To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there noise during normal playback on my JVC VCR?
If you're experiencing noise during normal playback on your JVC VCR, it might be because the automatic tracking mode is engaged. Try switching to manual tracking.
What to do if the playback picture is blurred on my JVC HR-S6970AG VCR?
If the playback picture on your JVC VCR is blurred or interrupted while TV broadcasts are clear, or if “USE CLEANING CASSETTE” appears on the screen, it probably means the video heads are dirty. You should clean the heads using a dry cleaning cassette –TCL-2– or consult your JVC dealer.
What to do if recording cannot be started on JVC HR-S6970AG?
If you can't start recording on your JVC VCR, it might be because there's no cassette loaded or the cassette has had its Record Safety tab removed. To fix this, insert a cassette, or if the tab is removed, reseal the slot using adhesive tape.
Why does my JVC HR-S6970AG playback picture have a loss of colour?
If you're experiencing a loss of color in the playback picture on your JVC VCR, it's likely due to selecting the wrong color system for the tape. Ensure you select the correct color system. Note that once a tape is recorded with the wrong setting, it cannot be corrected, so always choose the right setting before recording.
Why is there no sound accompanying the playback picture on my JVC VCR?
If your JVC VCR isn't playing any sound, the TV system selected at the TV System Select screen might be incorrect. Set it to the correct position for the TV broadcast system used in your area.
Why doesn't the G-CODE/SHOWVIEW system timer-record properly on my JVC VCR?
If your JVC VCR isn't timer recording properly with the G-CODE/SHOWVIEW system, the recorder's channel positions might be set incorrectly. Please refer to “G-CODETM/SHOWVIEWTM System Setup” and re-perform the procedure.
Why is tape-to-tape editing not possible on my JVC VCR?
If tape-to-tape editing isn't working on your JVC VCR, make sure the source (another video recorder, camcorder) is properly connected, all necessary power switches are turned on, and the input mode is set correctly to “L-1”, “F-1”, “S-1” or “S-2.”
Why is camcorder recording not possible on my JVC HR-S6970AG?
If you can't record with your camcorder on your JVC VCR, ensure that the camcorder is properly connected and that the input mode is correctly set to “L-1”, “F-1”, “S-1” or “S-2.”
What to do if the playback picture does not appear while the tape is running on JVC HR-S6970AG VCR?
If the playback picture does not appear while the tape is running on your JVC VCR, and you're using the RF OUT connection, make sure the TV receiver's channel selector is set to the VIDEO channel and that the recorder's VIDEO channel has been correctly set. If you're using the AV or S-VIDEO connection, ensure the TV receiver is set to the AV mode.
Why is there whistling during camcorder recording on my JVC HR-S6970AG VCR?
If you're hearing whistling or howling from the TV during camcorder recording with your JVC VCR, it's likely because the camcorder's microphone is too close to the TV or the TV's volume is too high. Try positioning the camcorder so its microphone is away from the TV and turn the TV's volume down.
General| Type | VCR |
|---|---|
| Recording Speed | SP, LP, EP |
| Audio System | Hi-Fi Stereo |
| Number of heads | 4 |
| Remote control | Yes |
| Tuner | Yes |
| Auto Tracking | Yes |
| On-Screen Display | Yes |
| Timer Recording | Yes |
| Video Format | S-VHS |
| Playback Speed | SP, LP |
| Connections | Composite Video |
Guidelines for preventing hazards such as electric shock, fire, and ensuring safe operation.
Step-by-step guidance for setting language, clock, and tuner channels automatically.
Instructions on how to load a cassette and start playback.
Instructions for performing a standard recording.
Instructions for using remote control features like A/B code switching.
Solutions for problems related to power supply and remote control.
Corrective actions for issues with tape rewinding or fast-forwarding.
Solutions for playback issues like no picture, noise, or color loss.
Solutions for problems encountered during recording or tape editing.
