Variable speed playback, Picture search – Sony SLV-R1000 User Manual
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Variable Speed Playback
The following section explains the advanced playback
functions you can use with your VCR.
Still Picture
Variable Speed Playback
Using the DUAL MODE SHUTTLE ring on your VCR or
Remote Commander, you can play cassettes at a variety of
forward and reverse speeds. You can also freeze a picture
using the pause function.
When playing back a cassette, press II PAUSE to hold
the picture in one place. To resume normal playback,
press either ► PLAY or II PAUSE. If you leave your VCR in
the pause mode, normal playback resumes after
approximately 5 minutes.
Picture Search
By turning the DUAL MODE SHUTTLE ring either clockwise
for forward viewing or counterclockwise for viewing in
reverse, you can control the cassette playback speed.
• Picture Search During Playback or Pause Modes
While playing or pausing a cassette, turn the DUAL
MODE SHUTTLE ring clockwise (forward direction) or
counterclockwise (reverse direction) until the ■ mark on
the ring coincides with @ or @.
A high-speed picture without sound is displayed on the
screen until you release the ring.
When you release the DUAL MODE SHUTTLE ring, it returns
to its original position.
If you release the ring while in the pause mode, the picture
returns to pause. If you release it during playback, the picture
returns to playback.
NOTE
If you quick search a cassette recorded in the LP cassette
speed, your picture may change to black and white,
depending on the TV you’re using.
• Picture Search While Fast-Forwarding or Rewinding a
Cassette
When fast-forwarding or rewinding a cassette, you can
turn and hold the DUAL MODE SHUTTLE ring to preview
a high-speed picture (clockwise for forward viewing or
counterclockwise for reverse viewing).
When you release the ring, it returns to its original position
and the VCR continues fast-fonvarding or rewinding.
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Advanced Operations