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Model DV40 Owner’s Manual <Version V1.3 Supplement>
<3> File Divide Function
There is a case that an audio file larger than 2GB cannot be correctly recognized by a PC.
In such a case, creating a smaller file by the “Divide File” menu which is newly added to the
AUDIO EDIT mode allows as PC to recognize the file.
<NOTE>
• In order to divide a file, time data has to be registered to the "
SOURCE IN
" and "
SOURCE
OUT
" points beforehand. Refer to the original owner's manual for registering time data to
the "SOURCE IN" and "SOURCE OUT" points.
• Even when a file is divided, the original file will be left intact and no additional disk capacity
is consumed. However, write operations on the original file as well as the divided file are
now prohibited. In other words, these files will become READ ONLY after the division.
There is no History File attached to the divided files and UNDO functions on the original file
will not be possible.
• Due to the nature of SDII files, which are divided into "
6,144 byte
" units, an SDII file will be
divided at slightly different points than those which the user designated by the SOURCE IN
and OUT points to accommodate this anomaly.
1. While the unit is in STOP mode, press the [AUDIO EDIT] key to enter AUDIO EDIT mode.
The AUDIO EDIT menu appears on the display. The default setting is "
Copy Clip?
".
2. Select the "DivideFile?" menu by rotating the JOG dial (or pressing the [SKIP/CURSOR |<</>>|] key)
and press the [ENTER/YES] key.
The display changes to the following and "
Sure?
" starts flashing.
Dividing a file
The following operation assumes that the SOURCE IN and OUT points for dividing a file are
already registered beforehand.
MB
<File dividing example>
The following is an example of dividing 1 (one) file into 2 (two).
First, register the SOURCE IN and OUT points for divided area No. 1 and execute the File Divide
function. Then, register the SOURCE IN and OUT points for divided area No. 2 and execute the
File Divide function again. In order to maintain the continuity of the divided files, the SOURCE
OUT point for divided area No. 1 and the SOURCE IN point for the divided area No. 2 must be
set to the same value.
<NOTE>
If the SOURCE IN / OUT points are empty or
wrongly registered and you press the
[ENTER/YES]
key, the following error message will be displayed.
Flashing
Flashing
SOURCE IN point SOURCE OUT point
SOURCE IN point SOURCE OUT point
Divided area-1
Divided area-2
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