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A-1 Messages
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When you are editing in the Edit mode, one of the messages in the table
below may appear below the edit stamp. If a message is displayed, you
cannot continue editing, so read the descriptions here and correct the
problem.
Editing status
Message
Using effects
Effect Transition Is Too
Long
RECORDER And
PLAYER Are Using the
Same Port
PLAYER Is NOT Local
RECORDER Video/
Audio Ends During
Effect Transition
RECORDER Video
Ends During Effect
Transition
RECORDER Audio
Ends During Effect
Transition
Using EXT1 or
Specified Source
EXT2
Material Is For Ext Port
Cassette Out on Player
Using EXT1, EXT2,
Not Enough Preroll
or effects
Space Or Too Short
Preroll Time
Unload R1(R2)
Material
Recorder IN Point Is
Out Of Range
While editing
Destination Material
Not Found → Press 1st
Edit
V/A Offset Is Different
Between RECORDER/
PLAYER
*1
Editing is possible despite the presence of this message.
Description
A transition interval longer than the
edit interval has been set, or a
transition longer than 10 seconds
has been set.
The same port has been specified
as the PLAYER and the
RECORDER.
Player is Remote when previewing
the edit entered for the effect.
The end of the destination material
is within the transition interval.*
The end of the destination material
is within the transition interval.
1
(Video)*
The end of the destination material
is within the transition interval.
(Audio)*
1
EXT1 or EXT2 material is specified
for the source material name, or
internal port has been selected as
the PLAYER.
No cassette is in the EXT1 or EXT2
device.
At the specified edit point, the
preroll interval cannot be acquired
for the length specified in the MAV-
777 Basic menu item 001: Preroll
Time, or Preroll Time has been set
to zero in the MAV-777 Basic menu
item 001: Preroll Time.
Material is loaded on the recorder
port of the RECORDER.
Recorder IN point has been
specified outside the destination
material.
$EditResultMaterial cannot be
found in the Audio Channel mode.
Video and audio offsets are
different on the player and the
recorder.
A-1 (E)
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