Useful Functions
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Recording
By setting [Color Bars On/Off] (page 49) in the
[VIDEO SET] menu to [On], you can output a
color-bar signal in place of the camera picture.
When this item is set to [Off], the output returns
to the camera picture.
A 1 kHz reference tone is output with the color
bar signal if [1KHz Tone] in [Audio Output]
(page 49) in the [AUDIO SET] menu is set to
[On].
The color-bar signal and reference-tone signal are
also fed out from the SDI OUT 1/2, HDMI OUT,
i.LINK, VIDEO OUT (color bars only), and
AUDIO OUT connectors (reference audio signal
only).
You can select the type of color bars with [Color
Bars Type] in the [VIDEO SET] menu.
Shot marks can be recorded at important audio/
video scenes for clips recorded in UDF, exFAT or
FAT/HD mode. Using shot marks enables the
target scenes to be quickly and easily cued up on
the Shot Mark screen (page 41).
The recorder permits you to record two types of
shot marks: shot mark 1 and shot mark 2.
Shot marks can be inserted as needed during
recording or can be added after recording while
checking the playback pictures on the thumbnail
screen.
The recorder can use shot mark 1 and shot mark 2
as the in-point and out-point, respectively, for in-
point to out-point partial playback (page 34).
Inserting a shot mark during recording
Assign [Shot Mark1] and [Shot Mark2] to the
assignable buttons (page 26), and press the
buttons at the scenes you want the shot marks
inserted during recording.
Inserting a shot mark during playback
Press the assignable buttons to which [Shot
Mark1] and [Shot Mark2] are assigned at the
scenes you want the shot marks inserted during
clip playback.
Note
Shot marks cannot be recorded onto write-protected SxS
memory cards. Also, shot marks cannot be inserted at the
start or end of a clip.
Shot marks can also be added and deleted using
the Shot Mark screen (page 41).
For operation to apply a name to a shot mark, see
“Defining Shot Mark names in Planning Metadata”
on page 30.
You can add OK/NG/KP flags to clips recorded
with UDF or exFAT. By adding flags, you can set
the recorder to display only clips with certain flag
settings on the thumbnail screen (OK/NG/KP/
None-Clip thumbnail screen) (page 33).
Note
Use the [Lock Clip] setting (page 37) to protect clips.
Adding a flag
During recording or playback, press the
assignable button to which you assigned the [Clip
Flag OK/Clip Flag NG/Clip Flag Keep] function.
Deleting a flag
Press the assignable button, twice in succession,
to which you assigned the [Clip Flag OK/Clip
Flag NG/Clip Flag Keep] function.
OK/NG/KP flags can also be added and deleted from
the thumbnail screen. For details, see “OK/NG/KP
Flag” (page 38).
By adding the OK mark to a clip recorded in FAT
HD Mode, you can prevent the clip from being
deleted or divided inadvertently. You can also set
the recorder to display only clips with the OK
mark on the thumbnail screen (OK-Clip
thumbnail screen) (page 33).
Adding the OK mark
When recording of a clip ends, press the
assignable button to which you assigned the [OK
Mark] function.
While standing by to record, you can also add an
OK mark to the last-recorded clip ([Last Clip]) on
the selected memory card.
Useful Functions
Color Bars/Reference Tone
Shot Marks
UDF
exFAT FAT/HD
OK/NG/KP Flags
OK Mark
UDF
exFAT
FAT/HD
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