Sony DCR-TRV260 Read This First Manual page 71

3
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select [ADJ TEST], then press the dial.
0 : 08 : 55 : 06
VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
CONTROL
ADJ TEST RETURN
"CUT–IN" EXECUTE
"CUT–OUT"
IR SETUP ENGAGE
PAUSEMODE REC PAUSE
IR TEST
RETURN
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4
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select [EXECUTE], then press the dial.
[EXECUTING] flashes and a picture (about
50 seconds long) with 5 [IN] and [OUT]
indicators each for adjusting
synchronization is recorded. [COMPLETE]
appears when the recording is finished.
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VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
CONTROL
ADJ TEST COMPLETE
"CUT–IN"
"CUT–OUT"
IR SETUP
PAUSEMODE
IR TEST
RETURN
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5
Rewind the tape on your VCR, then
play back in slow mode.
5 opening numbers for each [IN] and
closing numbers for each [OUT] appear.
6
Take a note of the opening numerical
value of each [IN] and the closing
number value of each [OUT], then
calculate the average numerical value
for each [IN] and [OUT].
7
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select ["CUT-IN"], then press the dial.
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VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
CONTROL
ADJ TEST
"CUT–IN" 0
"CUT–OUT"
IR SETUP
PAUSEMODE
IR TEST
RETURN
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8
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select the average numerical value of
[IN], then press the dial.
The calculated start position for recording
is set.
9
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select ["CUT-OUT"], then press the
dial.
0 : 08 : 55 : 06
VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
CONTROL
ADJ TEST
"CUT–IN"
"CUT–OUT" 0
IR SETUP
PAUSEMODE
IR TEST
RETURN
[ MENU ] : END
10
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select the average numerical value of
[OUT], then press the dial.
The calculated stop position for recording is
set.
11
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select [ RETURN], then press the
dial.
Recording the selected scenes as
programs
When you are performing digital program
editing for the first time to a tape in a VCR,
go through the procedures described in Steps
1 and 2 (p. 69 to p. 70) beforehand.
1
Prepare a cassette.
Insert a tape to be played back into the
camcorder.
Insert a cassette for recording into your
VCR.
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Dubbing/Editing