Video Processor  (150-1962)       Features             Faxback Doc. # 16805

Your new Radio Shack Video Processor is designed to maintain sharpness and
color quality when you copy your home videos. This processor lets you
create high-quality copies of non-copyrighted material for your personal
video library.

The video processor's controls let you adjust the picture's color and
maintain the picture's sharpness and clarity. It also has an audio control
that lets you adjust the sound level on your copies.

NOTE:  Your video processor only operates with VCRs that have separate
       audio and video inputs and outputs. Consult your VCR's Owner's
       Manual before installing the video processor.


Two video cables with phono plugs, such as Radio Shack Cat. No. 15-1538.

NOTE:  Do not use standard audio cables to connect video components.  Doing
       so greatly degrades the video signal.

       Two audio cables with phono plugs, such as Cat. No. 42-2366.

Your video processor has the following controls:

  AUDIO - sets audio dubbing volume level. The center position maintains
          the same level.  Rotate the control clockwise to increase the
          level, or counterclockwise to decrease it.

   TINT - adjusts the video's color. The center position has no effect on
          color.  Rotate the control counterclockwise to shift the colors
          toward red, or clockwise to shift the colors toward blue/green.

  COLOR - adjusts the video's color saturation. The center position has no
          effect on color. Rotate the control clockwise to increase the
          color saturation, or counterclockwise to decrease it.

ENHANCE - preserves the original video's sharp detail, and might even
          increase the video's sharpness. Adjust this control to the
          position that provides the best end result.


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