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Edit List Editing
Overview
Edit list editing is non-destructive editing in which your
edits are performed on edit lists, without changing the
original clip data. Unlike scene selection (clip list editing),
which is cut editing in units of clips, edit list editing allows
you to set edit points inside clips and to perform insert and
overlay editing. Editing results are handled in clip list
units. Editing with the function described in this chapter,
which is more advanced than the scene selection function,
is called “edit list editing”, to distinguish it from the clip
list editing of the scene selection function. (Up to 99 lists
can be saved on one disc, including both edit lists and clip
lists.) The editing screen has a timeline that allows you to
check your editing results visually, like the user interface
of a nonlinear editor.
You can do all of your editing on this unit, or you can
configure an editing system with this unit used as the
recorder and an external unit used as the player (or use this
unit as the player)
(see page 48) .
Switching to the editing screens
There are three editing screens.
EDIT LIST screen: This is the initial screen for edit list
editing. It displays a list of the sub clips on the
specified editing device.
PLAYER mode screen: This screen allows you to select
the material clip and set edit points.
RECORDER mode screen: This screen allows you to
edit material sub clips and record them.
As in the scene selection function, clips in the editing
screens are handled as sub clips.
• Edit list editing is not supported for mixed format discs.
• The scene selection function is not available in the edit
list editing screens.
• When an edit list editing screen is displayed, signals are
not output from the SDSDI OUT and COMPOSITE
OUT connectors.
• When V INPUT on page P1 VIDEO of the function
menu is set to “i.LINK” and PLAYER SEL in the Edit
Menu is set to “external”, editing cannot be performed.
• The maximum number of clips that can be recorded on
one disc is 300, including voice data. Discs containing
300 recorded clips cannot be used as editing discs.
(“REC INH.!” appears in the time data display area.)
To switch from the clip playback screen to these three
screens, use the
1 EDIT, 2 PLAYER, and 3
RECORDER buttons. As shown in the following figure,
the unit switches to the corresponding screen each time a
button is pressed.
When a sub clip is selected in the EDIT LIST screen, you
can switch to the Clip List (Trim) screen by pressing the
RECALL button. (To return to the EDIT LIST screen,
press the RETURN button.)
Notes
2 PLAYER button
3 RECORDER
button
1 EDIT button
RECALL button
RETURN button