Editing onto another tape, Using the dv connecting cable – Sony DCR-PC1 User Manual

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Editing onto another tape

You can create your own video program by editing with any other IV DV, “"IV mini
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Betamax or BBSS ED Betamax VCR that has audio/video inputs. You can edit with
little deterioration of picture and sound quality when using the DV connecting cable.

Connect the camcorder to the VCR using the VMC-2DV/4DV DV connecting cable (not
supplied) or the supplied A/V connecting cable.

Using the DV connecting cable

Simply connect the VMC-2DV/4DV DV connecting cable (not supplied) to DV IN/OUT
and to DV IN/OUT of the DV products. With digital-to-digital connection, video and
audio signals are transmitted in digital form for high-quality editing.

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Notes on editing when using the DV connecting cable

• You can connect one VCR only.

*You can record picture, sound and system data at the same time on the DV products

by using the DV connecting cable only.

• You cannot edit the titles, display indicator, or the contents of cassette memory.
• If you record playback pause picture via the DV jack, the recorded picture becomes

rough. And when you playback the picture using the other video equipments, the
picture may jitter.

• You cannot use the functions using the DIGITAL EFFECT button.
• You can also use the camcorder as a recorder with this connection. In this case, "DV

IN" indicator appears on the screen.

• When using this camcorder as a recorder, only the recording buttons on the Remote

Commemder can be used. Press both red and black buttons simultaneously. When
using this camcorder as a recorder, the pictures on a monitor may be uneven,
however, these on the LCD screen, in the viewfinder or recorded pictures are not
affected.

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