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Still picture will appear on the TV screen. If a still picture vibrates vertically, stabilize it by pressing CH/TRK (v/V) on the remote control. If the DVD+VCR
is left in the STILL mode for more than 5 minutes, the DVD+VCR will automatically enter the STOP mode to protect the tape and video heads. 2 Press
PAUSE/STEP (X) repeatedly to advance the 2 H Press PLAY (H) once. PLAY appears on the TV screen .
It is not necessary to select the tape speed for playback. It will be automatically selected by the DVD+VCR. In playback, the TV/VCR selector switches to
If the tape reaches the end before STOP (x) is pressed, the DVD+VCR will automatically stop, rewind, eject, and it will turn itself off. video picture one frame
at a time while viewing a still picture. 3 To return to playback, press PLAY (H). Slow Motion 1 While in still mode, press FORWARD (]). The tape will be
During slow playback, use CH/TRK (v/V) on the Remote Control to minimize noise bands. If slow motion mode continues for more than 3 minutes, the
DVD+VCR will automatically change to playback mode. Tracking Control Auto Tracking The automatic tracking function adjusts the picture to remove snow
or streaks. The AUTO TRACKING function works in the following cases: A tape is played back for the first time. Tape speed (SP, LP, SLP) changes. Streaks
or snow appear because of scratches on the tape. 2 To return to playback, press PLAY (H). Ad JUMP (Advertisement Jump) This is useful for skipping
commercials or short program segments. 1 Press Ad JUMP during the playback mode. The tape will fast forward picture search through 30 seconds of
The skipping time can be extended by pressing Ad JUMP. Subsequent presses result in advancing the fast forward picture search time by 30-second
increments (maximum 3 minutes). Manual Tracking If noise appears on the screen during playback, press vV either CH/TRK (v/V) on the remote control or
vV CHANNEL (v/V) on the front panel until the noise on the screen is reduced. In case of vertical jitter, adjust these controls very carefully. Tracking is
automatically reset to normal when the tape is ejected or the power cord is unplugged for more than 3 seconds. Special Effect Playbacks Special effects
playback notes Horizontal lines (noise bars) will appear on the TV screen. This is normal. The audio is automatically muted during special effect modes, so
there is no sound during search. During the high-speed picture search modes, a short period is needed to stabilize tape speed when re-entering the PLAY
2 When the search is completed, the DVD+VCR will go into playback mode automatically. 21 OPERATION Operation with tape(Continued) Normal
Recording Preparation: Turn on the power of both the DVD+VCR and TV. Tune the TV to the DVD+VCR output channel (CH 3 or 4) or set the TV's source
selector to VIDEO. If a direct VIDEO/AUDIO connection is made between the DVD+VCR and the TV, set the TV's source selector to VIDEO. Timer
Recording This DVD+VCR can be programmed to record up to 8 programs within a period of 1 year.
For unattended recording, the timer needs to know the channels to be recorded and the starting and ending times. Things to know before starting If you try to
set the program timer before setting the clock, PLEASE SET THE CLOCK appears for a moment and then CLOCK menu appears on the TV screen. Set the
time and date before proceeding. Make sure a tape is in the DVD+VCR and the safety tab is in place or the tape will be automatically ejected. 1 Insert a video
2 Select the desired channel by using CH/TRK vV (v/V). If you are recording from another source via audio/video input jacks (at the Rear or Front panel),
select the LINE1 or LINE2 by pressing INPUT. Preparation: Turn on the power of both the DVD+VCR and the TV.
VCR mode automatically. Press STOP (x) stop 3 STOP appearsxontothe TV playback. screen.
played back at a speed 1/19 times slower than the normal speed.
mode. Slight interference may be observed during this period.
cassette that the safety tab intact.
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recording.
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