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Using
Two
VCRs
For
Copying and
Editing
Tapes
Use one
VCR
as the
playback
VCR
and the other
as the
recording
VCR.
1. Connect the
VCRs
using
the diagram at the right.
2. Turn
on
both VCRs
and the connected TV.
3.
Tune the
TV
to the VCR viewing
channel
(either
3,
4,
or
video line input -
see
"How
to Find Your TV's
Video
Input Channel" in
the Referencessection
of this
manual
for
more information).
4. lf using coaxial
cables
for
the connection,
tune the
recording VCR
to channel 3 or 4-the
one used by the
playback
VCR.
lf using audio/video
cables, select the line input
on the
recording VCR
(L1for
the
jacks
on the back
of the
VCR
or L2
for
the
jacks
on the
front
of the VCR).
5.
lnsert the
tape to be copied into
the
playback
VCR.
Insert
a blank tape with its
safety tab
in
place
into
the
recording VCR.
6. Using
visual
search, locate
the segment
to be copied
on the
playback
VCB. Pause
the tape at
this
location.
7. Press
RECORD
on the
recording VCR,
then PAUSE.
8.
Press
PAUSE
on both
VCRs
to begin copying.
9. Press
PAUSE
on
both
VCRs
to stop copying.
10. Repeat
steps 6-9 to copy or edit
additional
segments.
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The VCRs
used
in
this diagram
may not match the two
VCBs
you
use.
Make
sure to connect OUT to
lN
jacks
and
vtce-versa.
Also, make sure to match up the types of
jacks
(R jacks
are connected
to R
jacks,
L
to
L, and VIDEO to
VIDEO).
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