Panasonic NV-FS1 - Manual (Page 20)

RECORDING FROM A TV BROADCAST SIGNAL (CONT’D)
Manual Adjustment of the Audio Recording Level
Manual adjustment of the Audio recording level may be
desirable when using the VTR as a hi-fi audio recorder or
when producing your own video tapes.
•Set the Audio Level Meter Selector to “Audio Level” and
Audio Rec Level Control Selector to “Manual” and adjust
the recording volume with the Audio Rec Level Controls,
while observing the Audio Level Meters. The recording
level for the right and left channel can be adjusted
individually.
(It is recommended to adjust so that peaks in the audio
level reach about 4 dB.)
SIMUL BILINGUAL STEREO
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LEFT □
RIGHT □
iHi-Fi TRACKING
dB -30 20 10 7 4 2 0 2 4 7 +10
Tape Speed Selector
For recording either of two tape speeds can be selected.
During playback the recorder selects automatically the
correct speed.
Select the desired tape speed with the Tape Speed
Selector before recording.
•Set to the “SP” position for normal speed.
•Set to the “LP" position for slow speed.
The corresponding indicator (SP or LP) lights up during
recording and playback in the Multi-Function Display.
It is not recommended to change from the SP to the
LP mode or vice versa in the middle of recording.
Even if the switching is done while the VTR is in the
pause mode, picture distortion will occur at the
switching point during playback.
AUDIO
REC LEVEL MIN 0 11 I 2 I 3 14 | 5 I 6 I 7 I 8 I 9 110 MAX
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•For all Timer Recordings and also for normal
recordings of TV programmes, the Audio Rec Level
Control Selector is usually set to “AGC” for auto­
matic adjustment of the audio recording level.
•When the Input Signal Selector is set to “Line/
Audio”, the level of the sound to be recorded on the
hi-fi audio tracks and the normal audio track can be
manually adjusted together.
When this selector is set to “Tuner”, manual
adjustment of the audio recording level is only
possible for the sound which is to be recorded on
the hi-fi audio tracks. The sound to be recorded on
the “Normal" audio track will be adjusted automati­
cally.