Changing Thumbnails; Shot Mark - Panasonic AG-HPX301E Operating Instructions Manual

Changing thumbnails

It is possible to replace thumbnails with images that
include previously attached text memos while images are
recorded or played back.
1
 Addtextmemostoimagesthatyouintendto
change.
• F or details on how to add text memos, refer to
[Text Memo Recording Function] (page 42).
2
 SelectTHUMBNAILTEXTMEMOCLIPSto
displaythumbnailsoftheclipswithtextmemos.
3
 Placethepointerontheclipofthethumbnail
thatyouintendtochange,andthenpress
SETbutton.Movethepointertothetextmemo
displayonthelowerrow.
4
 Selectthethumbnailthatyouintendto
replace,placethepointeronit,andthenselect
OPERATIONEXCH.THUMBNAILonthe
thumbnailmenu.
5
 PressSETbutton.WhentheYES/NO
confirmationwindowisdisplayed,selectYES
byusingthecursorbuttonandtheSETbutton.
• T he menu closes and the thumbnail for the clip is
replaced.
 NOTE
Display clip properties by selecting PROPERTY  CLIP
PROPERTY on the thumbnail menu to confirm the position of
the thumbnail (the number of frames from the top of the
clip). Since thumbnails come generally from the top of the clip,
"0" is displayed.

Shot Mark

A shot mark can be added to a clip thumbnail to
distinguish this clip from other clips.
1
 PresstheTHUMBNAILbutton.
• T he thumbnail screen appears on the LCD
monitor.
2
 Usethecursorbuttonstomovethepointer
overthecliptowhichyouwanttoattachashot
mark.
3
 PresstheUSERbuttonorRETbuttontowhich
theshotmarkfunctionhasbeenassigned.
• T his adds a shot mark to the thumbnail of the
clip at the pointer position.
To delete a shot mark, place the pointer on the
clip a second time and press the USER button or
RET button to which the shot mark function has
been assigned.
USERMAIN,USER1andUSERbuttons
 NOTE
• A shot mark can be attached during recording.
• A dding shot marks after recording stops, attaches the shot
mark to the most recently recorded clip.
Please refer to [Shot Marker (SHOT MARK) Recording Function]
(page 42) for more information.
• W hen adding a shot mark to (or deleting the shot mark from)
a clip recorded across multiple P2 cards, do this with all
these P2 cards inserted into P2 card slots.
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