JVC SR-DVM700U Add scenes, Move Scenes, Delete Scenes, Play Back Play List, Delete Play List

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NAVIGATION ON HDD/DVD DECK EN 43

Add scenes

1Perform steps 1 – 5 of AEdit ScenesB (A pg. 42) before continuing.

2Press selection keys to select ASEL. TITLEB, then press

ENTER.

3Perform steps 4 – 11 of ACreate Play ListB (A pg. 42).

Move Scenes

1Perform steps 1 – 5 of AEdit ScenesB (A pg. 42) before continuing.

2Press selection keys to select AMOVEB, then press ENTER.

3Press selection keys to select a scene to move, then press

ENTER.

4Press selection keys to select another scene to which the scene is to be moved, then press ENTER.

●To cancel the move, press selection keys to select ARETRYB, then press ENTER.

5Perform steps 9 – 11 of ACreate Play ListB (A pg. 42).

Delete Scenes

1Perform steps 1 – 5 of AEdit ScenesB (A pg. 42) before continuing.

2Press selection keys to select ADELETEB, then press ENTER.

3Press selection keys to select a scene to delete, then press

ENTER.

4Perform steps 9 – 11 of ACreate Play ListB (A pg. 42).

Play Back Play List

1Press NAVIGATION. The Library Database Navigation screen appears.

2Press selection keys to select APLAY LISTB, then press

ENTER.

3Press selection keys to select

the index (small pictures) of

 

NAVIGATION > PLAY LIST

 

 

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the desired play list, then

 

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press ENTER.

SELECT WITH @

001

002

003

 

 

 

THEN PRESS [ENTER]

 

 

 

● When you want the plural play

 

 

 

PRESS [NAVIGATION]

004

005

006

lists to be played back

TO EXIT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

continuously, press MEMO

NAVIGATION

ENTER

007

008

009

 

 

 

after selecting the desired play

EXIT

SELECT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lists. The numbers of the

Play list number

playback order appear on the index. You can select up to 8 play lists.

●When you want to correct the order, move the arrow to the desired index and press MEMO. The number disappears and the unit re-numbers the other play lists automatically.

●When you want to cancel the order, press CANCEL.

Delete Play List

1Press EDIT. The Editing screen appears.

2(DVD deck only) Press selection keys to select AMODIFYB under AORIGINAL/PLAY LISTB, then press ENTER.

3Press selection keys to select ADELETEB under APLAY LISTB, then press ENTER.

4Press selection keys to select one play list you want to delete, then press ENTER.

5Press selection keys to select ADELETEB, then press ENTER.

●When you cancel the deletion, select ACANCELB, then press

ENTER.

6Press EDIT to return to the normal screen.

NOTE:

Even if a play list is deleted, the titles recorded and the library information are not affected at all.

Modify Index

APerform steps 1 – 4 of AEdit ScenesB (A pg. 42) before continuing.

BPerform steps 5 – 8 of AModify IndexB (A pg. 39).

Modify Play List Name

APerform steps 1 – 4 of AEdit ScenesB (A pg. 42) before continuing.

BPerform steps 2 – 5 of AModify Title NameB (A pg. 39).

Modify Category

APerform steps 1 – 4 of AEdit ScenesB (A pg. 42) before continuing.

BPerform steps 2 – 4 of AModify CategoryB (A pg. 40).

4Press selection keys to select ABEGINNINGB, then press ENTER. The playback starts.

●Upon completing play list playback, the normal screen will resume.

●The normal screen will also resume when o is pressed to stop play list playback.

