JVC SR-VD400E - Manual (Page 22)

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EN EDITING (cont.)
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Editing
Features
A
B
Changing display information
Press [DISPLAY] during recording or recording pause.
Each time you press the button, the front display panel
shows the auxiliary input, clock time, and the recording
speed in sequence.
● To display the VCR status including the time counter, the
channel number and the clock time on the TV screen,
see ‘Showing on-screen display’ below.
VCR
TV
CABLE
/DBS
A C
B
● Turn on the VCR and the TV, and select the AV mode
on the TV.
● Set the [VCR/TV/CABLE/DBS] selector on the Remote
to [VCR].
Recording Speed
Auxiliary Input Clock Time
Specifying recording length
— Instant Timer Recording (ITR)
You can easily specify the recording length from 30 minutes
to 8 hours and the VCR shuts off after recording is finished.
During recording, press [REC ( ¶ )] on the front panel
repeatedly until the recording length you want appears
on the front display panel.
The record [Q] indicator starts flashing.
Each time you press the button, recording length increases
in 30-minute intervals (up to 8 hours).
To cancel an ITR, press [STOP (
7 )] on the Remote or
[STOP/EJECT ( 7/0 )] on the front panel.
Showing on-screen display
When “SUPERIMPOSE” is set to “ON” ( ੬ page 39), you
can see the current VCR status on the TV screen.
● For more detailed information about the on-screen
display, see page 57.
1
Display VCR status on TV screen
During recording or
recording pause, press
[OSD] on the Remote.
All indications
corresponding to the
current VCR status are
displayed for 5 seconds.
The time counter
remains on the screen indicating the elapsed time.
● The indications are not recorded.
2
Exit on-screen display
Press [OSD] again.
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NOTES:
● The subtitles will not appear while the on-screen display is displayed.
● If the VCR is in recording pause mode, “
¶8
” is always displayed.
● The VCR status can be also displayed during playback.
● Even if “SUPERIMPOSE” is set to “OFF” ( ੬ page 39), the on-
screen display appears when the VCR plays back the blank
portion of a tape. However, on-screen display does not appear
when the input location is selected and no signal is input.