Sony DSC-1024HD Instructions Manual page 20

Connection example
Personal
computer,
workstation
etc.
VIDEO 1 IN
REF
The output NTSC or PAL signal can be synchronized using the
black burst signal input from a signal generator, etc. as a
reference signal (gen-lock).
This enables smooth editing without transition noise when
multiple video sources are used.
Activating the generator lock
Input the reference signal which corresponds with the
1
output signal format (NTSC or PAL) from the editor or
signal generator to the VIDEO 1 IN REF connector.
2 Press the MENU button twice.
The MENU 2 screen appears.
Press the button to move the cursor
3
GEN LOCK, and press the ENTER button.
The GEN LOCK screen appears
44
Black burst signal
Editing switcher
VIDEO 3 IN
to
Betacam SP video cassette
recorder (for playback)
Betacam SP video cassette
recorder (for recording)
VIDEO OUT
4 Press the button to move the cursor
ON, and press the ENTER button.
The gen-lock is activated for the signal output from this
unit and the GEN-LOCK indicator on the front panel
lights.
When the converter is turned on or the input mode is
changed, "GEN LOCK MODE" appears on the screen.
To deactivate the generator lock
Repeat steps 1 to 3 above, then set GEN LOCK to OFF in step
4. The GEN-LOCK indicator on the front panel turns off.
PBffH
If you select GEN LOCK on the MENU 2 screen with no
reference signal input, "NO REFERENCE" appears on the
screen.
"WRONG REFERENCE" will appear when the reference
signal format does not correspond with the input signal
format.
The RGB/component output is recommended for editing. If
you use the composite video output, a frame synchronizer
may be needed to adjust the phase to the reference signal.
For the SC/H (Subcarrier to Horizontal) adjustment, see
page 46.
REF
VIDEO IN
REF
VIDEO IN
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