5-20 Chapter 5 Editing Using the Built-in Hard Disk
Chapter 5 Editing Using the Built-in Hard Disk
5-5 Summary of Editing Operations
The following figure summarizes the general flow of
operations in a typical multi-event editing operation
from material originally acquired on tape.
Specify TAPE as the player and PROGRAM as the recorder.
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Turn the ASSEMBLE/ALL button on.
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Specify the editing segments on the player. (Save the events.)
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Set the recorder IN point.
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The AUTO EDIT button and PREVIEW/REVIEW button flash.
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Carry out automatic editing.
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The program is created.
When modification of edit points or other
operations are necessary after carrying out
editing
See Section 5-4-1, “Modifying Edit Points After Carrying
Out Editing” (page 5-17).
• This step is necessary when adding editing to an existing
program. When creating a new program, it is not
necessary.
• When using Betacam SX tape, high-speed editing is
possible.
For details, see the section “Carrying out high-speed
editing in feed mode” (page 5-11)
(The data for the events is recorded as files on the hard
disk (DISK MASTER).)
Reference for operations:
Section 5-2-4, “Specifying Devices” (page 5-4)
Reference for operations:
Section 5-2-5, “Selecting the Editing Mode” (page 5-4)
References for operations:
Section 5-2-6, “Setting Edit Points” (page 5-7)
Section 5-3-1, “Saving Event Specifications” (page 5-14)
Reference for operations:
Section 5-2-6, “Setting Edit Points” (page 5-7)
References for operations:
Section 5-2-10, “Carrying Out Editing” (page 5-11)
Section 5-3-4, “Carrying Out Multi-Event Editing” (page 5-15)
5-5 Summary of Editing Operations
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