Sony GV-HD700E User Manual

• When you record the picture from a tape 

recorded in the HDV and DV formats by setting 
[HDV/DV SEL] to [AUTO], the picture and 
sound are temporarily interrupted when the 
signal switches between the HDV and DV 
formats.

• To record the part recorded in the HDV format 

on the tape in the HDV and DV formats, set 
[HDV/DV SEL] to [HDV] on the VCR. To 
record the part recorded in the DV format, set 
[HDV/DV SEL] to [DV] on the VCR (p. 56). 
The rest of the parts recorded in the undefined 
format will remain unrecorded then.

• When you also use the another GV-HD700/1, 

GV-HD700E/1 for playback, set [HDV/DV 
SEL] to [AUTO] on the GV-HD700/1, GV-
HD700E/1 for playback as well.

• Note the following when connecting with an 

i.LINK cable:
– During recording, the color of the display may 

look uneven. However, this does not affect 
the recorded picture.

– The recorded picture becomes rough when a 

picture is paused on the devices for playback 
while recording to the VCR.

– If you restart recording after pausing or 

stopping the VCR, the picture may not be 
recorded smoothly.

– Data codes (date/time/camera settings data) 

may not be recorded depending on the 
connected device or application.

– You cannot record the picture and sound 

separately.

• When recording is performed using the Remote 

Commander, the other VCR may malfunction. 
In this case, change the commander code to 
other than VTR2 on the other VCR or cover the 
sensor of the other VCR with black paper.

• If you use the fast forward or the slow playback 

function on the VCR when connecting with an 
A/V connecting cable with S VIDEO, the 
picture being recorded may fluctuate.

You can locate a desired scene on the tape 
using the Remote Commander.

 

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• For more details about the Remote Commander, 

see page 22, 93.

During playback, press ZERO 
SET MEMORY 4 at a point you 
want to locate later on.

The tape counter displays “0:00:00” and 

 appears on the screen.

If the tape counter is not displayed, 
press DISPLAY 3.

Press STOP 7 when you want to 
stop playback.