Repeat Playback - JVC HR-S9600EK Instructions Manual

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1
2
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7
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2
REW
STOP
Retake
You can cut out unnecessary parts of a TV programme while
you're recording it.
End of programme
Unnecessary
Programme
part
Recorded part
Go back to end of programme to cut out
unnecessary part
ENGAGE RECORD-PAUSE
MODE
1
Press PAUSE during recording.
LOCATE START POINT
2
Turn the JOG dial to the left or right (or hold down
REW or FF) and release it when you reach the point
where you want to resume recording.
* Your recorder returns to the Record-Pause mode.
RESUME RECORDING
3
Press PLAY when you wish to resume recording.
NOTE:
Retake function does not work during Direct Rec (
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2 3
5 6
8 9
3
4
0
4
3
FF
PAUSE
Beginning of programme
Unnecessary
Programme
part
pg. 11).
ADVANCED OPERATIONS (cont.)

Repeat Playback

Your video recorder can automatically play back the whole tape
50 times repeatedly.
START PLAYBACK
1
Press PLAY.
ACTIVATE REPEAT PLAYBACK
2
Press PLAY and hold for over 5 seconds, then release.
The Play indicator ( ) on the display panel blinks
slowly.
The tape plays 50 times automatically, and then stops.
STOP PLAYBACK
3
Press STOP at any time to stop playback.
NOTE:
Pressing PLAY, REW, FF or PAUSE also stops Repeat Playback.
NTSC Playback
Your video recorder is equipped with NTSC circuitry that can
play back NTSC tapes.
LOAD A CASSETTE
1
Insert a cassette recorded in NTSC.
START PLAYBACK
2
Press PLAY.
"NTSC PAL" appears on the screen for about 5
seconds.
Some TVs shrink the picture vertically and place
black bars at the top and bottom of the screen. This is
not a malfunction on the part of either the video
recorder or the TV.
The picture may roll up and down. This can be
corrected using the V-HOLD control found on some
TVs. (This cannot be corrected if the TV does not
have a V-HOLD control.)
The counter and tape remaining time readings will be
incorrect.
During search, still, or frame-by-frame playback, the
picture will be distorted, and there may be a loss of
colour.
Depending on the type of TV, the top and bottom
portions of superimposed displays may be cut off
during NTSC playback.