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On Recording
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Audio sources when recording
The Memory Card Video Recorder can record up to four
audio channels (Audio1, , , and 4).
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Pressing the [AUDIO MUTE] button on the Remote
Control Panel disables recording of the signal input to the
[AUDIO IN ] connector only.
Power-on recording
The recorder automatically starts recording when it is
powered on.
Also when the recorder is operating with the [PowerOff
Time] setting, recording will start automatically when the
recorder is turned on.
Loop recording
Loop recording continues recording new video while deleting
the oldest recorded files. When loop recording is set, the file
is split for every 60 minutes normally.
When the number of files recorded on an SDHC Memory
Card reaches the maximum value (5,000 files per card), loop
recording will continue recording, deleting the oldest file and
retaining the rest.
Notes:
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If an error occurs during recording, the record file will be
split.
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When loop recording is set, total recorded time is
displayed in the remaining record time section on the
Overlay OSD. See "Viewing the status of the recorder
(Overlay OSD)" on page 55.
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During loop recording, recording stops under the following
conditions:
- When an error is detected in an SDHC Memory Card,
and recording is no longer possible.
- When the memory card slot cover opens.
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If loop recording is started with a large number of files
recorded on an SDHC Memory Card, no pre-recording
may be obtained.
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If "Loop Rec" is set to ON, pre-recording and post-
recording do not function.
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