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Setting Edit Points
Set the IN and OUT points for the recorder and player. When you execute a cut edit,
playback between the player's IN and OUT points is recorded between the
recorder's IN and OUT points. To set an edit point, search for the desired scene
while viewing player or recorder playback on the monitor. At the desired scene, stop
the playback and set the IN point to the tape position shown in the time counter.
Searching for a scene on the tape
While viewing player or recorder playback on the monitor, use the search dials and
the buttons in the player and recorder operation control sections to search for the
desired scene. They control VTR tape movement remotely, just like VTR's own
controls (see Chapter 2 "Names and Functions of Parts").
Player operation control section
Recorder operation control section
Reverse playback (
\ Forward playback
(<4 indicator lights)
(> indicator lights)
e Rotate without pushing in for shuttle mode: Plays
back the tape in the forward or reverse directions, at
speeds up to +10 times normal speed or +16 times
normal speed, depending on the rotation angle and
the setting of setup menu item SEtUP-30.
The
center position, where you feel a click, gives a still
picture.
Push in and rotate for jog mode: Plays back the tape
in the forward or reverse directions, at speeds up to
+3 times normal speed, depending on the direction
and speed of rotation. A still picture is displayed
when you stop rotating the dial.
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Player and recorder operation control sections
The range of search dial playback speeds may differ for some VTRs.
To view a still picture at the desired scene
During normal playback: Press the STILL button.
During shuttle mode playback: Return the search dial to the center position where
it clicks.
During jog mode playback: Stop rotating the search dial.
If still playback continues beyond a certain time
The connected VTR may automatically cancel still playback. To resume still
playback, press the STILL button on this unit.
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