Audio Dubbing - JVC GR-DVM90 Instructions Manual

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EN
Display
POWER Switch
Speaker
Remote sensor
External
microphone
input connector
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
6e
Audio Dub
Standby mode
Lock
Button
Stereo microphone
Located
beneath
the cover.
AV OUT
(headphone)
connector
DISPLAY
PLAY
A.DUB
PAUSE
STOP

Audio Dubbing

The audio track can be customized only when recorded in
the 12-bit mode ( pg. 29).
NOTES:
Audio Dubbing is not possible on a tape recorded in 16-
bit audio, on a tape recorded in the LP mode or on a
blank portion of a tape.
To perform Audio Dubbing while watching on the
television, make connections (
1
Play back the tape to locate the point where editing
will start, then press PAUSE (6).
2
While holding A.DUB (e) on the remote control,
press PAUSE (6). "6e" appears.
3
Press PLAY (4) , then begin "narrating".
Speak into the microphone.
•To pause dubbing, press PAUSE (6).
4
To end Audio Dubbing, press PAUSE (6), then STOP
(5).
To hear the dubbed sound during playback . . .
.... set "12BIT MODE" to "SOUND 2" or "MIX" in the
Menu Screen (
NOTES:
Audio dubbing is also possible using an optional
microphone connected to the MIC connector on the
Docking Station. The provided Audio cable reduces
interference.
Sound is not heard from the speaker during Audio
Dubbing. To hear sound, connect optional headphones
to the AV OUT connector.
When using an optional microphone or headphones, be
sure to connect it to the provided Audio cable with a
core filter attached to reduce interference (
While an optional microphone is connected, the built-in
microphone is disabled.
When editing onto a tape that was recorded at 12-bit,
the old and new soundtracks are recorded separately.
If you dub onto a blank space on the tape, the sound
may be disrupted. Make sure you only edit recorded
areas.
If feedback or howling occurs during TV playback, move
the camcorder's microphone away from the TV, or turn
down the TV's volume.
If you change from 12-bit to 16-bit in mid-recording and
then use the tape for Audio Dubbing, it is not effective
from the point where 16-bit recording began.
During Audio Dubbing, when the tape moves to scenes
recorded in the LP mode, scenes recorded in 16-bit
audio or a blank portion, Audio Dubbing stops
( pg. 91).
pg. 58).
pg. 43, 44).
(cont.)
pg. 7).