15
Making a Recording
1
Put the HDV/DV camera in “Deck Mode” and turn on the power.
* “Deck Mode” may be called by another name, depending on the camera manufacturer.
2
To listen to the audio, connect headphones to the PHONES jack.
The captured audio is output from the PHONES jack. Before playback, turn down the
headphone volume with the [PHONES Level] knob.
* Audio that is embedded with the HDV/DV media is not output from the PHONES jack.
3
Select the material file to play back with the [
(
)]
[
(
)] buttons.
The name of the currently selected material file is displayed on the
Home screen.
4
Press the [
(ENTER)] button on the F-1.
Playback starts. The video is displayed on the HDV/DV camera
finder or display.
To listen to the audio, adjust the headphone volume with the
[PHONES Level] knob.
Press the [
(STOP)] button to stop playback.
* The timecode shown on the F-1’s display does not match the timecode shown on the HDV/DV
camera display. This is due to a video delay equal to the time for digital processing by the HDV/
DV camera.
* When listening to the audio, there will be a delay between the video displayed on the HDV/DV
camera display and the audio output from the PHONES jack.
This gap in output timing can be corrected by delaying the audio. See “Delaying Audio Output
(Audio Delay)” (p. 50) for details.
* Set the format of the HDV/DV camera so it matches the format of the material file to be played.
If the formats do not match, then the stream cannot be played on the F-1.
There are also cameras that have a mode that automatically switches the HDV/DV format.
Even if this mode is set, you may not be able to play the stream on the F-1.
Checking Captured Video and Audio
PHONES jack
Material file name
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