Editing Features (continued)
Audio and Video Dub
The audio and video dub feature lets you record new audio (sound) and video
(picture) on a previously recorded tape.
The source for audio and video dub is:
The camcorder's built-in microphone and camera.
An external sound and video system connected to the white AUDIO and
yellow VIDEO jacks on the side of the camcorder. Connect the camcorder to
the audio/video source as shown on the next page.
To Audio and Video Dub
1.
2.
Press and hold the small button on the
CAMERA/OFF/VCR switch while you
slide it to VCR.
If you are recording from a source
connected to the white AUDIO and
yellow VIDEO jack on the side of the
camcorder, set the AV OUT/IN switch
to IN.
3. Insert the tape you want to dub and
use PLAy EFWD, and/or REW/
REVIEWto locate a point on the tape
that is a few seconds before the place
on the tape where you want to begin
dubbing.
4. Press REC/PA USE exactly at the place
where you want to begin dubbing to
place the camcorder in play-pause.
5. Press and holdAVDUB, and then
press PLAY. Release both buttons at
the same time A. DUB appears. Press
A VDUB and PLAY again for audio
and video dub. A/VDUB Hiwill
appear in the viewfinder or LCD
monitor when the camcorder is ready
to begin dubbing.
A/V DUB
II
.
To begin dubbing, start the audio and
video sources and press REC/PAUSE.
II disappears while you dub.
Note: If you want to stop dubbing at a
certain point on the tape, display the tape
counter and set it to O000M at the point
you want to stop dubbing. The camcorder
stops dubbing automatically when it
reaches O000M.
7. Press STOP/EJECTwhen you are
finished dubbing.
Remember: Set the AV OUT/IN switch
to OUT for normal recording.
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