Sony EV-C100 - Chapter 3: Basic Operations; Playback Functions

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DUAL MODE
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During Playback
You can re-record onto an unwanted portion of a pre-recorded cassette using the
DUAL MODE SHUTTLE ring on the VCR.
1 Press W PAUSE at the end of the unwanted scene during playback.
The VCR enters playback pause mode.
2 Press COUNTER RESET on the VCR to set the linear counter to
“OHOOMO0S"
3 Turn the DUAL MODE SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise until the beginning of the
unwanted scene appears on the screen.
When you release the ring, the VCR enters playback pause mode
Use < DIRECTION > on the Remote Commander to rewind or advance the picture
frame by frame when searching for more specific points.
4 Press @ REC.
The VCR enters recording pause mode.
5 Select a new program for re-recording.
6 Press th PAUSE again to release the pause when the scene to be recorded begins
to appear on the screen.
Recording begins.
7 Press @ STOP when the linear counter shows “OHOOMOOS”.
Chapter 5 Editing
Overview of the Editing Functions
Using a second VCR, you can record programs from one VCR to the other.
The following are the tape editing functions available on the VCR.
* To make a copy of a tape
See “Tape Dubbing” on pages 24-26.
Original tape Copy of tape
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* To edit out unwanted scenes
See “Assemble Editing” on pages 27 and 28.
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Edited tape
* To insert another scene into a tape
See “Insert Editing” on pages 27 and 29.
Start point . wy End point
Original tape
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Start point y _EAd point
Edited tape
* To edit tapes using the synchronized editing function if
See “Synchronized Editing” on pages 30-33.
You can also use the synchronized editing function to perform assemble editing and
insert editing if your other VCR has a control L ( @ LANC) connector. Using this
function controls both the playback VCR and the recording VCR simultaneously from
the VCR the LANC mode of which has been set to “M" (see page 31).
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