Subsidiary settings (cont.) – JVC HR - S7950EU User Manual

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SUBSIDIARY SETTINGS (cont.)

* The default setting is bold in the table below.

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COLOUR SYSTEM

PAL/NTSC
MESECAM

You can play back PAL, NTSC and MESECAM tapes, or record PAL and
SECAM* signals on this recorder. Select the appropriate colour system.

* SECAM signals will be recorded as MESECAM on this recorder; MESECAM is the

designation for tapes with SECAM signals that have been recorded on a
MESECAM-compatible PAL video cassette recorder.

PAL/NTSC

:

To record PAL signals, or play back a PAL or NTSC tape.

MESECAM

:

To record SECAM signals, or play back a MESECAM tape.

NOTES:

● It is not possible to record in S-VHS if “MESECAM” is selected. The recording mode

is forced to change to VHS.

● If “MESECAM” is selected when the tape speed is set to EP mode, the tape speed will

be forced to change to LP mode.

● It is not possible to select EP mode if “MESECAM” is selected.

About NTSC Playback

● Some TVs shrink the picture vertically and place black bars at the top and bottom of

the TV screen. This is not a malfunction on the part of either the video recorder or
the TV.

● The picture may roll up and down. This can be corrected using the V-HOLD control

found on some TVs. (This cannot be corrected if the TV does not have a V-HOLD
control.)

● The counter and tape remaining time readings will be incorrect.

● During search, still, or frame-by-frame playback, the picture will be distorted, and

there may be a loss of colour.

● Depending on the type of TV, the top and bottom portions of superimposed displays

may be cut off during NTSC playback.

Ⅵ AUTO POWER OFF

3H
OFF

When this function is set to “3H”, the recorder is turned off automatically if
no operation is done within 3 hours. “AUTO POWER OFF IN 3 MIN”
appears on the screen 3 minutes before the recorder is turned off.

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