Recording Ain Audio Source - Aiwa AV-D35 Manual De Instrucciones

TO PLAY A DVD RECORDED IN DOLBY
DIGITAL SURROUND
This receiver has the 5.1 INPUT connectors supporting Dolby
Digital decoder with the 5.1 ch output terminals. When a DVD
player that contains a Dolby Digital decoder is connected to the
receiver, you can enjoy theater-quality audio right in your home
when playing discs recorded in Dolby Digital Surround.
1 Turn the FUNCTION selector to select the VIDEO
l/DVD/MD function.
3 Start playing the DVD recorded
in Dolby Digital
Surround.
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* The 5.1 CH function is automatically canceled and the VIDEO
1, DVD or MD function is selected:
- when the Dolby Pro Logic is turned on
- when headphones are plugged in
The 5.1 CH function cannot be selected while headphones are
plugged in.
RECORDING AN AUDIO SOURCE
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1
ENTER
1
2
3
TAPE MC)NITOR MULTIJOG
Select the program source to be recolrded.
Turn the FUNCTION selector.
Set the tape deck or MD recorder to the recording
mode.
Start the selected program source.
To monitor recorded sound during recording (when thle
connected tape deck is a three-head systemk)
Press the TAPE MONITOR button. "TAPE ON" appears on the
display for four seconds, and then the source name selected in
step 1 comes back on. To cancel the tape monitor, press it again
so that "TAPE OFF" appears.
m
Any sound control system has no effect on recording (see page
8).
c Input sound through the 5.1 INPUT terminals cannot be
recorded. When recording the sound from the DVD player,
connect the AUDIO OUT (DOWN MIXING) terminals of the DVD
player to the VIDEO l/DVD/MD AUDIO IN terminids of the unit,
When recording sources by the MD recorder ccmnectecl to the
VIDEO l/DVD/MD AUDIO OUT terminals, first press the
ENTER button tc)display VIDEO 1, and turn the MULTI ,JOGto
select VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3. Then select the source (W or \/3
should be displayed).
Recording cannot be done while the V1 indication is displayed
on the window.
Input sound from the tape deck connected to the TAF'E
MONITOR IN terminals cannot be recorded.