VIDEO RECORDING
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Time Code
During recording, a time code is recorded on the
tape. This code is to confirm the location of the
recorded scene on the tape during playback.
* Frames are not displayed during recording.
If recording starts from a blank portion, the time
code begins counting from “00:00:00”
(minute:second:frame). If recording starts from
the end of a previously recorded scene,
the time code continues from the last time code
number. If during recording a blank portion is left
partway through the tape, the time code is
interrupted. When recording is resumed, the
time code starts counting up again from
“00:00:00”. This means the camcorder may
record the same time codes as those existing in
a previously recorded scene. To prevent this,
perform “Recording From The Middle Of A Tape”
in the following cases;
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When shooting again after playing back a
recorded tape.
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When power shuts off during shooting.
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When a tape is removed and re-inserted during
shooting.
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When shooting using a partially recorded tape.
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When shooting on a blank portion located partway
through the tape.
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When shooting again after shooting a scene then
opening/closing the cassette holder cover.
NOTES:
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The time code cannot be reset.
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During fast-forwarding and rewinding, the time
code indication does not move smoothly.
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The time code is displayed only when “TIME
CODE” is set to “ON”. (
Recording From The Middle Of A Tape
1)
Play back a tape or use Blank Search
pg. 22) to find the spot at which you want to
start recording, then engage the Still Playback
mode. (
2)
Set the Power Switch to
“REC”
while
pressing down the Lock Button located on the
switch, then start recording.
Auto/Manual Mode
Press
AUTO
button repeatedly to switch to auto/
manual recording mode. When manual mode is
selected, the indicator “
M
” appears on the LCD
monitor.
Auto Mode:
A
You can record using no special effects or
manual adjustments.
Manual Mode:
M
Manual recording is possible by setting various
functions.
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Minutes
Seconds
Frames*
(25 frames = 1 second)
Display
M
