Table of Contents
Thank you for purchasing our HD Video
Cassette Recorder
This instruction manual was made for the BR- HD50U and the
Items only applicable to
z Equipped with HDMI terminal |
Outputs digital video and digital audio. |
View HD video on monitors with an HDMI ter- |
minal. |
z Equipped with COMPONENT OUT terminal |
Outputs HD/SD analog video. |
View HD video on |
INTRODUCTION |
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Remarks of usage | 4 |
Cassette tape | 5 |
HDV and DV format | 6 |
Regular maintenance | 8 |
Cleaning tape | 9 |
Condensation | 9 |
PLAYBACK |
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Playback settings | 49 |
Basic playback procedure | 51 |
Special playback functions | 52 |
Search function | 54 |
Repeat playback | 55 |
Multi | 56 |
Items only applicable to
This is an HDV/DV format video cassette recorder. Video cas- settes with the B or A logo can be used with it.
DVCAM cassettes can be recorded in the HDV/DV format.
MAIN FEATURES
zHDV 720p format
Records and plays back HD
This unit records 720/24p/25p/30p, 480/60p, and 576/50p HDV signals from an IEEE1394 terminal. 24p video has the same frame count as movie film.
zCompatible with DV format
Compatible with DV format for digitally record- ing SD
zCompatible mechanism for standard/mini DV cassettes
Records and plays back HDV or DV format on standard and mini size DV cassettes.
(SP mode only)
DVCAM cassettes can be recorded in HDV or DV format.
Tapes recorded in the DVCAM format can only be played.
zEquipped with IEEE1394 terminal
Inputs and outputs HDV signals, DV signals, and digital audio. Capable of exchanging digi- tal signals with IEEE1394 compatible equip- ment.
zCompatible with 60Hz/50Hz HD signal for- mat
Compatible with both 60Hz and 50Hz HD sig- nal formats. Select this on the Menu screen.
with a COMPONENT input terminal. |
z Outputs |
During HDV/DV signal input or playback, for- |
mat converted video can be output from the |
HDMI terminal or COMPONENT OUT termi- |
nal. Select the output video on the Menu |
screen. |
z Equipped with composite and Y/C input/ |
output terminals |
Inputs and outputs analog video. Analog video |
is recorded in the DV format. |
z |
Connect this unit with the |
player. |
This can also be connected to |
patible |
z Equipped with SERIAL REMOTE terminal |
Connect to a wired remote controller for |
remote operation of this unit. Or, connect with |
a foot switch used for recording operations. |
z Recording and playback of time codes |
z Backup recording function |
With the combined use of other DV machines, |
z |
Up to 5 points of the tape position can be reg- |
istered and cued up. |
z Index/blank search function |
It can search for positions where index signals |
are recorded and unrecorded parts. |
z Repeat play function |
There are 3 types of repeat function. |
(INDEX/ V.END/ TAPE END) |
HDV and are trademarks of the Sony Corporation and the Victor Company of Japan, Limited.
DVCAM is a trademark of the Sony Corporation.
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS |
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Front panel | 10 |
Rear panel | 16 |
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Status display | 21 |
Event/Alarm display | 24 |
CONNECTION |
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Connecting video signals | 26 |
Connecting audio signals | 28 |
Attaching the supplied ferrite core | 29 |
Connecting with SERIAL REMOTE terminals ... | 30 |
Connecting the AC adapter | 31 |
RECORDING/OUTPUT SIGNAL FORMAT | |
Inputting analog signal | 32 |
Inputting digital signal | 33 |
Playback | 34 |
PREPARATION |
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Turning on/off the power | 35 |
Operation method (main unit/remote controller) | |
and OPERATION LOCK mode | 36 |
Loading/Ejecting cassette | 37 |
Setting/Displaying date and time | 38 |
Selecting HD signal format | 40 |
RECORDING |
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Settings for analog signal input | 41 |
Settings for digital signal input | 42 |
Adjusting audio recording level | 44 |
Recording procedure | 46 |
Backup recording function | 47 |
Recording with SERIAL REMOTE terminals .... | 48 |
TIME CODE |
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Displaying the time code | 58 |
Presetting the time code | 59 |
Recording the time code | 60 |
Playing back the time code | 62 |
EDIT |
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Using a | 63 |
MENU SCREENS |
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Setting the menus | 64 |
Structure of the Menu screens | 66 |
Description of the Menu screens | 67 |
OTHERS |
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Warning display | 79 |
Troubleshooting | 81 |
Checking the hour meter | 83 |
Specifications | 84 |
Supplement | 86 |