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Dubbing to/from a Cassette with Digital Video Equipment

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4_ELURA2_E(80-92) 7/25/00 17:16 Page 81 Dubbing to/from a Cassette with Digital Video Equipment Digital video equipment fitted with the DV terminal lets you edit, copy and transfer data digitally, with virtually no generation loss in image and sound E quality. The DV terminal is for both line-in and line-out, since a single DV cable can handle data in both directions. • If a digital VCR is connected and an anomalous signal is sent from the VCR, the images recorded on the tape may also be anomalous (although it may not appear so on the TV image), or not recorded at all. • You are unable to dub tapes recorded with the copyright protective signal. REC PAUSE (LINE-IN) ON/ OFF REC SEARCH D.EFFECTS Side with arrow Side with arrow : Signal flow REC PAUSE ZERO SET SEARCH MEMORY SELECT AUDIO DUB. REW PLAY FF A/V INSERT - / STOP + / REMOTE PAUSE SLOW × 2 Editing Preparations Example dubbing to the camera 1. Connect the camera and the other digital device. • Connect the Canon CV-150F DV cable (optional) with the sides of the plugs marked with the arrows facing as shown above. 2. Prepare the other device. • Turn on the power and load a recorded cassette. 3. Turn the camera's POWER dial to VCR and load a blank cassette. • DV IN appears in the display. 81

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E
Editing
REW
PLAY
FF
REC
PAUSE
SEARCH
SELECT
ZERO SET
MEMORY
AUDIO
DUB.
STOP
A/V
INSERT
PAUSE
REMOTE
SLOW
+
/
/
×
2
REC PAUSE
(LINE-IN)
ON/
OFF
D.EFFECTS
REC SEARCH
Digital video equipment fitted with the DV terminal lets you edit, copy and
transfer data digitally, with virtually no generation loss in image and sound
quality. The DV terminal is for both line-in and line-out, since a single DV cable
can handle data in both directions.
If a digital VCR is connected and an anomalous signal is sent from the VCR,
the images recorded on the tape may also be anomalous (although it may not
appear so on the TV image), or not recorded at all.
You are unable to dub tapes recorded with the copyright protective signal.
Dubbing to/from a Cassette with Digital Video Equipment
Side with arrow
Side with arrow
1. Connect the camera and the other digital device.
Connect the Canon CV-150F DV cable (optional) with the sides of the plugs
marked with the arrows facing as shown above.
2. Prepare the other device.
Turn on the power and load a recorded cassette.
3. Turn the camera’s POWER dial to VCR and load a blank cassette.
DV IN appears in the display.
Example dubbing to the camera
Preparations
: Signal flow
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