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01-20-2006, 07:44 AM

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Hi guys i have got a Sony trv33e and due to some problems in my area i would like to connect it up to my VHS player or DVD recorder and leave it running over night.

Ive got it connected up and running, however the problem is that if i leave the cam corder on it switches it self off into stand by (i assume this is so that if you forgot to turn the cam corder off the battery wouldnt run down)

I have looked in the manual but cant find anything, does anyone know how to turn this feature off?

Thanks in advance

Mike

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