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Under Export to Tape Mode , select the Edit mode for your export to tape.
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Check your device's documentation to determine its recording capabilities
for assemble and insert editing:
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If Insert was selected as the Edit mode , select whether to export the Video
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track
Select Abort export on dropped frames if you'd like the export to tape to
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automatically stop when dropped frames are encountered. You'll get a
warning if the export to tape is aborted due to a dropped frame.
Under Transport Control , use the controls to play back your tape. The
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current time code of your tape appears in the box above the transport
controls. When entering a time code manually, you must use the
HH:MM:SS:FF format. You can also use the
control the shuttle. Press
Pressing
button (
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recorder or when an invalid connection is detected.
Specify where you want the recording to start and stop on your tape as
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follows:
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Assemble Records all tracks (video and audio) sequentially onto the
tape. The control track and previously recorded material on the tape will
be replaced with the material recorded from your sequence.
Records selected tracks (video and/or audio), without affecting
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the control track. This lets you perform a video or audio dub. For
example, you can choose to record only video, only selected audio tracks,
or video and selected audio tracks from your sequence.
, and select the Audio tracks to export.
or multiple times increases the shuttling speed. Click the cue
J L
) to position the tape at the currently displayed time code.
The transport controls are greyed out when there is no tape in the
Click the In button (
enter the required time code in the In box. Click the cue button (
position the tape at the currently displayed In time code.
Click the Out button (
or enter the required time code in the Out box. Click the cue button
( ) to position the tape at the currently displayed Out time code. The
Out time code is not inclusive. That is, your recording will stop a frame
before the set Out point time code. For example, if your In point is
00:00:00:01 and your Out point is 00:00:00:03, the duration of your
recording is 00:00:00:02 and you will record over frames 01 and 02 on
your tape.
Alternately, you can select Duration and enter the duration you want for
the recording. The Out point will then be calculated for you. By default,
the duration is set to the duration of the work area. Click the reset button
J
to shuttle left, to shuttle right, and
J L
) to set the In point to the current time code, or
) to set the Out point to the current time code,
, , and shortcut keys to
K L
to stop.
K
) to