Time Lapse
You can select an interval of up to
TIME LAPSE 00:00:00:00:
&
MOVES CURSOR
EXIT
Set REC INTERVAL by pressing the
TIME and buttons. Select the time in frames (up to 30 for NTSC or 25 for PAL), then seconds (up to 59), then minutes up to 59, then hours up to 23.
Use | and | keys to scroll |
between values. |
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Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
Control Mode Menu
LOCAL
REMOTE
AV/C
SYNCRO SLAVE
EXITSEL
Select the Control mode. The highlighted mode is the current mode after exit.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
Control Mode has the following functions:
LOCAL
REMOTE AV/C
SYNCRO SLAVE
Local
Select these options to control the
This
Normal Mode - This is the default setting. In this mode, recordings are captured to a single base file until STOP is triggered, or the nine minute file size limit is reached.
Index at TC - In this mode, recordings are continuous until a break in the incoming timecode stream is detected. At that time, a new file is automatically created. No frames are lost during the transition to a new clip.
Index at Scene - In this mode, recordings are continuous until a scene break is detected in the incoming video stream. At that time, a new file is automatically created within one second of the scene change. No frames are lost during the transition to a new clip.
NOTE: The Index at Scene option watches the DV stream for an index marker that is recorded to tape when a new scene, or record session starts. It depends upon the camcorder when this index is recorded to tape. Some camcorders record the index at every scene, or when the camera is placed in and out of record pause. Other cameras, only record the index marker at the beginning of every record session; in other words, the camera needs to be placed into STOP or
Remote
Select this function to control the
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