Sony HVR-M15AU Operating Instructions - Page 19

Search indicator, Audio mode indicator, Audio level meters, Date/time indicator

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l Search indicator Displays the search mode when you search for scenes using the Remote Commander. For details on the search function, see "Searching using the search function" on page 34. m Audio mode indicator In the recording mode, displays when you select [FS32K] for [AUDIO MODE] in the [AUDIO SET] menu. When you select [FS48K], is displayed. During playback, displays the audio mode recorded on the tape. During i.LINK input, displays the audio mode of the signal input to the HDV/DV jack. Notes • The audio mode will not be displayed when [HDV/DV SEL] in the [IN/OUT REC] menu is set to [HDV]. • Signals other than HDV/DVCAM lock mode will become non-standard audio and / is displayed during playback or when the signal is input from the HDV/DV jack. n Audio level meters For details of the audio level meter display, see [AUDIO MIX] in the [AUDIO SET] menu (page 54). Note If the audio level meter turns red in EE or recording mode, the sound will be distorted because the input level is too high. (However, when the audio mode is set to 32 kHz (4-channel, 12 bits) and [AUDIO MIX] (page 54) is set to [MIX], the audio level meter does not turn red regardless of the input level.) During playback or while HDV/DV signals are input, the level meter does not turn red. o Date/time indicator When you press the DATA CODE button of the Remote Commander or set [DATA CODE] in the [DISPLAY SET] menu to [DATE], you can display the recording date/time. For details on the date/time indicator, see "Displaying information (data codes) recorded on a tape" on page 32. 19 Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview

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Chapter 1
Overview
19
Chapter 1
Overview
l
Search indicator
Displays the search mode when you search for scenes
using the Remote Commander.
For details on the search function, see “Searching using the
search function” on page 34.
m
Audio mode indicator
In the recording mode, displays
when you select
[FS32K] for [AUDIO MODE] in the [AUDIO SET]
menu.
When you select [FS48K],
is displayed.
During playback, displays the audio mode recorded on
the tape. During i.LINK input, displays the audio mode
of the signal input to the
HDV/DV jack.
• The audio mode will not be displayed when [HDV/DV
SEL] in the [IN/OUT REC] menu is set to [HDV].
• Signals other than HDV/DVCAM lock mode will
become non-standard audio and
/
is
displayed during playback or when the signal is input
from the
HDV/DV jack.
n
Audio level meters
For details of the audio level meter display, see [AUDIO
MIX] in the [AUDIO SET] menu (page 54).
If the audio level meter turns red in EE or recording
mode, the sound will be distorted because the input level
is too high. (However, when the audio mode is set to
32 kHz (4-channel, 12 bits) and [AUDIO MIX]
(page
54)
is set to [MIX], the audio level meter does not turn
red regardless of the input level.) During playback or
while HDV/DV signals are input, the level meter does
not turn red.
o
Date/time indicator
When you press the DATA CODE button of the Remote
Commander or set [DATA CODE] in the [DISPLAY
SET] menu to [DATE], you can display the recording
date/time.
For details on the date/time indicator, see “Displaying
information (data codes) recorded on a tape” on page 32.
Notes
Note