Video Processor  (150-1962)         Operation          Faxback Doc. # 16807

The video processor's settings always affect the recorded picture.  When
you start to use the video processor, set all controls to their center
position.  Then refer to the description of each control to make
adjustments.

Make short trial recordings before you record a long selection.  Set the
controls, then record for about a minute.  Then stop recording and play the
copy to see the results.  If necessary, readjust the controls and try again
until you determine the best setting.

ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS

Recording with a Camera:  Connect the video processor between the camera's
output and the recording VCR's input.  This lets you adjust for color and
image accuracy while recording.  This is especially useful with older
cameras and portable VCRs.

Playing Back Videotapes: Connect the video processor between a playback VCR
or camcorder and a TV/monitor.  Use it to enhance the playback quality of
older tapes, rental tapes, poorly recorded originals, and second or third
generation copies.

Watching or Recording Off-the-Air Broadcasts: Connect the video processor
between two VCRs with the second VCR's output connected to a TV or monitor.
Use it to enhance images from the first VCR's tuner before recording onto
the second VCR, or while viewing on the screen.

Editing Videotapes: Enhance the source images as you record them.  Connect
the video processor between a camcorder or VCR for playback and a second
VCR for the recording. Connect the second VCR's output to a TV or monitor.

With Other Processors:  The video processor works well in combination
with other special effects generators and with switching devices. Connect
the video processor to the processing or accessory loop of the other unit,
if there is one. Otherwise, connect it just before the final recording or
viewing device.


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