Useful Playback Features; Playback Using Markers - Roland VR-5 Owner's Manual

Useful Playback Features

Playback Using Markers

Placing markers in a movie file lets you jump to a desired location in the file with single touch of a button. This feature is useful
when you want to skip unnecessary scenes and play only the scenes you want to view.
Markers can be placed only in movie files. Placing them in still image or audio files is not possible.
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1.
Place markers in the file.
Select the file where you want to place markers, then start playback. When you reach the location where you want to put a
marker, press the [MARK] button. Each time you press [MARK], a new marker will be added at that point.
* You can place up to 99 markers in a single file.
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When you want to set a marker location precisely, use the [PAUSE] button to pause playback, then use the [REW] and [FWD] buttons to find the
location for placing the marker.
2.
Jump to a marker location.
During playback or while paused, press the [PREV] or [NEXT] jump button. Pressing the [PREV] button jumps to the marker right
before the current position, and pressing the [NEXT] button jumps to the next marker after the current position. If playback is in
progress, then playback starts from the location of the marker you jumped to. If playback is paused, the image at the location of
the marker you jumped to appears in the [PLAYER] section of the SETUP/PREVIEW MONITOR.
* The marker feature cannot be used when playback has been stopped completely by pressing the [STOP] button.
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3.
Delete a marker.
To delete a placed marker, press the [CLEAR] button. This deletes the marker immediately before the current position.
* To view a list of your markers and selectively delete them, or to delete all markers at once, use the FILE UTILITY menu. Refer to "Editing Makers"
(p. 57).
Markers
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Performing Playback from an SD Card
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