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Audio Dubbing Hookup Illustration
To begin dubbing
First connect the audio source (receiver, microphone, etc.) to the audio input jacks
on the front of your VT-S772A. (see example above)
Be sure that the record safety tab is not missing.
Press AUDIO MONITOR on the remote control to select the linear sound. (The L
and R on the level meter will go off.)
Recording Monaural Sound
If you are recording monaural sound you will only use one jack. Connect your plug to
the left jack marked AUDIO IN (L). This jack inputs monaural sound to both the left and
right channels.
Press the INPUT button on the remote control to select L2 (line2) which appears in
the VCR's channel display.
Find the place on the tape which will become the beginning for your audio dub. This
can be done using the PLAY button and the Shuttle Dial. Pause the tape when you
reach your start point.
Press the MODE/REMAIN button on the remote control to display the counter
reading in the VCR's display. The number shown will be your "start point".
To find the "end point" of your audio dub play or search through the tape until you
find the place where the audio dub will stop.
Press CLEAR/T-160 on the remote control and the VCR display will read "0:00:00".
Press MEMORY on the remote control to turn on the counter memory.
Rewind the tape to the "start point" using the Shuttle Dial. By using the Shuttle Dial
you can find the exact spot you wish the dubbing to start.
Press the A.DUB button on the VCR. (Be sure that your audio source is ready) Start
your audio source and then press the VCR's PAUSE button to begin audio dubbing.
The VCR will stop automatically when the counter reads "0:00:00" (the "end point").
After dubbing, select the type of audio for listening
To hear the sound that was dubbed, press AUDIO MONITOR on the remote control
to select linear sound.
To hear the dubbed sound and the sound before dubbing simultaneously, select
"AUDIO MIX <ON>" following "INITIAL SETUP" on page 24.
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Video Dubbing
Video dubbing is a procedure whereby you can replace sections of video on your tape
with new video information. The dubbing erases the old video while laying new video
in its place. During video dubbing the Hi-Fi audio section will be erased but dubbing
will not affect the audio recorded onto the linear track. (See page 29 "Choosing a
Mode for Audio Playback" for more information)
The new video information can come from either a camcorder, another VCR, or any
other device that can generate a video signal.