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When Auto(User) was selected, see "To vary the
frame frequency along a user-specified curve"
(page 119).
When Manual or Off was selected, see "To vary
the frame frequency manually" (page 120).
To vary the frame frequency
automatically
Operating mode: Auto (Linear), Auto (Inverse),
or Auto (Even)
1
Rotate the ADJUST knob or the
SELECT/ENTER dial to set the Auto
Spd1, Auto Spd2, and Duration items.
Auto Spd1: The frame frequency of the ramp
start point, or the frame frequency of the
ramp end point (FRM)
Auto Spd2: The frame frequency of the ramp
start point, or the frame frequency of the
ramp end point (FRM)
(This is the end point frame frequency
when the start point frame frequency
was set with Auto Spd1. Otherwise it is
the start point frame frequency.)
Duration: The time (seconds) from the start
of the ramp to its end.
2
Press the HOME button to return to the
HOME screen.
3
With the FUNC button held down,
press the SELECT/ENTER dial twice.
A screen like the following appears, in which
you can check the settings. (This example
shows the information that appears when the
Auto (Even) mode is selected.)
End frame frequency
Start frame frequency
Operating mode
SR Motion Recording
SYSTEM
:
23.98PsF
SEL-PPS
:
59.84P
MODE
:
VTR
SIGNAL
:
O FRM
MEMORY
:
---
RAMP
:
EVEN 1-20 5s (95F on Tape)
TCR
09
18
H
13.0V
REMAIN
CH.COND
- - -
Duration
Frames recorded
on tape
1
FRM
FRM
6
0
0 . 0
0
FRS
FRS
( x 0.400 )
1
2
SRW-9000P
L(E)
KEYINHI
RECINHI
55
01
M
S
F
IN: --:--:--:--
1080
LOCAL
559P
EE
(23PsF)
15:07
422
4
With the FUNC button held down,
press the SELECT/ENTER dial.
The frame frequency starts to change.
When the frame frequency changes to that of
the end point, the values of the ramp start
point and the ramp end point are exchanged.
To stop the frame frequency changes
With the FUNC button held down, press the
SELECT/ENTER dial again.
This also causes the values of the ramp start
point and the ramp end point to be
exchanged.
To vary the frame frequency along a
user-specified curve
Note
You will need to prepare a curve file in advance before
carrying out this procedure.
For details on how to create a curve file, see "To
create a curve file" (page 120).
Operating mode: Auto(User)
1
Insert a "Memory Stick" containing a
curve file into the Memory Stick slot.
For details on "Memory Stick" operations,
"Using a "Memory Stick"" (page 191).
2
Select "Load Curve".
A list of curve files saved in the "Memory
Stick" appears.
L o a d U s r C u r v e
2.09/3.81 MB Free : 45% used
< MSSONY PRO VTR SRW9000\>
/
/
/
/
10
10
240
7,680
244
239
233
230
File Name
SmoothC.csv
File Size
233 bytes
Date/Time
2008/11/27
Attribute
C A S S O U T
SRW-9000PL(E)
3
Select a file.
The curve saved in the selected file appears,
allowing you to check it.
Interval Frame Function
[ *.CSV ]
Ramp2.csv
Ramp3.csv
SIN.CSV
SIN2048.CSV
SmoothA.csv
SmoothB.csv
SmoothC.csv
SmoothD.csv
15:56
0 7 : 0 8 :4 1 : 1 2
T C R
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