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- From: wcl@tinbox.nsc.com (Wesley Lee)
- Subject: Re: VHS Hi-fi Question
- Message-ID: <1993Jan28.031958.8356@berlioz.nsc.com>
- Sender: wcl@tinbox (Wesley Lee)
- Organization: National Semiconductor Corporation
- References: <21776@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 03:19:58 GMT
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- In article <21776@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu>, matthews@eecs.ucdavis.edu (Thomas W. Matthews) writes:
- |> Are there any VHS Hi-fi tape decks that have separate audio inputs
- |> fo the Hi-fi tracks and the linear tracks? I suppose such a deck
- |> would be in the "professional" category and hence have four
- |> manual record level controls and four audio meters (or two audio
- |> meters and a switch). Where would I look for one of these?
- |>
- |> Tom Matthews
-
- Just a point of clarification. If you thinking of dubbing in HiFi audio onto a video
- tape, it can't be done, since the HiFi audio is embedded into the same portion of tape
- as the video. (I beleive the HiFi audio is recorded at a slightly different angle as
- the video.) You can, however, dub in LoFi stereo or mono if your VCR has an audio dub
- switch. This can be done because this audio is recorded on the outside edges of the tape
- away from the video. My Sony 696 as such a switch, however, it does not have any
- recording level controls.
-
- -Wesley Lee
-