NOTE:

The play list number on the top right corner of the index is for selecting directly via RS-232C the desired play list to be played. (A pg. 74)

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Contents For Customer Use SR-DVM700UJVC Dear CustomerDeclaration of Conformity SR-DVM700UOutdoor Antenna Grounding Power LinesPower Sources Power Cord ProtectionReplacement Parts AccessoriesCleaning Damage Requiring ServiceDo not block the unit’s ventilation openings or holes Do not place the unitContents After finalizing About DiscsDVD-R/RW Discs Before finalizingUnplayable Discs Discs For Playback OnlyRegion Number File Structure Of Discs Recording Medium And FormatDVD-RAM DVD Video Marks Care And Handling Of Discs Life Span Of PartsC D E F G H I K L M Front ViewRear View AC Power Cord a pg Cooling FanSerial Command Connector D-SUB 9-PIN Serial COM. a pg VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO Output Connectors HDD & DVD deck onlyFront Display Panel HDD Button* a pg Remote ControlHow To Use TV Muting Button TV d a pg DV Button* a pgWhen recording When pressing REC ModeWhen playing back a recorded title When using Live Memory playbackConnected DV equipment information When capturing images from the external DV equipmentOn-Screen Display DV Dubbing On-Screen Display DV deckBasic Connections Connecting to a TV MonitorConnecting to a DV Device Connecting to Another RecorderDaylight Saving Time Clock SetPress selection keys to set EnterOn-screen Language Set LanguageMenu/Audio/Subtitle Language Set DVD deck only Pan&Scan Monitor SetAmonitor TYPEB, then Pan&Scan/Letter BoxBasic Playback Slow Motion Playback FeaturesVariable Speed Search Still Picture/Frame-By-Frame PlaybackInstant Replay Skip Search Resume FunctionJump Search DVD-RAM/DVD-R/DVD-RW Marking Positions To Play Back Again LaterChecking The Time Information Angle SelectionTrack USE Subtitle Selection Audio Language/Sound SelectionAudio Channel Selection Playback Control PBC FunctionRepeat Playback How To Access The On-screen BarContents of the on-screen bar during playback Basic Operation On The On-screen BarDVD-RAM/RW/R Locating The Beginning Of a Desired SelectionJPEG/MP3 Simulated Surround Effect Adjusting The Picture QualityTime Search Random Playback Setting The Progressive ModeProgram Playback Skip Search Basic Playback Playback FeaturesMarking Positions To Play Back Again Later 5x Speed PlaybackAccidental erasure prevention Usable cassettesFor Automatic Start Of Playback Next Function MemorySoundtrack Selection Time CodeRecording/playback Status Display Live Memory PlaybackForward Jump Available only when pausedNavigation EE Check Backward JumpHDD RetroActive Recording HDD deck onlyResuming Playback HDD deck only About limitation on temporary recordingIcons and their meanings Library Database NavigationAbout registration of information Keys Limitations of registrationTitle Name Edit Original InformationScan For Beginning Of Title Modify IndexTo modify the points Modify CategoryProtect Title Delete TitleDivide Title HDD deck only Modify Chapter HDD, DVD-RAM & DVD-R/RW VR mode onlySelection keys to select Play List Edit Play List InformationCreate Play List Edit ScenesPlay Back Play List Add scenesMove Scenes Delete ScenesScan For Title From Library Navigate Library InformationRegister Disc Press Navigation Locating The Desired Folders And TracksManual Dubbing From HDD To DVD DubbingHigh Speed Dubbing From HDD To DVD Just Dubbing From HDD To DVDArec B Dubbing From DVD To DVDubbing From HDD To DV Original Dubbing From DVD To HDDDubbing a Part of a Cassette Dubbing From DV To HDDDubbing An Entire Cassette Dubbing From DV To DVDAbout Disc Remaining Display Completedb appears on the TV screen when the tape end isWhen performing the Just Dubbing When performing the Manual DubbingSound monitor switch Remote control switchAuto capture button To skip unwanted part of the source picture When you dub from DV equipment other than a camcorderRecording Mode Free Rate FunctionEdit From a Camcorder If the camcorder has no S-VIDEO output connectorIf the camcorder has an S-VIDEO output connector If the camcorder has a DV IN/OUT connectorWhen using your unit as the recording deck When using your unit as the source playerDubbing DV Format Contents To a DV Device HDD Deck Only Example Dubbing to an MD Digital Audio DubbingAudio Output Audio Dubbing DV Deck OnlyArecb Input Select on the unit to select AF-1BIf the player has an S-VIDEO output connector If the player has no S-VIDEO output connectorInsert Editing DV Deck Only Brand Name Code Remote Control FunctionsRemote Control 1/2/3/4 Code Switching TV Multi-Brand Remote ControlProgram When you can’t switch the audio channel of a bilingualMode Set To record in Dolby Digital format Original recorded soundPost-recorded sound Original recorded sound and post-recorded soundYou can select the desired sound mode when playing back an To display the ADV SET UPB menu, press SET UP whileDV deck mode Enables Audio Dubbing laterFormat a DVD-R Disc Format a Disc DVD Deck OnlyFormat a DVD-RAM Disc Format a DVD-RW DiscFinalize a Disc DVD Deck Only After finalizing For DVD-R/RW Video mode discsTo cancel finalization Cancel The Finalization Of a DVD-RW DiscTo finalize a disc Background and text color Text ColorUpdating Backgrounds And Text Color Usable image format, text format and discPreviewing the background effect Registering Default Background And Text ColorTo lock tray Mode LockTray Lock DVD Deck Only Last Function MemoryPlayback DV Deck Initializing DVD Deck OnlyGeneral Playback HDD DeckFor component video connection Recording HDD DeckRecording DV Deck For basic connectionRecording and/or editing cannot be performed Damaged. Take out the disc, clean it and retry. a pgOperation has been attempted when a disc is not loaded, or Formatting is not complete since the disc may be dirty orLanguage Code List PIN No RS-232C Interface Command TableRS-232C Interface Specifications 9PIN D-SubOperation Commands RS-232C Interface CommandCommand Description REW Ones Clock PresetSET UP Power ON/OFFTEN KEY REC REC Mode SP/LP/EP… REC Pause DVD Deck Return DV/HDD/DVD Dubbing JOG-1 CancelVideo B8 Input/Output Selection 1st Byte 2nd ByteExternal input selection B8 Audio Language Selection 1st Byte 2nd Byte See ALanguage Code ListB a pgB8 Subtitle Selection 1st Byte 2nd Byte Response Commands System CommandsDate Sense Subtitle selectionTime Sense Pause D7 StatusSense HDD DVD HDD/DVD VTRDVD DVD-RAM DVD-RW DVD+R DVD+RW VCD DD JVCPause Type Pause Disc TypeTemperature Power requirement Video recording compression systemPower consumption Audio recording system Laser specification Recording timeStill Picture/Frame-By-Frame Playback Simultaneous Recording and PlaybackMemo EN SR-DVM700U

