Copying a tape, Summary of recording speeds – GoVideo GV8050 User Manual

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COPYING A TAPE

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Use the Copy Tape

TM

feature to copy an 8mm tape onto a VHS

tape:

1. Make sure the VHS tape is long enough to record the

entire 8mm tape. You can increase the recording time on
the VHS tape by changing the RECORD SPEED in the
VHS MENU (LP is twice as long as SP; SLP is three times
as long as SP.)

2. Insert your 8mm tape into the 8mm deck on the left side

of the 8mm/VHS Dual-Deck VCR, and the VHS tape into
the VHS deck on the right side.

3. Press

COPY TAPE

on the center front panel of the 8mm/VHS

Dual-Deck VCR or on the remote control.

That’s it! The 8mm/VHS Dual-Deck VCR will make a perfect
VHS copy of your 8mm tape.

If you wish to stop the copying procedure, press

COPY TAPE

again.

Summary of Recording Speeds

Tip:

Make sure the Record
Safety Tab on the VHS

tape is intact. If it’s

missing, and you’re sure

you want to record onto

that tape, you can put a

piece of adhesive tape

over the hole.

Copying
a Tape

SP

LP

SLP (EP)

VHS

T-60

1 hr

2 hrs

3 hrs

T-120

2 hrs

4 hrs

6 hrs

T-160

2 hrs 40 min

5 hrs 20 min

8 hrs

T-180

3 hrs

6 hrs

9 hrs

T-200

3 hrs 20 min

6 hrs 40 min 10 hrs

8mm

E6/P6-30

30 min

1 hr

E6/P6-60

1 hr

2 hrs

P6-90

1 hr 30 min

3 hrs

E6/P6-120

2 hrs

4 hrs

P6-150

2 hrs 30 min

5 hrs

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