Sony DSR-30 - Manuel (Page 43)

Editing 43 EN
You can select various scenes called “events,” from a source tape and
record them in any order you choose.
You can edit up to 10 events at a time.
Connect the LANC jack on this VCR to that on the other VCR, using the
LANC cable.
1
If the other VCR has a time code function, set it to the
time code display.
If not, set it to tape counter.
2
Press ASSEMBLE.
The indicator lights up.
3
Locate the IN point of the first event.
1 Press PLAYER and start playing the tape.
2 Locate the IN point with the jog dial or shuttle ring.
3 Press MARK.
The IN point is stored.
4
Locate the OUT point.
1 Locate the OUT point with the jog dial or shuttle ring.
2 Press MARK.
The OUT point of the first event is stored.
The total recording time is displayed.
A few seconds later, “IN” flashes and you can designate the IN/
OUT points for the next event.
5
To locate other events, repeat steps 3 and 4.
You can designate up to 10 events.
To check events
Press EVENT/FWD or EVENT/BACK. Each event is displayed in
order and you can check the events.
To change events
1 Press EVENT/FWD or EVENT/BACK to select the In and OUT
points of events. Change the IN/OUT points if required.
2 Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the events.
6
Locate the point you want to start recording on this
VCR.
1 Press RECORDER.
2 Press ( (PLAY), then search for the recording start point with
the jog dial or shuttle ring.
3 Press START/PAUSE so that this VCR is set to recording
pause.
Assemble editing
Notes
• If the remaining time appears
in the display window of the
main unit, You cannot
execute assemble editing.
• Do not select another input
while assemble editing is
being executed. Editing may
not be done correctly.
• This VCR may malfunction if
the IN/OUT points are not
separated by more than two
seconds.
• If an event you want to
record is marked with a time
code of less than 0:01:00:00,
the event will be edited
inaccurately. In this case, use
the manual editing
procedure.
• If the time code of the other
VCR is displayed as “––:––:––
:––” during fast-forward or
rewind, assemble edit may
not function.
• You cannot press PLAYER
while this VCR is in playback
mode.
• Do not press MARK while the
other VCR is in stop mode.
Assemble editing may not
function correctly.
• If you record over a previous
recording, the end of the new
recording will not continue
on to the original recording
smoothly.
• If you record on the
beginning part of the tape, or
on the part just after the
unrecorded portion, the first
part of recording may be
dropped.
• When you record on a new or
fully rewound tape, do a trial
recording for about 15
seconds, then start the actual
recording. If you start the
actual recording from the
beginning of the tape, the first
part may not be recorded
when you play back the tape
on another VCR.
Tips
• To prevent tape damage, the
tape automatically starts play
back frame by frame if
recording pause continues for
about 5 minutes.
• To record to the end after the
last event, leave the OUT
point of the last event
unspecified.
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