Panasonic NV-F55EA - Manual (Page 44)

Audio Dubbing
Note that the original sound on the “normal" (mono) sound
track will be completely erased during audio dubbing.
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Preparation
• Insert a video cassette with the erasure prevention tab
intact.
When a video cassette is already inside the VTR, press
the VTR On/Off Switch to turn it on.
• Press the Input Signal Selector on the Remote Controller
to select the “At ” programme position (or select with the
Channel Up or Down Button on the VTR).
•Turn the TV set on and select the video playback
channel.
• Select the “normal" (mono) sound track by repeatedly
pressing the Audio Output Mode Selector until the Audio
Output Mode Indicators “Left” and “Right” are no longer
lit.
1 Press the Play Button (►) to look for the point where
you want to start the audio dubbing.
2 Press the Pause/Still Button (I I) at the exact point
where you want to start the audio dubbing.
3 Press the Audio Dubbing Button (the indicator will
light up).
4 Press the Pause/Still Button (II) once again to
release the tape from pause, and at the same time
start the operation of the audio source. The audio
dubbing will start.
5 Press the Stop Button (■) to stop the audio dubbing.
Playback of a Tape on Which Audio Dubbing Was
Performed
The sound inserted during audio dubbing is recorded on the
normal sound track. If the Hi-Fi sound tracks (STEREO,
LEFT, RIGHT) are selected, the original sound (before the
audio dubbing) will be heard.
Hi-Fi/Normal Mix Switch
Set this switch to “On”, if you want both the “Hi-Fi" sound
and
the “normal" sound to be played back mixed together.
•The mixed sound may not be very clear.
Always set this switch to “Off", except when playing back
a tape on which the insert editing or audio dubbing was
performed.
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•Sound recorded by using the audio dubbing
function is recorded on the “normal” audio track
(always in mono).
• When a microphone is used for dubbing, do not
place it near the speaker of your TV to prevent
howling noise (acoustic feedback).
• If the erasure prevention tab of the cassette is
missing, no audio dubbing can be made.
• If audio dubbing is performed on a tape recorded
in the NTSC system, the audio dubbing function
will not work correctly.
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