Index Search. Philips VRX442, VRX462, VCR 462

48 Index Search

When you make a recording, the VCR automatically places an index code at the beginning of the recording. Essentially, an index code is a type of “bookmark” for your tape. This feature is useful if you have several different programs recorded on a single tape.

Fast forward or rewind to the next or previous index code on the tape by following the steps below.

3 Insert a tape.

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CBL/DSS VCR

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Press the VCR button.

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Make sure the VCR is in VCR position. (The VCR light will appear on the display panel when the VCR is in VCR position.) If the

VCR light does not appear, press the VCR/TV button once.

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Insert a tape in the VCR.

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Press the STOP button to stop tape playback, if necessary.

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Press the INDEX/VAR.(iable) SLOW buttons to fast forward or rewind to the next or previous index code on the

tape. Wait for the VCR to fast forward or rewind the tape.

When the index code is reached, tape playback will begin.

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REMOTE LOCATOR

Helpful Hint

• The VCR does not place an index code at the point where a recording is paused, then resumed.

Multi-Channel Television Sound System (VRX462 only) 49

If a tape is recorded in stereo, the VRX462 will play the tape in stereo. If a TV program is broadcast in stereo, the VRX462 will receive the program in stereo. (You must program the VCR and make the appropriate stereo hookups. Details are on pages 50 -

51.)

These features are not available with the VRX442.

Your VRX462 will do several additional things.

• Second Audio You can program your VCR so that you can hear a program that is being broadcast in second audio or a tape that was recorded in second audio. (A second audio broadcast is usually a program in a second language.) Follow the steps on page 50.

• Hi-Fi Stereo Playback You can program your VCR to play a tape in Hi-Fi (high fidelity) stereo. Follow the steps on page 51.

• Hi-Fi Stereo Recording You can program your VCR to receive and record a program broadcast in Hi-Fi stereo. Follow the steps on page 50.

Study the information below to familiarize yourself with your

VCR’s stereo, second audio, and Hi-Fi stereo options. Then go to page 50 to receive or record a program in stereo or second audio, or to page 51 to play a tape in Hi-Fi stereo.

Receiving a Stereo Broadcast

When a TV program is being broadcast in stereo, the ST (Stereo) light will appear on the display panel. This light means a stereo broadcast is available. You still have to program your VCR to receive the stereo broadcast. To receive and record a program broadcast in stereo, follow the steps on page 50.

Receiving a Second Audio Program

If a program is being broadcast in second audio, the SAP (Second

Audio Program) light will appear on the display panel. This light means a second audio program is available. You still have to program your VCR to receive the second audio program. To receive and record a program broadcast in second audio, follow the steps on page 50.

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