Edirol DV-7PR, Owner'S Manual

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Introduction
Turning on/off parameter displays
You can turn on/off the parameter displays.
Right-click on the program output monitor to call up the following menu.
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Mark these items to display. Unmark them to hide the display.
Turning on/off automatic changeover of palettes
When you set to show a video clip of a palette different from the current, at some cases such as using
external controls or when the automatic video clip playback is set, you can select from either set the
palette to remain on display, or to switch palettes at certain video clips’ playback.
Right-click on the program output monitor to call up the following menu.
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Mark the “Change palette automatically” to enable the function.
Playing a video clip using the keyboard
You can also start playing back video clips using the keyboard. The row of keys [1, 2, 3, 4, ...]
corresponds to the first row in the palette area, the row of keys [Q, W, E, R, ...]corresponds to second
row in the palette area, the row of keys [A, S, D, F, ...] corresponds to third row in the palette area,
and the row of keys [Z, X, C, V, ...] corresponds to fourth row in the palette area. To start playing a
video clip, press its corresponding key on the keyboard.
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The corresponding keys are displayed in the left bottom of each video clip.
You can also select a video clip using the arrow keys (the white video clip is the selected one) and
then start it by pressing the space bar. Using the [+] and [–] keys on the numerical keypad, you can
start playing the video clips in order.
[+] key: Starts playing the video clip that is after the video clip that is selected (white) or that is
currently playing (green).
[-] key: Starts playing the video clip that is before the video clip that is selected (white) or that is
currently playing (green).
You can also disable the keyboard to start playback directly by pressing the [Caps Lock] key.
Show transport control
Show remaining time
Show current time
Change palette automatically
The corresponding keys are displayed
Corresponds the row of keys [1, 2, 3, ...]
Corresponds the row of keys [Q, W, E, ...]
Corresponds the row of keys [A, S, D, ...]
Corresponds the row of keys [Z, X, C, ...]