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Sony GV-D800 User Manual

Sony GV-D800
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©2000 Sony Corporation
Operating Instructions
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly,
and retain it for future reference.
Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom. Record
the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these
numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this
product.
3-064-176-11 (1)
Digital
Video Cassette
Recorder
Model No. GV-D800
Serial No.
Model No. AC –
Serial No.
GV-D800

Table of Contents

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Sony GV-D800 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Voice recordingYes
FM radioNo
Player media typeMiniDisc
Total storage capacity0.128 GB
I/O portsOne Composite, One S-Video One set of Composite (Left & Right) i.LINK2 (IEEE1394) DV Interface
Dimensions (WxDxH)148 x 65 x 133 mm
Power requirements23 Watts, 100-240 Volts, 50/60 Hz
Device typePortable minidisc player

Summary

Operating Instructions

Owner's Record

Record model and serial numbers for dealer reference.

WARNING

CAUTION

Warnings regarding electric shock and user-serviceable parts.

Declaration of Conformity

For customers in the U.S.A.

Contact information and FCC compliance statement for US customers.

Getting started

Using this manual

Guide on how to read and understand the VCR manual's layout and conventions.

Checking supplied accessories

List and identification of accessories included with the VCR.

Preparing the power supply

Instructions for connecting the VCR to a power source, including AC adapter and battery.

Inserting a cassette

Procedure for inserting a video cassette into the VCR, including ejecting it.

Basic Operations

Playing back a tape

Steps to play back a recorded tape, including controls and volume adjustment.

Viewing the recording on TV

Connect VCR to TV using AV cable to watch playback on screen.

Recording from the other VCR or TV

How to record from another VCR or TV program using AV or i.LINK cables.

Advanced Operations

Enlarging playback images – PB ZOOM

Enlarge moving/still images during playback using PB ZOOM function.

Watching a tape with special effects – Picture effect

Apply digital effects like NEG.ART, SEPIA, B&W, SOLARIZE to playback images.

Watching a tape with special performances – Digital effect

Add special effects like STILL, FLASH, LUMI, TRAIL to playback images.

Quickly locating a scene – Zero set memory

Set a zero point on the tape to automatically stop playback or rewind.

Searching with recording date – Date search

Automatically search for scenes by recording date.

Searching for a photo – Photo search/Photo scan

Search for still images recorded on tape by photo search or scan.

Displaying recording data and screen indicators – Data code function

Check recording date/time and various settings stored in tape memory.

Superimposing a title

Select preset or custom titles, set language, color, size, and position.

Making your own titles

Create and store up to two custom titles with up to 20 characters each.

Editing

Dubbing a tape

Copy tapes using AV connecting cable or i.LINK cable for high-quality editing.

Dubbing only desired scenes – Digital program editing

Duplicate selected scenes by frame for editing without operating the other VCR.

Customizing Your VCR

Changing the menu settings

Modify mode settings like VCR SET, LCD, HIFI SOUND, etc. using the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial.

Resetting the date and time

Set the VCR's clock and date, especially after battery discharge.

Additional Information

Digital8 system, recording, and playback

Explanation of the Digital8 system, usable tapes, and playback behavior.

About i.LINK

Details about the i.LINK digital interface standard, its features, and requirements.

Troubleshooting

A table listing common problems and their corrective actions.

Warning indicators and messages

Explains various indicators and messages displayed on the LCD screen.

Using your VCR abroad

Information on using the VCR internationally, including power requirements and TV color systems.

Maintenance information and precautions

Guidance on cleaning, moisture condensation, and general care for the VCR.

Quick Reference

Identifying the parts and controls

Diagrams and labels for VCR parts and controls.

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