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Dynamic Tracking (DT)') for variable-speed editing
If your player supports dynamic tracking, you can edit freeze frame os variable
speed playhack.
GP12) output
You can output trigger signals to control external equipment when you execute an
edit.
Edit Decision List
You can register data for up to 100 edits in an edit decision list (EDL) stored in the
unit's internal memory (internal EDL mode). Interna1 EDL data can be recalled
and changed at any time. It remains in the unit's internal memory for at least 100
hours after the power is turned off (provided that the unit has been powered on for
at least two hours). To save edit data permanently, you can connect a personal
computes os other external 110 device. You can also choose to output edit data to
the external 110 device each time you execute an automatic edit (external EDL.
mode).
Reference video signals for precise synchronization
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The unit can use reference video signals for precise synchronization If you set the
75-ohm terminator switch to OFF, refetence video signal input can he output to
other equipment using a T connector
Start delay measurement
The unit aiitomatically measures the amount of time which a connected VTR
requires to achieve stahle tape movement after receiving a start command
Information for each VTR is stored in the unit's internal memory It remains
available for at least 100 hours after the unit is turned off (provided that the unit
has been powered on for at least two hours)
Easy setup and initialization
Slide switches ate available on the front panel for easy setting and selection oftime
codes, CTL counts, prerol13) times, and synchronization modes Less frequently
used settings are made using the semch dials and a setup menu.
Error messages
The unit alerts you to mistaken operations with a warning sound and a concise
error message.
Rack mounting
With the RMM-500 control panel mount adaptor, you can mount this unit in a
standard EIA4) 19-inch rack or editing operation desk.
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DT is a t~ademark of Sony Corporation
4) EIA: Electionic Industries Association
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GPI: General Purpose Interface
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Preioll: An operation in which a VTR begins to run
its tape from a point a few seconds in advance of the
edit IN point, enabling the tape to reach a steady
speed at the edit IN point and to synchionize with
other video tapes
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