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Loop Record, Saving Loop Record Clips, Snap Record DV modes only

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DR-HD100 Functions Loop Record Loop Record is similar to Retro Disk. Loop Record continuously records a series of video clips to available disk space. When all available disk space is used, Loop Record begins sequentially replacing the earliest clip with the most recent. • The size of the video clip depends on the length of the loop. • Loops of 60 minutes or less are recorded in one-minute clips. • Loops greater than 60 minutes, are recorded in 2GB clips. • When the capacity of the disk is reached, one additional clip is created. The size of the last clip depends on the length of the loop i.e., one-minute or 2GB. The disk must have at least 30 minutes of disk space available for this functionality. Saving Loop Record Clips Press STOP during a record session. The DR-HD100 stops recording and saves the current LOOP RECORD session clips to a folder on the disk. Snap Record DV modes only Use Snap to record individual frames. In Snap mode, pressing Record captures individual frames. All the frames recorded in the same session are stored in a single file. • To start a new SNAP record session, place the unit in STOP between SNAP records. • Snap Record is available only in DV modes of operation. • Use Snap in Local, JVC GY-HD, Syncro Slave, and External control modes. • Removing power from the DR-HD100 in the midst of a Snap recording session causes the unit to return to Normal recording mode when it powers back up. Another Method to Capture Single Frames An alternative to Snap is EXT CTL FRAME. For more information see "EXT CTL OFF, Pause, Frame, File" on page 70. 60 ProHD DR-HD100 Portable DTE Recorder

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DR-HD100 Functions
60
ProHD DR-HD100 Portable DTE Recorder
Loop Record
Loop Record is similar to Retro Disk.
Loop Record continuously records a series of video clips to available
disk space. When all available disk space is used, Loop Record
begins sequentially replacing the earliest clip with the most recent.
•
The size of the video clip depends on the length of the loop.
•
Loops of 60 minutes or less are recorded in one-minute clips.
•
Loops greater than 60 minutes, are recorded in 2GB clips.
•
When the capacity of the disk is reached, one additional clip is
created. The size of the last clip depends on the length of the
loop i.e., one-minute or 2GB. The disk must have at least 30
minutes of disk space available for this functionality.
Saving Loop Record Clips
Press
STOP
during a record session.
The DR-HD100 stops recording and saves the current LOOP RECORD
session clips to a folder on the disk.
Snap Record
DV modes only
Use
Snap
to record individual frames. In Snap mode, pressing
Record
z
captures individual frames. All the frames recorded in the
same session are stored in a single file.
•
To start a new
SNAP
record session, place the unit in
STOP
between
SNAP
records.
•
Snap Record is available only in DV modes of operation.
•
Use Snap in
Local
,
JVC GY-HD
,
Syncro Slave
, and
External
control modes.
•
Removing power from the DR-HD100 in the midst of a Snap
recording
session causes the unit to return to Normal
recording mode when it powers back up.
Another Method to Capture Single Frames
An alternative to Snap is EXT CTL FRAME. For more information see
“EXT CTL OFF, Pause, Frame, File” on page 70.