Sony SRW-9000 Operation Manual page 116

dB
ANA ANA SDI
0
-10
SYSTEM : 23.98PsF
-20
SEL-FPS : 59.94P
-30
MODE : VTR
-60
SIGNAL : 6 FRM
EMP EMP EMP
MEMORY : 41 %
PB
L R L R L R
1 2 3
OO1O REC
TCG
00 02
H
SYS : 1080 S59P(23PsF) 4:2:2
FRM : 8 / 8 F R M ( M O D E : V T R )
MEM : 4 1 %
2 Rotate the SELECT/ENTER dial or
ADJUST dial to select the value of
FRM.
The values of FPS and playback speed
are displayed according to the value of
FRM.
Note
In the Interval Frame function, the number of
frames cannot be set at steps of 1 FPS, which is
different from the Select FPS function. For
example, when you shoot using a camera of 60P
format at 1FRM intervals, the number of frames is
60 FPS. However, since the next interval which can
be set is 2 FRM, the number of frames becomes 30
FPS.
3
Start shooting.
1 Check the timecode of the current
position (make a memo), so that you
will be able to rewind after shooting.
2 Set the frame frequency (FRM value).
3 Start recording. During recording,
change the FRM value as required by
rotating the SELECT/ENTER dial.
4 Stop recording.
4
Conduct a review.
1 Rewind to the timecode position that
you noted in step 4 1.
2 Set Select FPS in the SYSTEM
>FORMAT menu to "OFF" to set the
playback timecode to 24 frames/sec
(the target frame frequency to
23.98PsF).
3 Press the SET button to switch the
format.
4 Press the PLAY button to start
playback.
116 Interval Frame Function
SR Motion Recording
SDI SDI SDI SDI SDI SDI SDI A/E
FRM
6
FPS
10.000
EMP EMP EMP EMP EMP EMP EMP EMP
[ x 2.400 ]
L R L R L R L R L R L R L R L R
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
SRW-9000(E)
KEYINHI
11 20
M S
50min
12.8V
You can check the slow or quick motion
A/E
effect at the target frame frequency of
23.98PsF. The timecode advances from 0 to
FRM
23 frames per second. You can also review
FPS
EMP
L R
the recording by using simple playback
12
without checking the slow or quick motion
effect.
RECINHI
For more information about simple playback,
F
see "To perform simple playback without
checking motion effects" (page 109).
Notes
• Audio cannot be recorded normally when SR
Motion is used for shooting.
• When FRM is set to a value larger than one,
recording to the tape proceeds in starts and stops,
because data is recorded only when a certain
amount has been accumulated in the unit's
internal memory.