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Recording pictures from a VCR (Continued) Recording movies 1 Set the POWER switch to VCR. 2 Set the input signal of your camcorder. Set [VCR HDV/DV] to [AUTO] when recording from an HDV format compatible device. Set [VCR HDV/DV] to [DV] or [AUTO] when recording from a DV format compatible device (p. 74). 3 Connect your VCR as a player to your camcorder. When an i.LINK cable is connected, the format of the input signal ( or ) will be indicated on the LCD screen of your camcorder (This indicator may appear on the screen of the playback device but it will not be recorded). 4 Insert a cassette into the VCR. 5 Set your camcorder to recording pause. While pressing X (PAUSE), press both z REC (record) buttons simultaneously. 86 6 Start playing the cassette on your VCR. The picture played on the VCR appears on the LCD screen of your camcorder. 7 Press X (PAUSE) again at the point you want to start recording. 8 Press x (STOP) to stop recording. b Notes • You cannot record TV programs from the HDV/DV interface (i.LINK). • You can record pictures from DV devices only in the DV format. • Note the following when connecting with an i.LINK cable: - The recorded picture becomes rough when a picture is paused on your camcorder while recording to a VCR. - You cannot record the picture and sound separately. - If you pause or stop the recording and restart it, the picture may not be recorded smoothly. z Tips • When a 4:3 video signal is input, it appears with black bands on the right and left sides on the screen of your camcorder.

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1
Set the POWER switch to VCR.
2
Set the input signal of your
camcorder.
Set [VCR HDV/DV] to [AUTO] when
recording from an HDV format
compatible device.
Set [VCR HDV/DV] to [DV] or
[AUTO] when recording from a DV
format compatible device (p. 74).
3
Connect your VCR as a player to
your camcorder.
When an i.LINK cable is connected, the
format of the input signal (
or
) will be
indicated on the LCD screen of your
camcorder (This indicator may appear
on the screen of the playback device but
it will not be recorded).
4
Insert a cassette into the VCR.
5
Set your camcorder to recording
pause.
While pressing
X
(PAUSE), press both
z
REC (record) buttons
simultaneously.
6
Start playing the cassette on your
VCR.
The picture played on the VCR appears
on the LCD screen of your camcorder.
7
Press
X
(PAUSE) again at the
point you want to start recording.
8
Press
x
(STOP) to stop
recording.
b
Notes
•
You cannot record TV programs from the
HDV/DV interface (i.LINK).
•
You can record pictures from DV devices only
in the DV format.
•
Note the following when connecting with an
i.LINK cable:
–
The recorded picture becomes rough when a
picture is paused on your camcorder while
recording to a VCR.
–
You cannot record the picture and sound
separately.
–
If you pause or stop the recording and restart
it, the picture may not be recorded smoothly.
z
Tips
•
When a 4:3 video signal is input, it appears with
black bands on the right and left sides on the
screen of your camcorder.
Recording movies
Recording pictures from a VCR (Continued)