Marantz PMD680, Manual

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THE EDL
20
Editing EDL Marks
After all the EDL marks are placed in the audio tracks of
a card, they can be edited by changing the mark types,
erasing specific marks, or erasing all the marks.
Changing a Mark Type
Locate the EDL mark to be changed by using the mark
search functions. When the desired EDL mark is
located, press the MARK SELECT button to display the
current mark type. Each subsequent press of the MARK
SELECT button will then change the mark type in the
following order.
-dB
50 40 24 6 2 0 ∞ 12 OVER
-dB 50 40 24 6 2 0 ∞ 12 OVER
-dB
50 40 24 6 2 0 ∞ 12 OVER
-dB 50 40 24 6 2 0 ∞ 12 OVER
P : Play
S : Skip
-a : Repeat Point A
-b : Repeat Point B
When the desired mark type is displayed, press the
PLAY/PAUSE button to save the mark type. If you
decide not to change the mark, press the STOP button to
cancel the mark changing operation.
Notes
• The mark type can also be automatically saved by
searching for the next or previous mark on the card.
• There can be only one A and one B point on each card. If
an A or B point exists on a card and a new A or B point is
marked, the new A or B point replaces the old A or B point
and the old A or B point becomes a P point.
Erasing an EDL Mark
Locate the EDL mark to be erased by using the mark
search functions. When the desired EDL mark is
located, press the ERASE button so that the display
flashes the mark type of the selected mark followed by
the "Erase" message. Press the ERASE button again to
confirm the Erase function (or press the STOP button to
cancel). When the erase operation is complete, the
"done" message will be displayed and then the unit will
return to the point where the mark was in the pause
mode.
The complete procedure is displayed as follows.
REPEAT RENUMBER ERASE SILENT SKIP AUTO MARK
FORMAT PRESET
OVER
-dB 50 40 24 6 2 0 ∞
TRACK
12 OVER
5
5
55
5 5
5 5 5 5 5
5
5
5
5
5
Waiting for confirmation.
Press the ERASE button to confirm.
Press the STOP button to cancel.
Erase operation executing.
Erase complete.
The PMD680 returns to the location of the erased mark.
Note
• Erasing an EDL mark will automatically renumber all the
EDL marks on the card. The result is similar to the track
Renumber function that is described on page 16 in the
Track Editing section.