Due to larger files sizes, the maximum amount of drive space available is decreased to accommodate the last recording in a session. For instance, if you have 90 minutes of disk space remaining, after you set RETRO record to less than 60 minutes, the available space changes to 88 minutes of available disk space.
If you set RETRO time to 88 minutes, the recording will be made up of about nine and a half 9 minute, 13 second clips. There must be space available in this situation in order to record the final clip which eventually will write over clip 1. This ensures that at any given time, at least 88 minutes of video exists after a complete RETRO DISK record loop.
Minimum Disk Space Requirements
The
Once RETRO DISK time is set, you can exit the Menus and return to the Main Screen. An L appears next to the record symbol on the
The REC button flashes (as when the unit is in pause). When you press the REC key, the
All one minute tracks in the recorded loop sequence appear and are saved as their own tracks on disk (for example,
Once paused, the unit returns to RETRO DISK record mode (the L reappears in the LCD and viewfinder) for further RETRO recordings or until it is disabled in the RETRO DISK screen.
RETRO DISK can be used in LOCAL and SYNCRO SLAVE record control modes.
WARNING: Make certain that the
Do Not Attempt to Remove the drive when the
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