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• Each time you press a key, a cut jump is carried out as shown by
in the figure below.
• As an exception, when the last cut in a file is displayed, pressing the [
key jumps to the end of the file. When at the beginning of the file,
pressing the [ ?b ] key jumps to the cut point that is closest to the end of
the file.
?b
2
NOTE
• If you press the [ B? ] and [ ?b ] keys simultaneously, the indicator or indicators
light for the channel specification keys corresponding to the channel used for
the immediately previous cut jump (the channel(s) on which the cut point was
found). For example, using the cut jump function when channel A1 is
specified causes the A1, A2, and A3 channel indicators to light when cut
points are found on channels A1, A2, and A3 channel indicators. This
operation allows you to check the channel on which the cut point of the
current cue up position is located.
• When the MAV-555 is used in a 2 in/2 out configuration and the file being
recorded on the BG port has been opened for playback on another port, the
[ B? ] key cannot be used to control the cut jump function on the playback
port. (It is only possible to cue to the beginning of the file by pressing the
[ ?b ] key.)
Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/Nonlinear Editing
When the [ B? ] key is pressed
Current position
1
B?
B?
3
When the [ ?b ] key is pressed
Current position
?b
1
3
?b
1 to 3
B? ]
Exception
B?
2
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