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Editing Features
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Press (PAUSE) to start Audio Dubbing. �A.DUB � indication appears. � Connect the Palmcorder to the TV in order to monitor the sound. (p. 33)
To listen to the desired audio sound, set the AUDIO setting of the VCR mode MENU (Menu OSD: p. 61) as follows: AUDIO:The following selections are available for 12 bit AUDIO dubbed recordings only (sound recorded in SP mode only). ST 1 ST 2 MIX Set this position to listen to the original sound. Set this position to listen to the audio dubbed sound. Set this position to listen to both the original sound and the audio dubbed sound. Only NTSC (National Television Standards Committee) recorded tapes can be audio dubbed. The following screen appears if the tape was not recorded in NTSC format.
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Press (PAUSE) to stop Audio Dubbing.
Note
� 16 bit dubbed sound completely erases the original 16 bit recorded sound. � If you dubbed using 12 bit AUDIO recording and then selected AUDIO-MIX in the menu for playback, the sound will be stereo regardless of the AUDIO-OUT setting. � If you recorded in LP mode, you cannot use the A.DUB feature.
� If the microphone used for dubbing gets too near the speaker of your TV, a howling noise (feedback) may occur. � If the tape position is in or was started in a blank section, you cannot use the A.DUB feature.
