Modifying And Deleting Events; Preview - Sony DNW-A100 Operation Manual

5-3-2 Modifying and Deleting
Events
Modifying the event IN and OUT points
Once an event has been saved, it is not possible to
modify the IN and OUT points. First delete the event,
then save a new version with the required settings.
For details of how to adjust edit points before saving the
event, see Section 5-2-7, "Modifying and Deleting Edit
Points" (page 5-8).
For details of how, after carrying out editing, to recall an
event from the program and modify it, see Section 5-4-1,
"Modifying Edit Points After Carrying Out Editing" (page
5-17).
Deleting an event
When events are saved, you can delete them
sequentially from the newest event.
To delete the newest event, hold down the DELETE
button and press the EVENT button.
This deletes the newest event, and the event number
shown in the event display area is decremented by one.
EVENT button
DELETE button
By repeating this operation, you can delete any number
of consecutive events.
If all the events are deleted, the EVENT button goes
off.
Event display area

5-3-3 Preview

When it is possible to carry out a preview, the
PREVIEW/REVIEW button flashes.
To carry out the preview, press the PREVIEW/
REVIEW button.
• In the case of an event not yet saved (the IN button
and OUT button are both lit, and the EVENT button
is off)
The current event only is previewed.
• After an event is saved (the IN button and OUT
button are both off, and the EVENT button is lit)
All of the saved events are previewed as a continuous
editing segment.
In either case, only the player playback video for the
editing segment is monitored. (Player preview)
If, however, MASTER or PROGRAM is the player
and PROGRAM is the recorder, then the recorder
playback video for the preroll and postroll segments
can also be monitored (R-P-R preview).
5-3-4 Carrying Out Multi-Event
Editing
When the events have been saved, and you can carry
out multi-event editing, the AUTO EDIT button
flashes.
To carry out the multi-event editing, press the AUTO
EDIT button.
The AUTO EDIT button changes from flashing to
continuously lit, and the editing operation starts.
When the editing operation completes, the AUTO
EDIT button goes off.
Notes
• When you carry out the editing, the saved events are
deleted.
• In the multi-event editing process, if there are edit
points set but not saved as an event, they are ignored.
Chapter 5 Editing Using the Built-in Hard Disk
5-15