Sony DNW-A100 Operation Manual page 80

5-6 Points to Remember About Editing
5-6-4 Limitations When Editing
With MASTER as Player
Player IN and OUT points cannot be located in
different files.
When you execute an edit without setting an OUT
point, the edit ends automatically at the end point of
the player (MASTER) file. Continuous editing of
several files is not possible.
Multi-event editing
Events can be registered in different files, but a single
event cannot extend across different files.
5-22
Chapter 5 Editing Using the Built-in Hard Disk
5-6-5 Control of the Audio and
Video Recording Levels
During execution of an automatic edit, you can control
the audio recording level and video recording level by
rotating the REC and VIDEO knobs on the upper
control panel and the VIDEO knob on the subsidiary
control panel. The following table shows the knobs
employed, according to the device specification and
the signals controlled.
Device specification
Player Recorder
a)
EXT TAPE
MASTER
PROGRAM
TAPE TAPE
MASTER
PROGRAM
PROGRAM TAPE
MASTER
PROGRAM
MASTER TAPE
MASTER
PROGRAM
a) Only when external input is other than SDDI.
b) Only when composite video input signals are selected.
Otherwise control is not possible.
c) Only when using Betacam or Betacam SP tape.
Otherwise control is not possible.
d) Control is possible only during editing in SELF mode
started by pressing the EVENT button and the AUDIO
EDIT button simultaneously on Version 2.00 or later
units.
In this case, by setting extended menu items 321 and 322
to EXT, you can control signals re-input via external
devices such as a video effector and an audio mixer.
e) Control is possible only during editing started by pressing
the EVENT button and the AUDIO EDIT button
simultaneously on Version 2.00 or later units.
In this case, by setting extended menu items 321 and 322
to EXT, you can control signals re-input via external
devices such as a video effector and an audio mixer.
Audio Video
recording recording
level
level
b)
REC knob VIDEO knob
Editing not possible
REC knob c) Subsidiary
panel c)
REC knob Subsidiary
panel
Editing not possible
d)
REC knob Subsidiary
panel d)
REC knob Subsidiary
panel
Editing not possible
REC knob e) Subsidiary
e)
panel