SR-DVM700U specifications

The JVC SR-DVM700U is a versatile and high-performance digital video recorder that caters to both professional and consumer needs. It is designed to handle a variety of video formats, making it a convenient and reliable choice for video production, archiving, and playback tasks.

One of the standout features of the SR-DVM700U is its ability to support both digital and analog formats. It can play and record from MiniDV, DVCAM, and DVCPRO tapes, while also offering the capability to handle various VHS formats. This dual functionality provides users with an excellent solution for converting older tapes to digital formats while maintaining high-quality output.

In terms of connectivity, the SR-DVM700U is equipped with a range of inputs and outputs. It features FireWire (IEEE 1394) connectivity, enabling fast and efficient transfer of digital video to and from computers and other devices. Additionally, it has multiple composite video and audio connections, making it easy to interface with various equipment in the production setup. The S-Video and component outputs enhance the video quality, ensuring professional-grade performance.

The device leverages advanced digital processing technologies to ensure high-quality audio and video recordings. It includes a built-in up-converter that improves the resolution and sharpness of analog signals when converting to digital formats, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

The JVC SR-DVM700U also incorporates features like playback time code and edit search functions, which are essential for video editing workflows. This technology allows users to efficiently navigate through their footage, making it easier to locate specific scenes or segments during the editing process.

Moreover, the unit is designed with a user-friendly interface, featuring a clear LCD screen and easy-to-use controls, which facilitate seamless operation. The compact and robust design ensures durability, making it suitable for both studio environments and on-location shoots.

In summary, the JVC SR-DVM700U digital video recorder is a powerful tool that combines multiple recording formats, advanced processing technologies, and versatile connectivity options. Its ability to bridge the gap between analog and digital media, coupled with its professional features, makes it an invaluable asset for videographers and multimedia professionals looking to preserve and transform their video content.
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