
copy on the playback
VCR. Pause the tape
at this
location.
7. Press RECORD on the recording
VCR, then
PAUSE.
8. Press PAUSE on both
VCRs to begin
copying.
9. Press PAUSE on both
VCRs to stop copying.
10. Repeat
steps 6-9 to copy or edit additional
segments.
Caution:
The unauthorized
recording of
satellite broadcasts, television
programs, or other copyrighted
materials may infringe the rights
of others.
Two VCR Connection
1
CABLE
BOX
OR ANTENNA_
PLAYBACK
VCR
RECORDING
VCR
TO "f_/
TOTV
Note that the two VCRsused in the diagram may not look exactly
like the VCRsyou are connecting. The important thing is to match
the proper cable connections. Use the OUTjacks of the playback
VCR to connect to IN jacks of the recording VCR, R output jacks
connect to R INPUT jacks, L output to L inpu_ and VIDEO out
connects to VIDEO in.
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