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Program Editing—To Edit Scenes in Succession
Changing the IN and OUT Points
To minimize the lag between the program and the edited
To change the IN point or the OUT point of a Cut, call up the point to be changed on the screen using the <=-PGM, PGMe>, and
tape
GOTO buttons. Then designate the desired point again.
It is inevitable that a lag occurs between the program and
the edited tape. There are three causes. One of them is that
the IN and OUT points are designated by the counter
Operation
readings. To minimize the lag by other two causes, we
suggest the following.
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© The IN and OUT points are set by the counter reading, and
J.) We recommend using the picture search to designate the
there is a lag between the playback picture and the
IN and OUT points.
counter reading of the player*.
Let's change the IN point of Cut 5 for example. When changing the IN/OUT point during programming,
skip step 1.
Press the PGM button.
The IN point of Cut 1 appears for
about 3 seconds, and then the
current counter of the player
appears.
¢ There is a lag at the start time or at the recording pause of
Perform the timing adjustment referring to the brochure:
Current counter of the player
flashing
the recorder.
How to use the "Timing Adjustment" section of the
Demonstration Tape — for more accurate recording of the
IN and OUT points during program editing.
Press the <= PGM or PGM >
button until the CUT IN
* There is no lag when you edit by the RC time code.
indication for Cut 5 appears.
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The IN point of Cut 5 appears for
Operating the Jog/Shuttle Dial
about 3 seconds, and then the
current counter of the player
The operation is the same for both the jog/shuttle dials of the PLAYER and RECORDER sections.
appears.
{f connection 4 (page 16) is used, you cannot use the jog/shuttle dial of the RECORDER to control the recorder.
Select the function using the SHUTTLE MODE selector at the rear.
Current counter
of the player
Press the GOTO button.
The player sends the original tape
to the IN point of Cut 5 and enters
playback pause mode.
Using the shuttle ring
Using the jog dial
+
A: When an infrared jog/
playback pause
shuttle remote control
=~
normal playback
A
unit is not supplied, or
You cannot use the jog
A
Locate and designate the
scene to be replaced as the IN
point of Cut 5, using the tape
transport buttons and jog/
shuttle dial of the PLAYER
section.
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|
0. ys, J I,
it is not available on
dial.
option to operate your
video equipment
: When an infrared jog/
playback pause
shuttle remote control | 1/5-speed reverse playback
x
1/5-speed playback | '0 reverse
to forward
unit is supplied, or it
| reverse playback
normal playback
@®
fast-reverse
fast-forward
playback (review)
playback (cue)
is available on option | X2-speed reverse playback
} X2-speed playback
to operate your video | fast-reverse playback
~"
fast-forward playback
equipment
(review)
(cue)
When you cannot set the recorder to the playback pause mode with the jog/shuttle dial, use the Ill button.
New IN point of Cut 5
Notes
How the player operates when the GOTO button is
To fast-forward or rewind the tape, set to FF/REW. When
The jog/shuttle dial may operate wrong in the following
« When the player or the recorder is slow to react to signals
pressed
the current position of the tape is close to the designated
cases.
from the remote control unit.
Using the MOVE MODE selector, you can select the tape
IN or OUT point, the player performs normal playback or
© When you turn the jog/shuttle dial too quickly.
* When you do not need to keep pressing the button of the
transport mode of the player when you press the GOTO
fast-forward/reverse playback.
The jog/shuttle dial may not be operative for the
remote control unit of the video equipment to do the
button. Set the MOVE MODE selector before pressing the
¢ To playback while fast-forwarding or reversing, set to
connections other than Connection 1. (page 10)
picture search.
GOTO button. When you edit by the RC time code, there
CUE/REV. When the current position of the tape is close
will be the lag of several frames at the stop position.
to the designated IN or OUT point, the player performs
normal playback.
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