Sony EV-S7000 - Assemble editing

Assemble editing
Tips
© If the playback VCR you're
using does not have the
TIME CODE WRITE
function but only a real-time
counter, precise editing
cannot be guaranteed.
For the TIME CODE WRITE
function to work correctly,
you must enter the time code
on the entire portion of the
tape you want to edit.
When using the TIME CODE
WRITE function, you can
easily search for a desired
event as each frame is given
a readable code signal.
Notes
¢ The TIME CODE WRITE
function on this VCR and
that on professional-level
VCRs are not compatible.
¢ If you press another button
while writing the time code,
writing stops automatically.
If you use a tape that has
been recorded in both SP
and LP tape speeds, the
TIME CODE WRITE
function may not work
properly.
If you connect to a video
camera that shows streaks or
snow when freezing the
picture, the text on the screen
may be difficult to read.
Make your editing decisions
visually to ensure that the
events you want to edit are
precisely aligned.
When using the TIME CODE
WRITE function, a black
band may appear at the
bottom of the screen. This is
not an indication of a
malfunction. This black band
will not appear on the events
you are going to edit.
66 | Editing
With
this
function
you
can
take
events
from
one
tape
and
assemble
edit
them
onto
another
tape.
You can insert as many events onto to the new tape that you require.
Using
the
assemble
editing
function,
you
can
assemble
edit
up
to
eight
different events at a time.
to be
deleted Event 3
to be to be
Event 1
Event2 deleted Event4 deleted €Event5
Using
the
TIME
CODE
WRITE
function
on
a
playback
tape
When
you
connect
this
VCR
to
a
VCR
that
features
the
TIME
CODE
WRITE
function,
you
can
use
this
function
for
assemble
editing.
This
function
allows
you
to
perform
more
precise
editing.
It
inserts
frame
position
signals
on
the
tape,
and
thus
indexes
(by
numbers)
the
portions
to
be
edited.
However,
if
there
are
unrecorded
segments
on
the
portion
that
you
want
to
edit,
precise
editing
can’t
be
guaranteed.
In
this
case
you
must
enter
the
time
codes
onto
the
playback
tape
in
the
other
VCR.
1
Rewind
the
playback
tape
to
the
beginning.
2
Press
>
PLAY,
then
press
1!
PAUSE.
3
Press
TIME
CODE
WRITE
on
the
VCR.
4
Press
#1
PAUSE
to
start
playback.
Time
code
information
is
automatically
written
onto
the
tape.
5
Press
Ml
STOP
at
the
end
point
of
the
portion
that
you
want
to
edit.
Time
code
insertion
stops.