Repairing And Connecting Clips - Panasonic P2HD AG-HPG20 Operating Instructions Manual

Repairing and connecting clips

Repairing defective clips
The defective clip indicator (yellow
in order to indicate that there is a problem in the
clip such as the power having been suddenly cut
off while it was being recorded. You can repair
problem clips by proceeding as follows.
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Display the thumbnail display screen.

Select the clip to be repaired.

Press [MENU/MODE CHK].

Using , and , select "OPERATION"
– "REPAIR CLIP", and press
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Select "YES", and press
• It is not possible to repair clips with some types
of damage. These kinds of clips are identified by
the red .
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) appears In some cases, clips recorded on a multiple
X
number of P2 cards may not be recognized as
a single continuous clip and may be recognized
as an incomplete clip (
times like this you can use the connecting function
to restore the "incomplete" clip to a continuous
(originally connected) clip.
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A clip is recognized as incomplete when:
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Connecting incomplete clips
indicator) instead. At
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Display the thumbnail display screen.
Select the incomplete clip to be connected.
Press [MENU/MODE CHK].
Using , and , select "OPERATION"
– "RE-CONNECTION", and press
Select "YES", and press
A clip recorded on a multiple number of P2 cards
has been copied separately from one card and
then from another or other cards.
A clip recorded on a multiple number of cards
has first been copied separately from one card
and then from another or other cards onto a hard
drive and then written back onto the P2 cards.
A long clip lasting more than 5 minutes in the
AVC-Intra100 or DVCPRO HD format (10 or
so minutes in the AVC-Intra50 or DVCPRO50
format, or 20 or so minutes in the DVCPRO or
DV format) has first been copied to a hard drive
and then written back onto the P2 cards.
Normally, thumbnails with the incomplete clip
indicator are displayed side by side.
If only parts of incomplete clips separated into 3
or more have been connected, the incomplete
clip indicators will remain on the screen until
all the clips which make up the original clip are
connected.
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