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Dividing a scene to partially delete (MP4/iFrame)
Divide the MP4/iFrame scenes, and delete unnecessary parts.
This divides the recorded scenes in two and deletes the front half or back half.
The scenes deleted by dividing cannot be restored.
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Press the recording/playback button to switch this unit to the Playback Mode, and touch
the play mode select icon. Then, select the MP4/iFrame scene. (
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Select the menu.
2
Touch and play back the scene you want to divide.
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It is convenient to use Slow-motion Playback and Frame-by-frame Playback. (
3
Touch
to set the dividing point.
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Set the dividing point so there will be 2 seconds or more for the
part for deletion, and 3 seconds or more for the part to be kept.
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Touch the part for deletion ([FRONT] or [BACK]).
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Touch [YES] and confirm (play back) the part for deletion.
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A confirmation message appears when [NO] is touched. Proceed to Step 7.
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Stop the playback.
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A confirmation message appears.
7
Touch [YES].
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To continue dividing and deleting other scenes, repeat Steps 2-7.
To complete editing
Touch [Return].
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It may not be possible to divide scenes with a short recording time.
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The actual division may slightly slip off the previously designated dividing point.
Protecting scenes/still pictures
Scenes/still pictures can be protected so that they are not deleted by mistake.
(Even if you protect some scenes/still pictures, formatting the media will delete them.)
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Press the recording/playback button to switch this unit to the Playback Mode.
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Select the menu.
* [TRANSFER/PROTECT] is displayed when using the Eye-Fi card that is set as the selected
transfer setting device in advance on the computer.
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Touch the scene/still picture to be protected.
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When touched, the scene/still picture is selected and the
indication appears on the
thumbnail. Touch the scene/still picture again to cancel the operation.
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Touch [Return] to complete the settings.
: [EDIT SCENE]
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[SPLIT&DELETE]
: [VIDEO SETUP] or [PICT. SETUP]
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[SCENE PROTECT]
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