Playing Back An Ntsc Tape - Sharp VC-ME80GM Bedlenungsanleitung

ADVANCED
OPERATION
PLAYBACK OF A VIDEO TAPE
CHECKING THE AMOUNT OF TAPE REMAINING
When you load a video
tape
into the VCR
it
can calculate approximately the amount of video tape
remaining in hours and minutes. This is useful in determining whether or not there is sufficient tape
left to make a recording.
When a video tape is playing
j
the amount of tape remaining is calculated for you automatically.
To display the amount of video tape remaining:
I.lood the video tope into the VCR.
2. Press
DISPLAY
on the remote control as many times as necessary until"R" appears on
the VCR display. The tape will wind forward and then return to its original position. The
tape remaining
will
be shown on the VCR display in hours and minutes.
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if 1 hour 23 ininutes is left on
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PLAYING BACK A VIDEO TAPE REPEATEDLY
You can set your VCR to automatically rewind at the end of playing a video tape and replay
the entire tape again. REPEAT will appear on the on-screen display when selected.
To use this feature:
1.Press MENU to disploy the main menu . MODE MENU SCREEN
on the screen.
2.Press [ ...,.., ] to select MODE.
3. Press SET.
4.Press [ ,.., ] to select REPEAT.
S.Press [
/~
]to select ON.
6.Press SET.
7.Press
MENU
to return to normal screen.
PLAYING BACK AN NTSC TAPE
NTSC INational Television Standards Committee) is a different TV standard to PAL and is
used in some Non-European Countries. Your VCR can playback pre-recorded NTSC tapes
onto a PAL system TV, but cannot record an NTSC signal onto a video tape.
Note that••
• You cannot record NTSC signals or dub NTSC tapes onto other VCRs from this VCR.
• You cannot use Slow speed, Still frame, Double Speed, Frame Advance or Tape
Remaining with a pre-recorded NTSC tape.
• On some televisions, the picture may appear in black and white or there may be no
picture. This does not indicate a fault with your VCR.
• On some televisions, the picture may shrink vertically causing black bands to appear at
the top and bottom of your screen.
• On some televisions, the played-back picture may roll vertically, this does not indicate a
fault with your VCR.
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