The process is as follows:

1. Make sure all your devices are talking to each other. Set
tracking/picture sharpness settings so that you get the best quality picture
on the source video. The target video should have both of these set to the
central position.

2. Press play on the source video and start the sampling software so that it
is monitoring the sound. Adjust the volume, bass, trebel, and/or equalizer
settings so that the best sound is produced from the Amiga output.

3. Stop the source tape and rewind to the beginning of the section you want
to process. Start the target video on record and press play on your source
video. Now sit back and wait.

Notes:
If it makes any difference on the package you are using, set the sampling
frequency to it's highest setting.
If your sampler uses a battery, make sure you use Duracell and that it is
fully charged before you start. The quality of sampling diminishes with
even with a relatively full battery. If you want to process a particularly
long excerpt, try and use a transformer which produces exactly the same
current type (A/C) and voltage that the sampler requires.

N.B. If something blows up, don't blame me - I can't allow for peckerheads!

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