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Audio dubbing
You can record an audio sound to add to the original sound on a tape by connecting
audio equipment or a microphone. If you connect audio equipment, you can add sound
to your recorded tape by specifying the starting and ending points. The original sound
will not be erased. You can also use the Remote Commander for this operation.
The relationship between audio input and channels on which a
dubbed sound will be recorded
The relationship between audio input and channels on which a dubbed sound will be
recorded is as follows:
Audio input
through
AUDIO CH1/CH2
AUDIO CH1
AUDIO CH2
INPUT1/2
INPUT1
INPUT2
Dubbing with the INPUT1/INPUT2 connectors
For details on setup of the INPUT1/INPUT2 connectors, see “Connecting an optional
external microphone” on page 54.
You can check the picture on TV by connecting with the video jack. You cannot monitor
the additional sound by the speaker. Use the headphones jack.
The position of the REC CH
SELECT switch
–
–
–
CH1
CH1•CH2
CH1
CH1•CH2
CH1
CH1•CH2
Which audio input will be
recorded on
Channel 3 Channel 4
AUDIO CH1 AUDIO CH2
AUDIO CH1 –
– AUDIO CH2
INPUT1 INPUT2
INPUT1 INPUT1
INPUT1 –
INPUT1 INPUT1
– INPUT2
––
INPUT1 or INPUT2
: Signal flow
Microphone (not supplied)