Recording Features - JVC HR-XVC24S Instruction Manual

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Recording Features

Turn on the TV and select the VCR channel (or AV
mode).
Slide the TV/VCR/DVD switch on the Remote to the
right.
Slide to the
right.
¶ REC CH +/ –
TV/VCR
CH +/ –
OPERATIONS ON VCR DECK (cont.)
Record One Program While Watching
Another
If your unit is connected to the TV via the AV connection,
press TV/VCR. The VCR indicator on the front display
panel and the TV broadcast being recorded disappear.
Once recording is in progress, all you need to do is to set
the channel controls on the TV for the station you wish to
view.
The program selected with the TV's channel controls appears
on the TV screen, while the one selected with the unit's CH
buttons is recorded on the tape.
NOTE:
You can also use the DVD deck in the following cases. Before
use, be sure to turn on the unit and select the DVD deck.
During recording
During timer recording
During timer standby mode
Instant Timer Recording (ITR)
This easy method lets you record for from 30 minutes to 6 hours
(selectable in 30-min. increments), and shuts the unit off after
recording is finished.
1
Start recording.
Press 7 REC on the unit.
2
Engage the ITR mode.
Press 7 REC again. " " blinks and "0:30" appears on the
front display panel.
3
Set the recording duration.
If you want to record for more than 30 minutes, press 7
REC to extend the time. Each press extends recording
time by 30 minutes.
NOTES:
You can only perform ITR using the 7 REC button on the unit's
front panel.
Still picture playback stops automatically after 5 minutes to
protect the heads.
When the end of the tape is reached during Instant Timer
Recording or timer recording, the unit is turned off and "
and "$" blink on the front display panel.
During Instant Timer Recording, any other timer programed
recording won't start even if their start time has come. In such
a case, the timer programed recording starts (if the end time of
the timer programed recording is set after the end of Instant
Timer Recording) after the Instant Timer Recording finishes.
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