User manual ADS TECH PYRO AV LINK

[. . . ] 8 Dub video from an Analog device to a Digital recorder or from a Digital deck or camcorder to an Analog video tape machine . ADS Technologies respects the rights of copyright owners and asks that you do the same. The Copy Right Act gives owners of copyrights the exclusive right to reproduce and prepare derivative works as well as to publicly perform, display and distribute their works. This means that you must obtain permission to engage in any of these activities when using works that are copyrighted by another person. [. . . ] note: Each video editing software program will offer a slightly different method for exporting video. Some software will allow export from timeline without rendering the video and others will require that you "Save" your video and then "Print to Tape". Please check the user guide for your video editing software to learn how to export video. If you want to export from your video editor to a digital camcorder, you can accomplish this by connecting the camcorder directly to the 1394 port. However, you can also use the PYRO A/V Link as your 1394 connection and export DV through the A/V Link and into your digital camcorder. The setup is the same as if you used A/V Link as your Digital camcorder capture connection. ) Connect a 4 pin to 4 pin DV cable between the DV In/Out connection on your digital camcorder to the 4 Pin DV In/Out port on the PYRO A/V Link. ) Start your Video Editing software, Use the export or Print to Tape function in the software to export video from your computer and record in the digital camcorder. PYRO A/V Link can operate as a stand a lone conversion device between analog and digital recording devices. This means you can convert analog content into DV content via a direct conversion to a DV deck or a Digital camcorder without connecting either device to a computer ) Connect the RCA audio and video cables between your analog video device and the RCA audio and video inputs on the front of the PYRO A/V Link unit. ) Use the S-VHS or Component video inputs if your analog video device has these connections for the best possible video quality. ) Use a 6 Pin to 4 Pin 1394 cable to connect from the A/V Link to your digital camcorder or DV deck. Connect the 6 pin end of the cable to the 6 pin 1394 connector on the rear of the PYRO A/V unit and connect the 4 pin end to your digital camcorder or DV Deck. ) Press the RECORD button on your digital camcorder or DV deck just before pressing the PLAY button on your analog video device (VCR or Camcorder). You can easily connect a TV to the audio video output jacks on the PYRO A/V Link to monitor your video dubbing process. ) Connect an RCA or S-VHS video cable between the PYRO A/V Link and your TV RCA or S-VHS Video input jacks. ) Connect Right and Left audio cable between the PYRO A/V Link Right and Left audio jacks and your TV audio inputs. If you have a digital camcorder you can use the PYRO A/V Link to convert the digital content into an analog video signal so it can be recorded on your VCR. ) Connect your digital camcorder or DV deck to the 4 pin DV In jack on the front of the PYRO A/V Link. ) Connect a video cable from the RCA or S-VHS OUT jacks on the back of the PYRO A/V Link and into an external video input (RCA or S-VHS) on your VCR Note: S-VHS provides a higher quality video recording than an RCA cable. ) Connect an audio cable to the Left and Right RCA audio OUT jacks on the back of the PYRO A/V Link to the external audio inputs (RCA) on your VCR. Note: If you are recording back to a camcorder, you may need to use the cables provide by the camcorder manufacturer. [. . . ] If you purchased the product directly from ADS please see the "Terms and Conditions of Sale" on the reverse side of your sales invoice. Call our Technical Support department at (562) 926-4338 to obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Ship the product to the ADS factory with the RMA number marked on the inside and outside of the package. If there is no RMA number on the package or the RMA number has expired, the shipment will be refused. [. . . ]