User manual SONY DHR-1000

[. . . ] To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. Do not install the unit near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock. Do not install the unit in an inclined position. Keep the unit and cassettes away from equipment with strong magnets, such as microwave ovens or large loudspeakers. [. . . ] If the cassette memory is larger than 16kbits, you can select ALL DATA only. This section introduces you to various ways to edit tape recordings. You can cut out unwanted scenes or assemble your favorite scenes in the order you prefer. To edit tapes, you need to connect another VCR or camcorder. You can copy the contents of one tape to another. While making a copy of a tape, you can cut out unwanted scenes. You can select various scenes from a source tape and record them in any order you choose. To use this function, you need a VCR equipped with a LANC jack. You can replace an existing scene with material from another recording. for insert editing , use this VCR as the recording machine. The following methods of insert editing are available with this VCR. Use a source tape recorded on this VCR for insert editing. Otherwise, editing may result in poor sound and picture. If the source tape was recorded on another VCR (including other DHR-1000s), copy the tape on this VCR and use the copied tape. You can replace an existing scene with another recording, retaining the sound. By executing video insert and audio insert editing at the same time, you can replace both the video and the audio at the same time. S (video on sound editing), where you can record audio first, then insert video to match the previously recorded audio. The VCR replaces the original audio with 16-bit mode audio, while retaining the picture. The VCR replaces the original audio with 12-bit mode audio, while retaining the picture. With 12-bit mode, you can select the track, stereo 1 or 2 track, to be replaced. You can add commentary or background music to a tape recorded in 12-bit audio mode. Use a source tape recorded on this VCR for insert editing. [. . . ] Though the tape is recorded in stereo, playback sound is monaural. The picture of the other VCR does not appear. Make sure the connections between VCRs are firm. Select the correct input with the INPUT SELECT or CH +/­ button(s). [. . . ]