Will Aiwa HV-MX1 Playback Extended Play (EP) Speed?

Manual only states "will play PAL signal on Standard Play (SP) or Long Play (LP) modes".

Anonymous Jan 08, 2013

Unfortunately, I do not have the Aiwa HV-MX1 VCR to try, I'm looking to buy one, but before I must be sure it will playback on EP mode. The manual does not seem absolute. It was translated into many languages and English was not the original one, but Japanese.
Anonymous Jan 08, 2013

Thanks for any assistance. Thanks for any assistance.

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Probably not then, but you could try a tape recorded at EP.

Posted on Jan 06, 2013

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: aiwa mx100 (al system vcr)

if your vcr is a multisystem, select the proper system in your vcr for the video to be played. but if not, you cannot play your PAL in your NTSC vcr. good luck!

Posted on Feb 26, 2007

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Aiwa vcr HV-FX 7800k

If you are asking 'why ' does this VCR have 2 speeds, it is to help you locate a certain portion of the movie fast. If you are asking 'Does' this VCR have 2 speeds, the answer is YES.

Posted on Mar 29, 2007

Anonymous

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SOURCE: tape an catridge stuck

Hi,

locate the motor that powers the cassette carriage. If there is a worm gear in the mechanism, you must hand cycle somewhere between the motor and that gear. Once again, the shaft or pulley that comes out of the motor is usually the best place."

Here is the site which tells how to eject the caste when it is stuck.

Goodluck,
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Posted on Feb 08, 2008

Anonymous

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SOURCE: AIWA VCR model HV-MX1problem

with the unit unplugged take the case off and look on both sides of where the front of the tape would set, you will see two towers, one is a light and the other a receiver,check to see they are plugged in and not obstructed.Also there is a switch that the tape pushes when its all the way in which might be stuck,click it a couple times with your finger.This might help, there are other more complicated things which could cause this problem but mechanical problems are more likely.

Posted on Jan 15, 2009

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Aiwa HV-MX1: tape won't eject from VCR and it switches off.

Turn over the VCR. Unscrew the base. You will see the 3 belts. Turn the rightmost belt clockwise or anticlockwise (don't remember) but you will see the tape hold mechanism moving down. Once it is all the way down, you can eject the tape out.

You may need to replace one or all 3 belts. This is being caused by belts being loose.

hope this helps.

Posted on Apr 09, 2010

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