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Arranging Order of Scenes Edit - Move, then arrange the scenes [Creating New Play List Create

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When playing back Note: • Setting fade will interlock with sound. • Fading can also be set to either "IN" or "OUT". • Any registered fade can be changed at any time using the same procedure as above. • Fade can also be added to on-screen information displayed during playback. • Adding fade to multiple scenes is also possible. • If the playback time of scene is short, fade will cut off midway. • If you set fade-in and fade-out to a still image or a movie with recording time of no more than 3 seconds, only fade-in will be valid. • No fade effect will operate if you start playback in the recording pause status. • If you locate the start of a scene by skipping, the image at the start of the scene will appear for a moment, and then fade will operate. • The fade effect will not function during frame advance, frame back, slow playback or search playback. Arranging Order of Scenes (Edit - Move) You can arrange scenes within a play list by moving them to desired positions. Create a play list first, and then arrange the scenes ["Creating New Play List (Create)", P.119]. 108

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Note
:
•
Setting fade will interlock with sound.
•
Fading can also be set to either “IN” or “OUT”.
•
Any registered fade can be changed at any time using the same procedure as above.
•
Fade can also be added to on-screen information displayed during playback.
•
Adding fade to multiple scenes is also possible.
•
If the playback time of scene is short, fade will cut off midway.
•
If you set fade-in and fade-out to a still image or a movie with recording time of no more than 3 seconds, only fade-in
will be valid.
•
No fade effect will operate if you start playback in the recording pause status.
•
If you locate the start of a scene by skipping, the image at the start of the scene will appear for a moment, and then fade
will operate.
•
The fade effect will not function during frame advance, frame back, slow playback or search playback.
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Arranging Order of Scenes (Edit - Move)
You can arrange scenes within a play list by moving them to desired positions. Create a play list first, and
then arrange the scenes [“Creating New Play List (Create)”, P.119].
When playing back