Philips VKR 6865 - Manual (Page 30)

Editing techniques
Insert editing
Insert editing means recording a new scene into a section of prerecorded tape so that a part of the original recording can be replaced with a
new sequence without excessive picture distortion at the edit-in and edit-out points. In the Insert edit mode, the original audio on the normal
audio track remains unchanged.
Located the desired edit-out point on the Camcorder's tape
and press PAUSE/STILL button.
Press RESET button to obtain a "0" reading, then press
MEMORY button to obtain an "M" indication on the LCD.
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Press Recording start/stop button to insert the new sequence.
When the counter reading of "0" is reached, insert editing
stops automatically and the Camcorder enters the Playback
mode.
Notes:
Press REW/PICTURE SEARCH button to rewind the tape a
little beyond the beginning of the scene you wish to insert.
Press PAUSE/STILL button exactly at the beginning of the
scene you wish to insert.
While holding INSERT/MONITOR button pressed, press
PAUSE/STILL button. The INSERT indicator lights and the
Camcorder enters the Insert edit mode with the scene at
which the Camcorder is aimed appearing on the screen for
monitoring.
When the tape reaches the preset edit-out point during the
editing operation, it may stop slightly before or after the
designated point on the tape.
Only video signals are recorded in the Insert edit mode. When
the sound is to be recorded, press the AUDIO DUB and
PAUSEfSTILL buttons simultaneously in the Insert pause mode.
When INSERTIMONITOR and PAUSEfSTILL buttons are pressed
simultaneously again, the unit reenters the Insert edit mode.
Tape dubbing
Connection
1. Set the EDIT ON/OFF switch to ON.
2. Connect the AV OUT connector of the Camcorder to the AV IN connector of the video recorder using the AV output cable SBC5505 (supplied).
3. Connect a television to the video recorder to monitor the picture while dubbing.
Operation
• Put the Camcorder in the Play mode and the connected recorder in the Record mode to copy the recording. To edit out unwanted material,
press the recorder's PAUSE/STILL button.
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