Panasonic NV-HD600 VCR Manual
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regurgitated the following:
>Hiya,
>
>Does anyone out there have this same model VCR, or a similar unit in the
>NV-HDxxx series from Panasonic. The Remotes are pretty much consistent
>in design.
>
>My copy of the Manual was lost during a move a few years back. I need to
>know the section about setting it up to work with a NEC television set.
>There is a key on the remote labelled "TV Select". I vaguely recall it
>was something like pressing this key, along with a numbered key - this
>does not work.
>
>Any helpful suggestions?
You have to press "TV Select" and "0" simultaneously...
Great VCR, ain't it?
Thudd
> The LP NTSC stereo playback is a gem. The next unit I get will have NTSC
> recording as well.
Why? If you want to send tapes to mates in the US, let 'em buy pal
capable vcrs. They'd expect us to have ntsc vcrs, so fair's fair.
(feel free to ignore this, I'm just kinda curious).
Yeah, and it's a great vcr, ain't it? (I have the 680)
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regurgitated the following:
>Dean Hollister wrote:
>
>> The LP NTSC stereo playback is a gem. The next unit I get will have NTSC
>> recording as well.
>
>Why? If you want to send tapes to mates in the US, let 'em buy pal
>capable vcrs. They'd expect us to have ntsc vcrs, so fair's fair.
>(feel free to ignore this, I'm just kinda curious).
But do the latest US VCRs have PAL-playback capability?
Mic Cullen
have written:
[snips]
>> The LP NTSC stereo playback is a gem. The next unit I get will have NTSC
>> recording as well.
>
>Why? If you want to send tapes to mates in the US, let 'em buy pal
>capable vcrs. They'd expect us to have ntsc vcrs, so fair's fair.
Can they, though? I doubt it. (I bought an NTSC recording VCR for just this
purpose.)
Have a good one,
Mic. (Return address will work as is...)
Love may be blind, but marriage is a eye-opener.
Tony Lai
I bought this VCR and that's to boot LD's. Also it boot's DVD
just fine. And VHS is astoundingly good when used with excellent
masters. And LD/DVD is great mastering material.
T.
D.T
To use NEC TV you need to press TV Select & 0 (Zero)
On Sun, 21 Feb 1999 00:04:58 +0800, Dean Hollister <de...@mushka.cx>
wrote:
>Hiya,
>
>Does anyone out there have this same model VCR, or a similar unit in the
>NV-HDxxx series from Panasonic. The Remotes are pretty much consistent
>in design.
>
>My copy of the Manual was lost during a move a few years back. I need to
>know the section about setting it up to work with a NEC television set.
>There is a key on the remote labelled "TV Select". I vaguely recall it
>was something like pressing this key, along with a numbered key - this
>does not work.
>
>Any helpful suggestions?
>
>d.
Steve Ulrich
I have the nv-670 and whilst it records ntsc, it doesnt come out that crash
hot even with a dvd master. Apart from that (and a niggling thing of not
being able to edit an existing vcr program entry) its a great vcr. Inside
it even has a neat little modular design with pull out pcbs...
Cheers
Steve
Tony Lai wrote in message <36d0c...@news.ign.com.au>...
Anthony Horan
<sul...@onaustralia.com.au> wrote:
>I have the nv-670 and whilst it records ntsc, it doesnt come out that crash
>hot even with a dvd master.
I've never seen an domestic PAL/NTSC VHS deck that does perfect NTSC
recording. I'd guess it'd have something to do with the manufacturer's
need to compromise in terms of head alignment to handle the NTSC
format while still delivering a spot-on PAL picture (which it does; I
have the NV-620mk2, the same thing except it's without jog/shuttle,
has a better remote layout and only comes in burnished silver :)
- Anthony
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