Denon AVC2530 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 15

Recording (Audio and Video)
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1. Recording program sources
(Recording the sound and picture of the source current-
ly being monitored)
Follow the playback instructions for program
sources (page 14).
Start recording on the tape deck, DAT (analog) or
video deck.
For instructions on operation, refer to the manual for
the corresponding component.
* The audio signals selected with the AUDIO FUNC-
TION or VIDEO FUNCTION button are always
output from the DAT/TAPE-1 and DAT/TAPE-2
REC OUT jacks, when the REC SELECT mode and
tape monitor function are off.
* Note that if the AUDIO FUNCTION, VIDEO FUNC-
TION buttons are pressed during recording (audio
or video), recording may be interrupted or switch
to another recording source, so be careful not to
press these buttons.
* if "PHONO", "CD", "TUNER", is selected, no
video signals will be output to the video REC OUT
jacks.
Simultaneous recording (audio and/or video)
When no function has been selected with the REC
SELECT button
The source selected with the FUNCTION SELECTOR
button is output simultaneously to the DAT/TAPE-1,
DAT/TAPE-2,VCR-1 and VCR-2 REC OUT jacks. If a
total of four decks — Two tape decks and two video
decks — are connected and all four are set to the
recording mode, the same source can be recorded
simultaneously on all for decks.
NOTE: Do not press the TAPE MONITOR, DAT/
TAPE-1 or DAT/TAPE-2 buttons during
simultaneous recording.
Monitoring the recording
The sound which was actually recorded can be monitored
when using a three-head tape deck.
To use the tape monitor function, select the position at
which the three-head deck is connected using the TAPE
MONITOR or DAT/TAPE-1, DAT/TAPE-2 button.
REC SELECT button
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sources independently and
copying videos independently
[Recording an video source onto VCR-1 and VCR-2
other than the one currently being monitored]
[4] Press in the REC SELECT (independent recording
selector) button, then release the button when the
program source you want to record is displayed.
The display changes in the following order:
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SOURCE «— V-AUX «— VCR-2 «—— VCR-1
MFD display
NOTE:
Start playback of the program source you want to
record.
Start recording on the video deck.
For instructions on operation, refer to the manual for
the corresponding component.
* This mode is cancelled if the REC SELECT button
is pressed again.
The REC SELECT button does not function in the
CD direct mode.
lf "VIDEO AUX" is set with the REC SELECT
button when the "PHONO", "CD", or "TUNER"
function is selected, the VIDEO AUX video signals
are output to the monitor.
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USING THE DSP (DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR)
DSP Modes
The AVC-2530 includes a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) for adjusting the sound field using digital signals. This DSP offers
an excellent S/N ratio, channel separation, distortion characteristic, etc. The various parameters can be set according to
conditions in the listening room to create a more realistic sound.
The sound field processing modes are as follows:
1. Modes not using the DSP
e Bypass: In this mode, the surround mode (DSP) is bypassed and the normal stereo sound is produced.
2. Modes using the DSP
e Surround modes: In these mode, signals are output to the center and rear speakers as well for four- or five-channel
playback.
The surround modes are as follows:
Dolby Pro Logic Use this when playing program sources recorded in Dolby Surround.
Mono movie
Classic concert
Use this to enjoy program sources with the atmosphere of a movie theater,
recorded in Dolby Surround.
Use this to enjoy program sources with the atmosphere of a live performance,
recorded in Dolby Surround.
In this mode, a sense of expansion is added to monaural audio sources.
This mode is best suited for playing old movies or movie tapes recorded
in monaural.
This mode simulates the sound of a large concert hall.
It is suited for.classical music, etc.
This mode is best for playing rock, popular music, etc.
Use this mode when playing religious music, pipe organ music, etc.
This mode recreates the sound of a live music house with a low ceiling and
strong vibrations.
This mode simulates the sound field of an outdoor stadium.
Use this to create a sense of expansion with sources recorded in stereo.
The differential components of the input signals are output from the rear channel.
* These effects may not be very pronounced for some sources.
If this is the case, try other modes, not relying too much on their names, and find the
mode you like best. Also, if the sound seems distorted, Either lower the effect level or
press the CLEAR button and readjust the parameters.
* To adjust the speaker balance for the different surround modes, first adjust for the Dolby
Pro Logic Surround mode as explained on page 16, then use the position of the center
level and rear level controls at this time as a guide to adjust the balance for that surround
mode.
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