AUDIO DUBBING
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AUDIO DUBBING
The audio dubbing feature lets you record new audio (sound) on a previously recorded
tape without erasing the original video.
When you audio dub a tape, the previous audio is erased and replaced with new sound.
NOTES:
• Sound from the built-in microphone and the AUDIO jack can be dubbed.
• When dubbing audio from the built-in microphone, set "AV OUT/IN" switch to "OUT" and
do not connect the "AUDIO" jack. When dubbing audio from the "AUDIO" jack, set the
"AV OUT/IN" switch to "IN".
1. Insert a recorded tape. Be sure that the record safety tab is not missing.
2. Place "POWER" switch to "VIDEO" position.
3. Play the tape and press "REC/PAUSE" button where you want to dub audio.
• The camera/recorder enters the still play mode.
4. Press "DUBBING AUDIO/VIDEO" and "PLAY" buttons at the same time.
• "A.DUB " appears in the viewfinder.
NOTE: If "DUBBING AUDIO/VIDEO" and "PLAY" buttons are pressed twice, audio
and video dubbing will start. In this case, press "STOP/EJECT" button to release the
dubbing mode.
5. Press "RECORD/PAUSE" button to start audio dubbing.
6. Press "STOP/EJECT" button to stop audio dubbing.
NOTE: If counter memory "M" appears in the viewfinder, the tape stops automatically at
the reading of "0:00:00" and audio dubbing stops.
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