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32 Rerecording (Tape Duplication)
• Unauthorized recording of copyright-
ed television programs, video tapes,
or other materials may infringe on
the rights of copyright owners and
violate copyright laws.
• Different brands of equipment might
operate differently.
• Make sure all connections are secure.
Otherwise, you might not record both
picture and sound.
• Programs that are copyright protect-
ed might not record clearly.
• You can use this connection, too, if
you want to watch programming
from another piece of video equip-
ment. For example, connect a VCR,
DVD player, or camcorder to the
TV/VCR as shown above. Select chan-
nel 00 (A/V IN) at the TV/VCR, then
press PLAY on the other equipment.
Helpful Hints
5
Point the TV/VCR remote control at the TV/VCR. Press the
SPEED button until the desired tape speed (SP or SLP)
appears on the screen.
AUDIO and VIDEO OUT Jacks on source unit
(VCR or Camcorder)
AUDIO and VIDEO In
Jacks on TV/VCR
2
The source unit will play your tape. Insert a prerecorded tape in
the source unit. If playback begins, press the STOP button on the
unit.
3
The TV/VCR will record your tape. Insert a blank tape in the
TV/VCR. Make sure the tape’s record tab is intact. The TV/VCR
power will turn on automatically.
4
Point the TV/VCR remote control at the TV/VCR. Press
Number buttons 0, 0 so that A/V IN appears on the screen.
The TV/VCR is now in Line Input mode.
6
Press the PLAY button on the source unit and the
REC(ord)/OTR button on your TV/VCR at the same time.
Copying will begin.
7
To stop copying, press the STOP/EJECT button on the
TV/VCR, then stop the tape on the source unit (VCR or
camcorder).
1
Make the connections shown above, using audio and video
cables (not supplied). Connect the source unit (VCR or
camcorder) to a power source after connections are made.