Sony MAVE-F555, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/Nonlinear Editing
3-2 Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units)
Transition diagram for holding status: in the table, a downward-pointing arrow
means that the state from the line above is maintained.
Operation Held status of IN point Held status of OUT point
File No. 0005 File No. 0005 -:-:-:-
IN point set at 00:00:03:00 00:00:03:00
File No. 0005 r File No. 0005
OUT point set at 00:00:05:00 00:00:05:00
File No. 0005 File No. 0005 r
IN point set at 00:00:02:00 00:00:02:00
Carry out editing -:-:-:- -:-:-:-
File No. 0010 File No. 0010 -:-:-:-
IN point set at 00:00:10:00 00:00:10:00
File No. 0013 (change file) -:-:-:- File No. 0005
OUT point set at 00:00:08:00 00:00:08:00
3-2-7 Undoing and Redoing an Editing Operation (Undo/Redo)
After editing operations such as inserting or deleting a cut, you can undo the
effect of the edit. After undoing an edit, you can then redo it.
Undoing the effect of an edit
When you use the MAVE-F555 to carry out editing on a file on an MAV-555
port, as you execute each edit a new editing result file is created. After
executing an edit, the immediately previous file is held on the MAV-555,
provided the MAV-555 is not powered off. You can thus undo the effect of the
most recent editing operation.
Note
• When you change the file on the recorder port, this destroys the information
required for an Undo/Redo.
• When you power off the MAV-555, the file from before the last edit saved on
the MAV-555 is destroyed. Therefore, once you power off the MAV-555 it is
no longer possible to undo the last edit.
• When you undo an edit this does not restore information such as the IN and
OUT points when you did a copy. The only effect is to return the editing
result file to its state before the last editing operation.