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Audio Dubbing
The audio dubbing function lets you record new sound onto the normal (mono) audio track.
Although this erases the original sound on the normal audio track, the sound on the Hi-Fi audio tracks remains unchanged.
Use this function to add narration or background music to previously made recordings.
INTELLIGENT TIMER
AV3 IN
VIDEO
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Audio equipment or
Video movie camera
Preparations:
• Connect the audio equipment or a video movie camera to this VCR with an audio cable.
• Select the video playback channel/AV input on your TV.
• Insert the cassette on which the audio dubbing is to be performed, and ensure that its erasure prevention tab is intact.
• Press the [INPUT SELECT] button (3) to select the AV Input (external input) [A1], [A2] or [A3] depending on the socket(s)
on the VCR to which you have connected the source unit.
A1: When connected to the AV1 21-pin Scart socket (52)
A2: When connected to the AV2 21-pin Scart socket (51)
• Make sure that [AV2] is set to [NORMAL]. (See page 39.)
A3: When connecting a mono source to the front inputs use the left audio connector only.
• Use the L connector for operations in the normal (monaural) mode.
AV LINK
DIRECT TV REC TV ASPECT
TV / TEXT
Í
TRACKING/V-LOCK
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2
3
+
–
4
5
6
VOLUME
2,5
7
8
9
+
INPUT SELECT
–
0
AV
SV/V +
LIBRARY/SEARCH
INDEX
1
STILL ALBUM REPLAY
REC
MENU
EXIT
6
OK
VCR
TV
r
r
r
DATE
ON
OFF
s
s
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CANCEL
SP/LP/EP
PROG. / CHECK
TIMER
Á
AUDIO OSD/DISPLAY RESET
I-TIMER
VCR
1
2
Hints:
• For audio dubbing with narration, you can use the built-in microphone of the connected video movie camera.
• The new sound is recorded on the normal audio track. The original sound remains on the Hi-Fi audio tracks.
The sound recorded on the normal audio track is always in mono.
• To listen to the sound recorded with audio dubbing, press the [AUDIO] button (17) during playback to select the normal audio
track. (For details, refer to page 37.)
• To listen to the sound recorded with audio dubbing together with the original sound, first set [Audio playback] to [MIX] (for
details, refer to page 38) and then press the [AUDIO] button (17) during playback to select the mixed sound.
A.DUB
L/MONO AUDIO R
EXT LINK
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1
Press the [Play] button to start playback to search for
the point from which you want to start audio dubbing.
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2
At the point from which you want to perform audio
dubbing, press the [Pause/Slow] button to put it in the
still playback mode.
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3
Press the [A.DUB] button on this VCR to put it in the
A.DUB
recording pause mode.
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Start playback on the source unit so that you can hear
the sound.
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When you reach the point from which you want to start
audio dubbing, press the [Pause/Slow] button again to
start recording the new sound or start your narration.
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6
At the point where you want to stop audio dubbing,
press the [Stop] button to finish recording.
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