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Recording

from

an

External

Input

Recording

from

External

Components

You

can

record

from

an

external

component,

such

as a

camcorder

or

VCR,

connected

to

any

of

the

recorder's

external

inputs.

1

Make

sure

that

the

component

you

want

to

record

from

is

connected

properly

to

the

Recorder.

See

page

18.

2

Press

AV

repeatedly

to

select

the

external

input

to

record

from.

?

Tuner:

Built-in

tuner

?

AV1:

EURO

AV1

AUDIO/VIDEO

mounted

on

back

panel

?

AV2:

EURO

AV2

DECODER

mounted

on

back

panel

?

AV3:

AV3

IN

(VIDEO,

AUDIO

(L/R),

S-VIDEO

IN)

mounted

on

front

panel

?

DV:

DV

IN

mounted

on

front

panel

ote

Check

that

the

Audio

In

settings

DV

Record

Audio

are

as

you

want

them.

See

page

27.

3

Load

a

recordable

disc

or

tape.

4

Select the

recording

mode

as

necessary

by

pressing

REC

MODE

repeatedly.

DVD:

SP

(Standard

Quality),

LP

(Low

Quality),

XP(High

Quality),

EP

(Extended

Quality)

VCR:

SP

(Standard

Play),

LP

(Long

Play)

5

Press

REC

(z)

once.

Recording

will

start.

(The

REC

indicator

lights

in

the

display

window.)

Recording

continues

until

you

press

STOP

(x)

or

the

disc

or

tape

is

full.

To

record

for

a

fixed

length

of

time,

see

Instant

Timer

Recording

on

page

42.

6

Press

STOP

(x)

to

stop

recording.

ote

If

your

source

is

copy-protected

using

CopyGuard,

you

will

not

be

able

to

record

it

using

this

recorder.

See

Copyright

on

page

9

for

more

details.

Recording

from

a

Digital

Camcorder

You

can

record

from

a

digital

camcorder

connected

to

the

DV

IN

jack

on

the

front

panel

of

this

recorder.

Using

the

recorder's

remote,

you

can

control

both

the

cam-

corder

and

this

recorder.

Before

recording,

make

sure

that

the

audio

input

for

the

DV

IN

jack

is

set

up

(see

page

27).

ips

?

The

source

signal

must

be

DVC-SD

format.

?

Some

camcorders

cannot

be

controlled

using

this

recorder's

remote.

?

If

you

connect

a

second

DVD

Recorder

using

a

DV

cable,

you

cannot

control

the

second

DVD

Recorder

from

this

one.

?

You

can't

control

this

unit

remotely

from

a

component

connected

to

the

DV

IN

jack.

?

You

can't

record

date

and

time

information

from

a

DV

cassette.

1

Make

sure

your

digital

camcorder

is

connected

to

the

front

panel

DV

IN

jack.

See

page

18.

2

Check

that

the

DV

audio

input

is

as

you

require.

You

can

choose

between

Audio

1

(original

audio)

and

Audio

2

(overdubbed

audio).

?

DV

Input

is

set

from

the

DV

Record

Audio

in

sub-menu

of

the

Setup

menu.

See

DV

Record

Audio

on

page

27

for

more

information.

3

Press

AV

repeatedly

to

select

the

DV

input.

DV

appears

in

the

display

window.

4

Find

the

place

on

the

camcorder

tape

that

you

want

to

the

recording

to

start

from.

For

best

results,

pause

playback

at

the

point

from

which

you

want

to

record.

?

Depending

on

your

camcorder,

you

can use

this

recorder's

remote

to

control

the

camcorder

using

the

STOP,

PLAY

and

PAUSE

functions.

5

Press

REC

(z)

once

to

start

recording.

?

Recording

is

automatically

stopped

if

the

recorder

detects

no

signal.

?

You

can

pause

or

stop

the

recording

by

pressing

PAUSE/STEP

(X)

or

STOP

(x).

You

cannot

control

the

camcorder

from

this

remote

control

during

recording.

?

In

Video

mode,

the

final

frame

of

the

recording

may

remain

displayed

on

screen

for

a

while

after

recording

stops.

?

For

timer

recording

to

work

properly

on

this

recorder,

the

digital

camcorder

must

also

be

switched

on

and

in

operating.

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