Sony RDR-GX7 Operating Instructions - Page 77

Connecting a Digital Video Camera or Other Equipment Available DV Dubbing Functions ◆About the "DV/D8 Edit List" The "DV/D8 Edit List" contains the "programs." If you re-edit the program, the re-edited program is stored in the DV/D8 Edit List, but the original program is lost. You can store up to 20 programs in the DV/D8 Edit List. ◆One Touch Dub (page 78) Records the entire contents of a DV/Digital8 format tape to a disc of your choice with a single touch of the ONE TOUCH DUB button. ◆Program Edit (page 79) Allows you to select scenes from a DV/Digital8 format tape, and then record the selected scenes to a disc of your choice. As you select the scenes, you will create a "program" (see below), which will then be used to dub the selected scenes to a disc. Before you dub the scenes, you can rearrange the order and make other changes using the "Scene List" (see below). ◆Advanced Program Edit (page 81) Allows you to select scenes from a DV/Digital8 format tape by first recording the entire contents of the tape to a DVD-RW (VR mode), whereupon you can easily create a "program" (see below). By first copying the entire contents of the tape to a disc, the start and stop points on the tape automatically become scenes (you can also select scenes manually). These scenes are displayed in a "scene list" (see below). You can then delete, rearrange, or select new scenes to create a "program." Once the "program" is complete, you will use it to copy the scenes to a disc of your choice from the "DV/D8 Edit List" (see below). Furthermore, you can also automatically create a Playlist of the edited scenes and save it on the DVD-RW (VR mode) you used to originally record the entire contents of the tape. ◆Re-editing the "program" in the DV/D8 Edit List (DVD-RW in VR mode only) (page 84) Allows you to select the "program" (see below) created during One Touch Dub or Advanced Program Edit from the "DV/D8 Edit List" (see below), and make further edits before coping the contents to a disc. You can delete or create new scenes, or rearrange the order of existing scenes. ◆Copy Dubbing (page 86) Allows you to make duplicate copies of the "programs" (see below) in the "DV/D8 Edit List" (see below) to a disc of your choice. When making copies, you will need the original DV/ Digital8 format tapes used to create the "program." About "programs" "Programs" are automatically created whenever you make a One Touch Dub, Program Edit, or Advanced Program Edit. These programs are stored in the "DV/D8 Edit List" (see below) and contain editing information such as which scenes have been selected, moved, or deleted. Programs are useful when you want to make duplicates of the edited contents because you do not have to select the same scenes again from the tape - just select the program. You can also re-edit the program to create different variations of the original program. Note that programs contain only the start and stop points of the scenes; they do not contain the actual scenes themselves so you need to use the original DV/Digital8 format tapes to copy a program to a disc. DV/D8 EDIT LIST DV10/11/02 1:30PM - 11/12/02 4:46PM 1H12M 6/ 5 DV12/11/02 1:00PM - 12/11/02 7:05PM 1H16M 6/10 DV12/24/02 11:34AM - 12/25/02 1:24PM 1H24M 6/18 1 Disc mark 2 Program name 3 Total playing time 4 Date of editing or recording ◆About the "Scene List" The contents of the programs are contained in the "Scene List." A thumbnail of each scene, as well as the length of the scene is displayed in the list. You can add or delete scenes, or change the order of the scenes. 50 scenes can be made for each program. SCENE LIST Total 1:23:30 Scenes 20 1 0:00:30-0:00:52 Duration 0:00:22 2 0:01:40-0:06:23 Duration 0:06:43 3 0:07:07-0:10:51 Duration 0:03:44 4 0:11:40-0:16:19 Duration 0:04:39 OK Quit Add 1 Thumbnail picture 2 Time information 3 Total duration of the program 4 Total number of scenes Note After you make a dubbing, do not throw away or record over your tapes. You will need them later to make additional edits or copies. 77 Available DV Dubbing Functions