Hitachi DZ-MV270A Owners Guide - Page 92

Recording Image from Other AV Devices

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Recording Image from Other AV Devices You can transfer any image recorded on videotape, etc. to the DVD video camera/recorder via the AV input/output jack, and record it on disc. Connecting to Other AV Device Use the AV input/output cable (provided) to connect the DVD video camera/recorder to other AV device as follows: S-VIDEO cable Output Jacks S-VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO R L To S-VIDEO input/output jack * To S-VIDEO input jack * To AV input/output jack Yellow Red To video/ audio input jacks White AV input/output cable (provided) * If the AV device has an S-VIDEO output jack, the connection using S-VIDEO cable will be possible. Note: Using an S-VIDEO cable to connect the DVD video camera/recorder to a TV will deliver clearer playback pictures. Note: If you operate the DVD video camera/recorder connected to another device, always power the camera/recorder from AC outlet using the AC adapter. Note: In case of camera recording with this DVD video camera/recorder, do not connect the AV input/output cable to the output jacks of any other device: If you do this, sound from the other device may leak to this DVD video camera/recorder. Note: If you use a Hitachi VCR, it will be operated by the remote control provided with the DVD video camera/recorder. When recording an image from a Hitachi VCR, change the remote control code of the VCR to other than "VCR2". Note: If you increase the volume of speaker in this DVD video camera/recorder when recording an externally input image, noise may occur in the image that is being recorded. To prevent this, reduce the speaker volume when recording an externally input image. English 92

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Connecting to Other AV Device
Use the AV input/output cable (provided) to connect the DVD video camera/recorder to other AV de-
vice as follows:
Note:
Using an S-VIDEO cable to connect the
DVD video camera/recorder to a TV will deliver
clearer playback pictures.
Note:
If you operate the DVD video camera/re-
corder connected to another device, always
power the camera/recorder from AC outlet using
the AC adapter.
Note:
In case of camera recording with this DVD
video camera/recorder, do not connect the AV
input/output cable to the output jacks of any other
device: If you do this, sound from the other de-
vice may leak to this DVD video camera/recorder.
Note:
If you use a Hitachi VCR, it will be operated
by the remote control provided with the DVD video
camera/recorder. When recording an image from
a Hitachi VCR, change the remote control code
of the VCR to other than
VCR2
.
Note:
If you increase the volume of speaker in this
DVD video camera/recorder when recording an
externally input image, noise may occur in the
image that is being recorded. To prevent this, re-
duce the speaker volume when recording an ex-
ternally input image.
Recording Image from Other AV Devices
You can transfer any image recorded on videotape, etc. to the DVD video camera/recorder via the
AV input/output jack, and record it on disc.
S-VIDEO
VIDEO
AUDIO
L
R
S-VIDEO cable
To S-VIDEO
input/output jack *
To S-VIDEO
input jack *
To AV input/output jack
AV input/output cable
(provided)
To video/
audio
input jacks
* If the AV device has an S-VIDEO output jack, the connection using S-VIDEO cable will be possible.
Output Jacks
Yellow
White
Red