Panasonic NV-HD670 - Manual (Page 34)

Audio Dubbing
The audio dubbing is made on the normal audio track and
erases the original sound on this track. On Hi-Fi audio
tracks, however, the original sound is maintained.
Preparations
•insert a recorded cassette with an intact erasure
prevention tab.
•Select the video source required by pressing INPUT
SELECT to set A1 orA2.
A1: Through the AV1 (AUDIO IN) sockets.
A2: Through the AV2 (AUDIO IN) sockets on front panel.
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Set for audio dubbing by pressing AUDIO
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•On some TVs, the screen image may become unstable
or begin to scroti at this point. However, this is not an
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Start recording the new sound by pressing
PAUSE/STILL (PAUSE/SLOW).
•stop recording by pressing STOP.
Note:
The new sound will be recorded on the normal sound
track of the tape, and the original sound will remain on the
Hi-Fi sound track. Only monaural sound recording is
possible on the norma) sound track.
To hear the new sound, select the normal sound track by
pressing AUDIO OUT.
To hear the new sound and original sound mixed together,
set AUDIO MIX to ON. (See page 21.)