Using The Ramp Function - Sony SRW-1 Operation Manual

4 Press the PLAY button to start playback.
You can check the slow or quick motion effect at the
target frame frequency of 23.98PsF. The timecode
advances from 0 to 23 frames per second. You can also
review the recording by using simple playback without
checking the slow or quick motion effect.
For more information about simple playback, see "To
perform simple playback without checking motion
effects" (page 87).
Notes
• Audio cannot be recorded normally when SR
Motion is used for shooting.
• When FRM is set to a value larger than one,
recording to the tape proceeds in starts and stops,
because data is recorded only when a certain amount
has been accumulated in the unit's internal memory.
Formats available for Interval Frame
shooting
Note
The 4:4:4 format is not available when the scan method is
progressive and the target frame frequency is 50 Hz or
higher.
94
7-3 Interval Frame Function
A/B: Connection with two coaxial cables, HD SDI A/B
A: Connection with one coaxial cable, HD SDI A
*: Not available
Select FPS FRAME
setting (target
frame
FPS
frequency)
FORMAT
(system
frame
frequency)
VTR 23.98 23.98
24 24
25 24
25
29.97 23.98
29.97
30 24
25
50 24
25
50
59.94 23.98
29.97
59.94
60 24
25
50
Off 23.98
24
25
29.97
50
59.94

7-3-3 Using the Ramp Function

The Ramp function allows you to achieve speed variations
by changing the frame frequency (FRM) in Interval Frame
recording.
There are two Ramp modes: manual mode, in which you
specify upper and lower limits and manually vary the
speed within that range, and auto mode, in which you
specify start and end frames and a duration, and allow the
unit to vary the speed automatically according to preset
rules.
Proceed as follows to set up the Ramp function.
1
In the SYSTEM Setup menu, select EDIT >RAMP.
A setting window opens.
SIGNAL (signal format)
4:2:2 4:4:4 SQ 4:4:4 HQ
(YCbCr) (RGB) (RGB)
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A/B * *
A/B * *
A/B * *
A/B
* *
A/B * *
A/B * *
A/B * *
A/B * *
A/B
* *
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A A/B A/B
A/B
* *
A/B (F23 * *
only)