Returning To A Preomarked Position - Canon VIXIA HV40 Instruction Manual

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6 Press _ ,
O appears. Note t hat i fthe joystick
guide a ppears onthe screen, itwill
conceal the O icon. Press (_[_) t o
hide t he joystick guide.
* In mode, select [_÷PLAY/
OUT S ETUP] instead.
TO ADJUST THE VOLUME OF THE HEADPNONES
In mode, adjust the volume of
the headphones with the [PHONES VOL]
setting (Q:] 43). In mode, use
the joystick and the joystick guide
following the same procedure as when
adjusting the speaker's volume.
o Do not connect the headphones to the AV/O
terminal if the C } icon does not appear on the
screen. If you connect the headphones while
the terminal is set to AV output only noise will
be output.
o When using headphones, make sure to lower
the volume to an appropriate Jevel.
o The sound of the built+in speaker will be
muted when you close the LCD panel, when
you connect the stereo video came to the
AV/_d) terminal or when the AV/O terminal is
set to [_ PHONES].
o Use commercially available headphones with
a O 3+5 mm minijack.
o When you turn off the camcorder, the
[AV/PHONES] setting in mode will
return to [_ AV].
o The volume of the headphones cannot be
adjusted while recording.
Returning te a Pre+marked Pes+tien
If you wish to return to a particular scene
later, mark the point with the zero set
memory and the tape will stop at that
point when you rewindlfast forward the
tape.
(C[] 12)
1 Wh++e record+rig or during p+ayback,
press
[ZERO SET MEMORY] On
the
w+re+ess eontro++er at the po+nt you
w+sh to return to +ater,
, The time code changes to
"0:00:00 m'+.
, Press IZERQSE!P+!E_#ORYI again to
cancel the memory.
2 If you marked the zero memory
wh+le record+rig, set the camcorder
to mode. If you marked
the zero memory dur+ng p+ayback,
press [_,
3 Press {_ to +ocate the zero mark,
, If the tape counter shows a negative
number, press _ instead.
, _ appears and the camcorder
rewindslfast forwards the tape.
, The tape stops at or near the zero
mark, _ disappears and the correct
time code will be displayed again.
If there are blank sections between recordings
or sections recorded in different standards
(HDV/DV) on the same tape, the zero set
memory may not work correctly.
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