Panasonic NV-F65EA - Manual (Page 43)

AUDIO DUBBING
Note that the original sound on the “normal” (mono) sound
track will be completely erased during audio dubbing.
Preparation
• Set the Input Signal Selector to “Line/Audio”.
•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.
• Reset the Tape Counter to “0;00.00”.
•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 (Remote
Controller) until the Audio Output Mode Indicators “Left”
and “Right” are no longer lit.
O Press the Play Button (►) to look for the point where
you want to start the audio dubbing.
@ Press the Pause/Still Button (II) at the exact point
where you want to start the audio dubbing.
0 Press the Audio Dubbing Button (the indicator will light
up).
0 Press the Pause/Still Button (I I) 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.
© To interrupt the audio dubbing, press the Pause/Still
Button.
•The VTR will stop in the still playback mode.
Playback of a Tape on Which Audio Dubbing Was
Peiiormed
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 “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.
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