Setting Separate Audio And Video In Points - Split Editing - Sony PVE-500 Operating Instructions Manual

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Chapter 6 Advanced Editing
Select the channel for insert editing.
Select the player.
3 Set the IN points for both player and recorder.
These IN points become the video IN points.
4 Press the AUDIO SPLIT button.
The button lights. The IN indicators above the player and recorder time
counters begin to flash.
5 Search for the scene where you wish to set the player's audio IN point. When
you find it, press the player IN button together with the ENTRY button.
A split audio IN point is set for the player.
The player IN indicator stops flashing and lights. The recorder IN indicator
goes out.
6 Press the AUDIO SPLIT button again.
The AUDIO SPLIT button starts flashing, to indicate that a split audio IN point
has been set.
7 Set the player or recorder OUT point.
The OUT point can be set and confirmed regardless of the state of the AUDIO
SPLIT button.
8 If necessary, conduct a preview.
9 Press the AUTO EDIT button to execute the edit.
To adjust a split audio IN point
Repeat steps 4 to 6.
You cannot adjust a split audio IN point unless the AUDIO SPLIT button is lit.
To display the offset of a split audio IN point
Verify that AUDIO SPLIT button is lit, then press the IN button together with the
OUT button.
The time counter of the VTR for which you set the split audio IN point displays the
difference between the split audio IN point and the video IN point.
Note on trimming IN and OUT points while the AUDIO SPLIT button is lit
It is not possible to use the [+] / [=] trim buttons to adjust split audio IN and video
OUT points simultaneously.
To use split IN points in A/B roll editing
Follow the procedure explained above, but be mindful of the following points.
e Source designations apply to both the FROM and TO sources.
e You can set split audio IN points for the FROM source or for the recorder, but
not for both.
e You need to set a transition time for effects.