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03233A(E)-APPENDIX
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APPENDI×
1
Learning
About
Vide{) Cassette Tapes
Choosing
the Proper Tapes
Use onmy video ( assette tapes marked VHS with this V@R. Choose 8ood quality tapes for
best vest _]ts.
Caring
for
Video
Cassette
[apes
*
Kee t) the tapes
away
fl'om
dilect
sunlight
heat or extreme
col<].
*
Insert
tapes
with
the witKtow
skte up and
the arrow
pointit_g
away
f'com you.
Do not stlbject
tapes
to violent
viblatioHs
or shocks.
Never
try to take apalt
or splice
a video
tape.
Do not open
the cassette,
touch
the tape,
or put anything
inside
the video
tape
cartridse.
,
Read
the
instn_ctions
supplied
with
a video
tape
Choosing
the
Correct
Recording
Speed
Your VCR is equipped
with
variable
tape speed.
You car] play
or record
a tape
at:
*
SP (StandaHt
Play)
tile fastest
speed,
*
SLP
(Super
Lon8
Phy)
the slowest
speed.
Wherl
you
ale playing
a tape,
)/or n" VCR atltomatically
selects
the proper
speed,
everi
if
segments
o[" the tape have
beet]
recorded
at a different
speed
Wherl
you
ace recoK]ing,
tile slower
the
tape speed
you
use,
the longer
the tape
ins arid
the mote
pR)grarn
matesal
it holds.
SP provides
tile cleacest
record/playback
picttlre,
btlt
special
effects
stlch
as still pictt n_e woJ<
best
in the
SLP mode.
Use this
chaK
to determine
which
tape speed
to select
wherl
you
are reccHdins:
TAPE
SP
SLP
_60
lhr.
3hrs.
_120
2hrs.
6hrs.
_160
2hrs. 40mins.
8hrs.
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