Normal dubbing – JVC SR-VS30EK User Manual

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Normal Dubbing

(from VHS to DV)

NOTES:

● If you set the dubbing direction incorrectly, you could erase an

important recording that you wanted to copy. It is
recommended to conduct a test with unimportant cassettes
first.

● There may be a discrepancy of several seconds between

where you intend editing to start, and where it actually starts.

● The superimposed indication during the operation or dubbing

is not recorded.

● To cancel the dubbing mode, press PR +/– so that the dubbing

direction indicator (

VHS) goes off.

● Before you start dubbing, set “SOUND MODE” to the

appropriate mode. (

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pg. 71)

You can dub selected scenes on a tape, starting and stopping
wherever you wish.

A

Load cassettes.

For the VHS deck
Insert a VHS (or S-VHS) cassette with the record safety
tab removed.

For the DV deck
Insert a Mini DV cassette with the erase protection switch
set to “REC”.

B

Select the dubbing direction.

Press .

● The dubbing direction indicator (

VHS) lights.

C

Set the tape speed.

Press DV, then press SP/LP (

p

).

● “DV

}

VHS” appears on the TV screen if “O.S.D.” is set to

“ON”. (

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pg. 67)

D

Locate the start point on the VHS deck.

A Press VHS.

B Press

4

to start playback.

C Press

9

to pause playback a little before the start

point.

E

Prepare the DV deck for dubbing.

A Press DV.

B Press and hold

9

and press

7

so that the DV deck

enters the Record Pause mode.

● VHS playback indicator and DV recording indicator light.

F

Start dubbing.

Press START.

G

Pause dubbing.

Press START.

● The DV deck enters the Recording Pause mode, then the VHS

deck enters the Dubbing Pause mode.

H

End dubbing.

Press

8

to stop recording on the DV deck. Then press

VHS and press

8

to stop playback on the VHS deck.

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