Sony VHS, S-VHS Dry Video Head Cleaner S
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1. The normal encode rate is 4 440 Mbps which gives you just over 2 hours of recording time on each disc Try to choose an encode rate which allows you 5 10 minutes extra time over your actual footage 8 Navigate back to the initial screen using the cursor keys and ENTER button to select Back from the menu To exit the menu completely press Function Recording 9 Insert a blank disc into the DVD R 10 Insert your tape into the SVHS deck 11 Test your setup a b C Press play on the SVHS deck and allow it a few seconds to really start outputting video Press PREVIEW on the DVD R After a few seconds you should see the incoming video on the monitor and should be able to hear the audio using the DVD R s headphone jack Press PREVIEW again to stop previewing 12 Find the beginning of the clip you want to capture using the controls on the S VHS deck 13 After finding the beginning of your clip rewind several seconds from this point This way you won t miss the beginning of your clip when you record 14 Record your DVD a Press PLAY on the S VHS deck and allow it a few seconds to really start outputting video b Press RECORD on the DVD R c When done recording your clip press STOP 15 You can repeat step 14 putting multiple video clips on the same DVD The DVD R will automatically create a new clip for each recording session 16 Finalize your disc a This must be d2. A V Rack Recording S VHS with the DVD R The Pioneer PRV LX1 DVD R allows you to record video as you would with a VCR This document describes the process of creating the simplest DVD possible It will not have a menu nor will it have chapters aside from those which are created when you stop and restart recording for instance when switching source tapes This document describes how to record a DVD from S VHS You can also use this same procedure to capture from a regular VHS tape if it has been recorded at the SP speed highest quality normally 2 hours You will need three things for this process e Your S VHS or VHS tape s containing the source material e A blank DVD R disc e Anidea of the total running time of the material you wish to record on the DVD R Making the Connections 1 On the Autopatch do the following a Patch the S VHS deck to VMONI and the DVD R This will send the audio and video from the S VHS deck to the DVD R It will also allow you to monitor the video coming directly from the S VHS deck using VMON1 i Press Change ii Press S VHS on the input side iii Press VMON1 on the output side iv Press DVD R on the output side v Press Take b Patch the DVD R to VMON2 This will allow you to monitor the video coming into the DVD R using VMON2 which is located above the DVD R in the A V Rack i Press Change ii Press DVD R on the input side iii Press VMON2 on the output side iv
3. Press Take 2 On the SVHS deck locate the remote switch in the group of five switches on the left hand side and set it to local Configuring the DVD R 3 On the DVD R Press FUNCTION and a colorful interface will appear on VMON2 4 Adjust the input settings a Using the cursor keys and ENTER button move the cursor to the right and set the following options on the initial screen i Drive DVD1 ii V Input Component SMPTE iii A Input XLR 5 Adjust the Menu type a b Using the cursor keys and ENTER button navigate from the initial screen to the DVD Menu menu select the Menu Type option and choose No Menu This will prevent the DVD R from creating the default menu which unless you plan on taking the time to select thumbnails and name the chapters is not very useful 6 Navigate back to the initial screen using the cursor keys and ENTER button to select Back from the menu 7 Adjust the Video Encode Rate a b C Using the cursor keys and ENTER button navigate from the initial screen to the Recording menu move the cursor to the right and set the Video Encode Rate accordingly Adjusting this setting allows you to effectively trade picture quality for quantity A smaller encode rate value displayed as Mbps means lower picture quality but increases the amount of video you can fit on a disc displayed as hours minutes
4. one to allow playback in normal DVD Players b Press FUNCTION to bring up the menu system c Using the Cursor keys and ENTER buttons select the DVD Disc menu and select Finalize Disc 17 Test your finalized DVD a Insert it into the DVD Player on the desk to the left of the video rack b On the same desk find the Sony remote control and use it to turn on the big television up on the wooden shelf c On the Autopatch patch the DVD Player to the big television i Press Change ii Press DVD Player on the input side iii Press VMON3 5 on the output side iv Press Take d Push PLAY on the DVD Player to view your DVD and verify its functionality 18 Repeat steps 9 17 to create additional discs
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