JVC SR-VD400E - Manual (Page 37)

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DV IN i.LINK IN/OUT
DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL PCM/DOLBY DIGITAL REMOTE PAUSE/ AV COMPULINK R
Y
L
P B /C B
VIDEO
P R /C R
S VIDEO S VIDEO
AUDIO
IN(L-1)
IN(L-2)
R L VIDEO AUDIO
OUT IN
* The default setting is bold in the table below.
Audio settings “AUDIO FUNCTION”
Ⅵ “STD AUDIO REC MODE”
“STANDARD”
“PCM&STANDARD”
Ⅵ “DV AUDIO REC”
“AUDIO1”
“AUDIO2”
“1+2MIX”
Ⅵ “OPTICAL OUT”
“Dolby D”
“2CH-PCM”
“STREAM”
You can select the audio format when you record a program or analog signal from
connected devices in STD mode. When this function is set to “PCM&STANDARD”,
you can obtain high-quality audio sound.
“STANDARD” : Select this when the picture quality is important and when
you record in MP2 format.
“PCM&STANDARD” : Select this when the sound quality is important.
When you record the analog signals or DV signals from
the camcorder in STD mode, PCM audio is also recorded
in addition to MP2 audio. In HS mode, PCM audio is
automatically recorded.
Up to four audio signal channels can be input from a DV camcorder through the DV
IN connector (i.LINK). This VCR allows you to select and record two of these channels.
This setting is used to specify which two channels to record.
When there are four DV audio channels (32 kHz):
“AUDIO1”: Records the two channels (L/R) of DV AUDIO 1.
“AUDIO2”: Records the two channels (L/R) of DV AUDIO 2.
“1+2MIX” : Mixes and records both DV AUDIO 1 and 2.
When there are two DV audio channels (48 kHz):
Because there are only two channels, those two channels are recorded regardless of
the DV sound setting.
This VCR can send the Dolby Digital bitstream or PCM Audio to external devices.
When you play back a tape including the Dolby Digital bitstream, and if you have a
device equipped with Dolby Digital decoder, set this function to “Dolby D”.
If not, set this function to “2CH-PCM”.
“STREAM” will be used when playing back and receiving a audio signals in other
new formats.
Amplifier equipped
with Dolby Digital
decoder
Note for connection:
Remove the protection
cap from the cable.
This VCR
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