Sony RM-E700 - Page 27

Adjustment
What is the Timing Adjustment ?
When you play back the tape which you had edited using
the program editing, the IN point and/or the OUT point may
not be the scene you had designated. Some scenes may
not appear, or some unnecessary scenes may be included.
There are several possible causes for such discrepancies:
some recorders are late to start recording, some recorders
rewind the tape at the end of recording, or some recorders
are late to enter the recording pause mode after recording.
Timing adjustment is the operation to compensate for the
lag caused by the above characteristics of the recorder so
that the Cuts are more accurately recorded from the IN point
to the OUT point as you designated. (For details of such lag,
tefer to page 26 in the operating instructions.)
The lag caused by the recorder results in an edited tape as
shown on the right.
Original
tape in
player
Edited
tape in
recorder
Edited
tape in
recorder
is lost.
OUT
The scene of the IN point
Edited
tape in
recorder
The scene of the
OUT point is lost.
AAR A
An unnecessary
scene is included
at the OUT point.
| Why the beginning of a Cut is lost
For the program editing operations, the RM-E700/RM-ES500
transmits the control signal to the player to playback from
about 15 seconds before the IN point and to the recorder to
release the recording pause mode at the IN point. But, some
recorders require several seconds before starting recording
after the recording pause mode is released. This is why the
beginning of the Cut is lost.
Why the end of a Cut is lost. or an
unnecessary scene is included at the end
of a Cut
For the program editing and scene-by-scene editing
operations, the RM-E700/RM-E500 transmits the control
signal to the player to playback unti! about 2 seconds after
the OUT point and to the recorder to enter the recording
pause or stop mode at the OUT point. But, some recorders
require several seconds before entering the recording pause
or stop mode after recording. Or, when starting next
recording, some recorders rewind the tape a little and enter
the recording pause or stop mode. This is why the end of
the Cut is lost, or an unnecessary scene is included at the
end of the Cut.
Once the timing adjustment has been done, the RM-E700/
RM-E500 will automatically compensate for the
characteristics of the recorder to ensure that the IN and
OUT points are recorded accurately. If you use another,
different model for recording, be sure to do that timing
adjustment procedure again for that unit.
The RM-E700/RM-E500 can compensate for the lag:
at IN point — up to 5 seconds by 1/30 second (1 frame*) for
the NTSC system and by 1/25 second (1
frame*) for the PAL system
at OUT point — from -1 second to 5 seconds by 1/30 second
for the NTSC system and by 1/25 second for the
PAL system.
* Frame
One frame equals one image. However the number of frames
displayed in one second differs according to the TV system.
In the NTSC system, about 30 frames are displayed per second.
In the PAL system, 25 frames are displayed per second.
For the customer having a Sony video
cassette recorder
lf your video cassette recorder is one of the following Sony
models, the timing adjustment data is provided. Therefore,
you do not need to do the entire procedure. Use the
appropriate data and do only 4, 5 and 7 of the flowchart on
page 3. However, even if the model is same, the data may
be slightly different depending on the unit. If you want to
know the exact data, perform the entire procedure.
Timing adjustment data
Modei
| Cut IN Cut OUT
EV-S800 01S 12F 00S O5F
EV-S900 01S 12F 00S O5F
EvV-S550 01S 15F 00S 06F
EV-S550E 01S 20F 00S 06F
EV-S850PS 01S 12F 00S 05F
£V-S1000E 01S 19F 00S 07F
EDV-9500 00S 23F 00S 05F
EDV-9300 00S 23F 00S O5F
SLV-45UC 01S OOF 00S 04F
SLV-757UC. 01S OOF 00S 04F
SLV-686HF 01S O1F 00S 04F
SLV-353VP 01S 03F 00S OOF
SLV-757VP 01S 03F 00S 00F
SLV-X50PS 01S 02F 00S 02F
CCD-V101 01S 14F 00S 05F
CCD-V5000 01S 13F 00S O5SF
COD-V5000E 01S 19F 00S 05F
CCD-TR4 00S 13F 00S 06F
CCD-TRS 01S 22F 00S 07F
CCD-TR7 00S 13F 00S 07F
CCD-V99 01S 14F 00S 05F
The data is based on that the recorder's connection is LANC
(contro! S for SLV-XSOPS) and recording mode is SP (Bll for
EDV-9500 and EDV-9300).
On the recorder
* With some recorders, the lag at the IN point of the first Cut of
the program is different from that of other Cuts of the program.
« With some recorders, the lag at the OUT point of the last Cut of
the program is different from that of other Cuts of the program.
« Perform the timing adjustment again when:
— you changed the recording mode of the recorder.
— you changed the control connection of RM-E700/RM-E500
and the recorder.
On the player
« Accurate compensation by frame is only possible with video
equipment having the RC time code recording function such as
CCD-V800/V800E/V801. Use the video equipment on the RC.
time code, not the HMS counter.
« Accurate compensation is not possible with video equipment
lacking the RC time code recording function.
e When you use other counter than the RC time code such as
HMS counter
1 Before designating the Cut 1 point, when the frame with 00S
OOF counter reading appears on the: TV screen, set the player
to the pause mode and press the COUNTER RESET button
of the PLAYER section of the RM-E700/RM-E500.
2 Before Operations 2 and 7, locate the same frame as above
step 1 on the TV screen, set the player to the pause mode,
and press the COUNTER RESET button of the PLAYER
section of the RM-E700/RM-E500.
On the recorder and player
Accurate compensation is not possible with video equipment
which produces noise on the picture in the playback pause mode
or does not have the frame-by-frame playback function.