Sony HDV HVR-1500, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Select the formats of video and audio input signal to be
recorded.
Press the buttons in the video/audio input selection
section to select the desired signal formats. Each
selection is shown by a lit indicator in the input signal
display.
a) When the HVBK-1505 option board is not installed, pressing buttons
in the input selection section does not select or show an input signal.
b) When the input signal is i.LINK (DV/DVCAM), the recording
format is determined by the setting of the REC FORMAT menu item.
c) For the internal test video signal, a 75% color bars signal, or a black
burst signal can be used. Select which is used with the VIDEO
CONTROL >INT VIDEO SG menu item.
• When i.LINK input is selected, video and audio
signals are both input through the i.LINK interface.
• When recording an HDV format signal from the
i.LINK input, it is not possible to adjust the audio
recording levels with the REC/PB LEVEL control
knobs.
• When there is no signal in the selected input, the
corresponding input signal indication flashes.
a) When the HVBK-1505 option board is not installed, pressing buttons
in the input selection section does not show on the input signal
display, and no indicator lights.
Once you have started recording, you cannot change
the input signal selection.
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Select the audio mode.
Select either 2-channel mode (2 CHANNEL) or 4-
channel mode (4 CHANNEL) with the REC MODE
menu item
(see page 81) .
• When recording in DVCAM format or DV (SP)
format, two audio recording modes, with either two
channels at 48 kHz or four channels at 32 kHz, can
be used. It is not possible to select any other mode
(for example with four channels at 48 kHz).
Recording in HDV format is two channels, 48 kHz.
• During audio editing, if a signal used in assemble or
insert editing is in a different mode from the audio
signal recorded on the tape, the signals will be
discontinuous at the edit points, and correct editing
will not be obtained. For this reason, the menu
settings on this unit are arranged to inhibit audio
editing between different modes.
For smooth editing operations, check the audio
recording mode of the tape beforehand.
• Once you have started recording, you cannot change
the audio mode or recording format.
• If on a tape there is a point where the audio mode is
switched, it is not possible to carry out insert editing
over a section including that point.
• When, in 4-channel mode, analog audio is selected
for all four channels (channels 1/2 and 3/4), the same
Video input
signal (input
connector) Corresponding
button in the
video/audio
input selection
section Lit button or
indicator in the
input signal
display
Composite
(VIDEO IN: Y/
S-Y/CPST) VIDEO
“COMPOSITE”
a)
in video area
S-video (VIDEO
IN: Y/S-Y/CPST
and R-Y/S-C) VIDEO
“S VIDEO”
a)
in
video area
Component
(VIDEO IN: Y/
S-Y/CPST, R-Y/
S-C, and B-Y) VIDEO “Y-RB” in video
area
SDI (SDI IN) VIDEO “SDI” in video area
HDV format
i.LINK-
compliant
digital video
( HDV/DV)
i.LINK “i.LINK:HDV” in
video area
HDV indicator and
i.LINK button lit
DV/DVCAM
format i.LINK-
compliant
digital video
( HDV/DV)
i.LINK “i.LINK:DV/
DVCAM” in video
area
DV or DVCAM
indicator
b)
or
i.LINK button lit
Internal test
video VIDEO
“SG”
c)
in video
area
Notes
Audio input signal
(input connector) Corresponding
button in the
video/audio
input selection
section Lit button or
indicator in
the input
signal display
Analog (AUDIO IN
1/3, 2/4) CH1 1/2 and
CH2 3/4
ANALOG
a)
AES/EBU (AUDIO
(AES/EBU) IN) CH1 1/2 and
CH2 3/4 AES/EBU
SDI (SDI IN) CH1 1/2 and
CH2 3/4 SDI
Internal test audio CH1 1/2 and
CH2 3/4 SG
Caution
Audio mode Audio mode display
2-channel mode 48 K
4-channel mode 32 K
Cautions