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Playback, on TV or VCR, Audio/Video, Inputs, continued - owners manual

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Playback on TV (or VCR) with Audio/Video Inputs (continued) Playback Operation and How to Copy Tapes on the VCR 1. A° Camcorder connected directly to TV: Turn on the TV and tune it to the video input channel. B. Camcorder connected to VCR that is already connected to TV: Turn on VCR and place it in the "line" or "camera mode". (If your VCR does not have a "line" or "camera mode", consult the VCR owner's manual.) Operate the TV as you normally do to see the signal coming from the VCR. . Set the POWER switch to VCR to turn on the camcorder. The power indicator lights. 3. Press PLAY/PAUSE. • During playback, use the playback features on pages 62-63. . To copy what the camcorder is playing, place a blank cassette in the VCR, and press the VCR's RECORD button. Note: Make sure the memory-stop feature is turned off (press COUNTER R/M) or the camcorder enters play-pause when the counter reaches M 0:00:00. 5. Press STOP when you are finished. Viewing What the Camcorder is Seeing (or Recording) l. m. Camcorder connected directly to TV: Turn on the TV, and tune it to the video input channel. B_ Camcorder connected to VCR that is already connected to TV: Turn on VCR and place it in the "line" or "camera mode". (If your VCR does not have a "line" or "camera mode", consult the VCR owner's manual.) Operate the TV as you normally do to see the signal coming from the VCR. 2. Set the POWER switch to CAMERA. Note: Turn the TV's volume down to prevent a high-pitched squeal caused by feedback. o Press the thumb trigger to begin recording. You can watch what the camcorder is seeing (or recording) on the TV screen. 67

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Playback
on TV (or VCR)
with
Audio/Video
Inputs
(continued)
Playback
Operation
and
How to Copy
Tapes
on the VCR
1.
A°
.
Camcorder
connected
directly
to
TV:
Turn
on the TV and
tune
it to
the video
input channel.
B.
Camcorder
connected
to VCR
that
is already
connected
to TV:
Turn
on VCR
and place
it in the "line"
or "camera
mode".
(If your
VCR
does
not have
a "line"
or "camera
mode",
consult
the VCR owner's
manual.)
Operate
the TV
as you
normally
do to see the signal
coming
from
the VCR.
Set the
POWER
switch
to
VCR
to
turn
on the camcorder.
The
power
indicator
lights.
.
•
During
playback,
use the playback
features
on pages
62-63.
To copy
what
the camcorder
is
playing,
place
a blank
cassette
in the
VCR,
and press
the VCR's
RECORD
button.
Note:
Make
sure the memory-stop
feature
is turned
off (press
COUNTER
R/M)
or the
camcorder
enters
play-pause
when
the
counter
reaches
M 0:00:00.
5.
Press
STOP
when
you are finished.
3.
Press
PLAY/PAUSE.
Viewing
What
the
Camcorder
is Seeing
(or
Recording)
l.
m.
B_
Camcorder
connected
directly
to
TV:
Turn
on the TV, and tune
it to
the video
input
channel.
Camcorder
connected
to VCR
that
is already
connected
to TV:
Turn
on VCR
and place
it in the "line"
or "camera
mode".
(If your
VCR
does
not have
a "line"
or "camera
mode",
consult
the VCR
owner's
manual.)
Operate
the TV as you
normally
do to see the signal
coming
from
the VCR.
2.
Set the
POWER
switch
to
CAMERA.
o
Note:
Turn the
TV's
volume
down
to
prevent
a
high-pitched
squeal caused
by
feedback.
Press
the thumb
trigger
to
begin
recording.
You can
watch
what
the
camcorder
is seeing
(or recording)
on
the TV screen.
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