JVC HR-DVS3U Quick Reference Guide

This quick reference guide introduces how to record and playback VHS, S-VHS, and mini-DV tapes using the JVC HR-DVS3U VCR.


JVC HR-DVS3U Quick Reference Guide - cover page
Brand
JVC
Category
Video Player
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
414 KB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The guide explains how to dub an entire tape or selected scenes, showing the required dubbing direction, playback and record deck selections, and automatic rewinding. It also details how to import video from Mini‑DV or VHS/S‑VHS tapes into popular editing programs such as iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Premiere, and VideoStudio.

Additional sections describe using the deck as a media converter by connecting external studio equipment to the front or rear input jacks, exporting video to DV or VHS/S‑VHS tapes, and performing a live show without a computer. Controls such as the jog/shuttle wheel, channel selector, and menu options are also covered.

What's inside

  • Dubbing an Entire Tape
  • Dubbing a Scene or Part of a Tape
  • Importing from a Mini‑DV Tape into a Computer
  • Importing from a VHS/S‑VHS Tape into a Computer
  • Using the Deck as a Media Converter
  • Exporting
  • Live Show Without Using a Computer

Frequently asked questions

How do I dub an entire tape?

Select the dubbing direction, then press DUB for two seconds; the decks will automatically rewind and start dubbing.

How can I import a VHS/S‑VHS tape into a computer?

Insert the VHS or S‑VHS tape, open your editing program, set the device control to None, select S‑VHS, set the dubbing direction, and capture the footage.

How do I export video to a DV tape?

Make sure the channel is set to F‑1, select DV, press TOP PAUSE, and use your editing program’s export function to send the video to tape.

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