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1-3 Overview of Edit Data Management
Source
Destination
Destination Material
One of the features of the control panel is its ability to manage multiple edit
points, allowing recordings to be modified (through retouch editing) from
the control panel. The control panel manages data equivalent to one edit cut
as one page. The following are recorded on one page: IN and OUT points
for original edit material (referred to below as source material), IN and
OUT points for edit destination material (referred to below as destination
material), and the source material name and page number.
SRC. IN
DST. IN
A stack of pages for the same destination material is called a program. Page
numbers indicate the sequence of edit cuts in the destination material. By
tracing the contents of pages according to page number sequence, you can
reproduce the contents of the destination material from the beginning.
Because one page corresponds to an edit cut in the destination material, the
page number and overlap section of edit point data may change after
editing.
In the following diagram, the source material numbers indicate the editing
sequence, but the pages are arranged in the time sequence of the destination
material.
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Source Materials
Once editing is complete, you can immediately call up pages for
modification. There is no need to play through the entire recording, as is
the case with ordinary linear editing. The control panel can only manage
one program at a time. A program is effective as long as a page is being
created or edited through continuous editing for a single destination
material. In other words, if you switch destination materials, the program
for the destination material that was being edited is cleared.
SRC. OUT
DST. OUT
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SRC. NAME
PAGE NO.
SRC. IN
DST. IN
SRC. OUT
DST. OUT
Edit Data Page
Program (Edit Data Pages)
SRC. NAME
PAGE NO.
SRC. IN
DST. IN
SRC. OUT
DST. OUT
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