RCA CC6151 User Guide - Page 24

Cassette, Recording - vhs c camcorder

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Make sure you select good quality tapes for your camcorder. Use of poor quality tapes or tapes that have been damaged or mishandled can contaminate the video heads, resulting in a snowy picture or no picture at all during playback. Because there is no control over the type of tape purchased or rented by consumers, head cleaning is not covered under warranty. It is considered normal maintenance. The automatic head-cleaning system minimizes the need for accessory cleaners or cleaning by a Service Center. This system is activated whenever you insert or remove a cassette. Erase Protection - Safety Tab You can use your videocassettes over and over again. To erase a previous recording, just record over it. Safety Tab A. Remove safety tab or slide tab to REC OFF. B. Cover hole with vinyl tape or slide tab to REC ON to record over tape. Recording and Playback Speeds and Times The camcorder records and plays back in standard speed (SP) or extended play (SLP). Select the recording speed by pressing and holding the SP/SLP button. The selected speed is displayed in the viewf'mder. Listed below are the maximum SP and SLP recording times for popular VHS-C cassettes. SP - Standard play provides the best picture (less picture noise), but the shortest recording time (20 minutes with a TC-20 tape). SLP - Extended play provides three times the recording time as SP (60 minutes with a TC-20 tape). SLP has slightly more picture noise than SP in normal playback. This might not be noticeable. Cassette TC-20 TC-30 TC -40 Recording Time SP SLP 20 Min. 60 Min. 30 Min. 90 Min. 40 Min. •120 Min. 22

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Make
sure
you select
good
quality
tapes
for your
camcorder.
Use of poor
quality
tapes
or tapes
that have
been
damaged
or mishandled
can contaminate
the video
heads,
resulting
in a snowy
picture
or no picture
at all during
playback.
Because
there
is no
control
over
the type
of tape purchased
or rented
by consumers,
head cleaning
is not
covered
under
warranty.
It is considered
normal
maintenance.
The automatic
head-cleaning
system
minimizes
the need
for accessory
cleaners
or
cleaning
by a Service
Center.
This
system
is activated
whenever
you insert
or remove
a cassette.
Erase
Protection
-
Safety
Tab
You can use your videocassettes
over
and
over again.
To
erase
a previous
recording,
just record
over it.
Safety
Tab
A.
Remove
safety
tab or
slide tab to
REC
OFF.
B. Cover
hole
with
vinyl
tape or
slide
tab to
REC
ON
to
record
over
tape.
Recording
and
Playback
Speeds
and
Times
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The camcorder
records
and plays
back
in standard
speed
(SP) or extended
play
(SLP).
Select
the recording
speed
by pressing
and holding
the
SP/SLP
button.
The
selected
speed
is displayed
in the viewf'mder.
Listed
below
are the
maximum
SP and
SLP recording
times
for popular
VHS-C
cassettes.
SP -
Standard
play
provides
the
best picture
(less
picture
noise),
but the shortest
recording
time
(20
minutes
with a TC-20
tape).
SLP -
Extended
play
provides
three
times
the recording
time
as
SP (60 minutes
with
a TC-20
tape).
SLP
has slightly
more
picture
noise
than
SP in normal
playback.
This
might
not be noticeable.
Cassette
TC-20
TC-30
TC -40
Recording
Time
SP
20 Min.
30 Min.
40 Min.
SLP
60 Min.
90 Min.
•120 Min.
22