Panasonic NV-HD670 - Manual (Page 23)

other Playback Functions
To change the Playback Speed
1 Press PAUSE/STILL on the VCR.
2 Rotate Shuttle Ring.
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To locate the Desired Picture Exactly
1 Press PAUSE/STILL on the VCR.
To Obtain a High Speed Picture During
Fast Forward or Rewind
Keep FF pressed during fast forward.
Keep REW pressed during rewind.
The same operation can also be performed by turning the
Shuttle Ring.
To Playback the Recorded Part
Repeatedly
Keep PLAY pressed for 5 seconds or more.
The “R ►” display appears on the TV screen.
Beginning End of
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Interruption
(at least 5 sec.)
REW
•Press STOP to release the VCR from the Repeat
Playback mode.
To Eject the Video Cassette Using the
Remote Controller
Keep pressing STOP for at least 3 seconds.
Notes:
•Set NTSC SELECT according to the video system of a
tape you want to play back.
When playback the NTSC tapes;
NTSC P.B.: The output signal is the quasi-PAL system.
4.43: The output signal is the NTSC 4.43 system.
3.58: The output signal is the NTSC 3.58 system.
When playback the PAL tapes;
The output signal is the PAL system regardless of
position of NTSC SELECT.
NTSC 3.58 recording requires NTSC SELECT to be in
the 3.58 position, however if NTSC SELECT is in this
position when recording a NTSC 3.58 signal, no colour is
available for the PAL TV. Once the recording is
completed, you then need to switch 3.58 to NTSC P.B.
to view the recording in colour on PAL TV.
•Cue, review or stow playback will be automatically
released after 10 minutes, and still playback, after
5 minutes.
•In Cue and Review playback, noise bars and distortions
may occur on the screen. However, this is not a
malfunction.
•Audio reproduction of linear (conventionally recorded)
tapes will be monaural when played back on the FM
Hi-Fi video recorders.
•In the LP (EP) mode only:
1. During any playback mode other than normal
playback, the picture may have some noise bars, the
colour may be unstable, or a black and white picture
may appear.
2. When playing back a tape which was recorded on
another VCR, it may be necessary to adjust tracking
control. In some cases the picture quality may still be
inferior. This is due to format constraints.
3. Depending on the TV set used, the playback picture
may roll up or down during special playback (Pause,
Cue, Review or Slow playback mode). However, this
is not an indication of a malfunction.
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