Panasonic AG-HMC80PJ User Manual - Page 79

Clip operations, During clip playback

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Chapter 2: Operations in DV mode Clip operations Video data recorded in CAMERA mode is referred to as a clip. When you enter PB mode, thumbnail images of clips appear on the viewfinder. (The thumbnails may take longer to display with higher quantities of clips.) You can perform the following operations when using the thumbnail screen in DV mode. • Play, restore and delete clips • Format SD Memory Cards • Add or delete shot marks • To display information on a clip, move the yellow cursor to the clip and press the DISP/MODE CHK button. • To use the standard setting menu (PLAY SETUP etc.), press and hold down the MENU button (approx. 3 seconds). During clip playback Thumbnail display 1 2 3 Clip information display 1 2 3 75 4 8 9 14 5 15 16 6 19 20 6 17 18 21 10 11 12 13 1 Thumbnail mode display Displays the selected thumbnail mode. 2 Thumbnail A thumbnail of the clip. 3 Remaining battery display Displays the remaining battery capacity. 4 Thumbnail menu display Displays the thumbnail menu. 5 Clip number Displays in the order recorded. Clip numbers will be displayed in red for clips with invalid recording formats or other clips that cannot be played back. 6 START TC Displays the time code value at start of recording. 7 Incomplete clip indicator When the recorded memory of a single clip exceeds 4 GB (approx. 16 minutes of recording time), the clip will be divided automatically and saved as separate related clips. If the battery runs out while shooting, for example, and the final clip could not be saved properly as a related clip, this indicator will be displayed for that clip. You can restore the full sequence of related clips by restoring the final clip with this unit. (Page 82) 8 Faulty clip indicator Displayed for clips that were unable to record properly due to causes such as the power being turned off while recording. It may be possible to repair clips displayed with a yellow faulty clip indicator. (Page 82) Clips displayed with a red faulty clip indicator cannot be repaired so should be deleted. Format SD Memory cards if they cannot be deleted. (Continued on the next page) 79

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Chapter 2: Operations in DV mode
Clip operations
Video data recorded in CAMERA mode is referred to as a clip. When you enter PB mode, thumbnail
images of clips appear on the viewfinder. (The thumbnails may take longer to display with higher quantities
of clips.)
You can perform the following operations when using the thumbnail screen in DV mode.
Play, restore and delete clips
Format SD Memory Cards
Add or delete shot marks
To display information on a clip, move the yellow cursor to the clip and press the DISP/MODE CHK button.
To use the standard setting menu (PLAY SETUP etc.), press and hold down the MENU button
(approx. 3 seconds).
During clip playback
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Clip information display
1 Thumbnail mode display
Displays the selected thumbnail mode.
2 Thumbnail
A thumbnail of the clip.
3 Remaining battery display
Displays the remaining battery capacity.
4 Thumbnail menu display
Displays the thumbnail menu.
5 Clip number
Displays in the order recorded. Clip numbers
will be displayed in red for clips with invalid
recording formats or other clips that cannot be
played back.
6 START TC
Displays the time code value at start of
recording.
7 Incomplete clip indicator
When the recorded memory of a single clip
exceeds 4 GB (approx. 16 minutes of recording
time), the clip will be divided automatically and
saved as separate related clips. If the battery
runs out while shooting, for example, and the
final clip could not be saved properly as a
related clip, this indicator will be displayed for
that clip.
You can restore the full sequence of related
clips by restoring the final clip with this unit.
(Page 8±)
8 Faulty clip indicator
Displayed for clips that were unable to record
properly due to causes such as the power
being turned off while recording.
It may be possible to repair clips displayed with
a yellow faulty clip indicator. (Page 8±)
Clips displayed with a red faulty clip indicator
cannot be repaired so should be deleted. Format
SD Memory cards if they cannot be deleted.
(Continued on the next page)