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NAVIGATION (DVD DECK ONLY) EN 69

Move Scenes

Delete Unwanted Part From Play List

1 Perform steps 1 to 3 of “Create Play List” ( pg. 68) before continuing.

2 Press w e to select a play list into which you wish to move a scene, then press t.

3 Press w e to select “EDITING”, then press ENTER.

4 Press w e to select “MOVE

DELETE SCENE

MOVE SCENE ADD SCENE

 

SCENE”.

 

 

IN

 

OUT

 

 

 

 

 

5 Press 4 to start playback. The

 

 

-:--:--:--

IN

playback pictures appear in the

 

 

-:--:--:--

OUT

 

 

: :

:

TOTAL TIME

window on the screen. The

 

 

-:--:--:--

MOVE TO

 

 

TITLE 05 CHAPTER 01

elapsed playing time starts

 

 

TIME -- --:--:--:--

 

RETURN

PREVIEW

EXECUTE

CLEAR

counting with the arrow on “IN”.

OK

NAVIGATION

SELECT SCENE WITH [PLAY/PAUSE etc.]

To locate the beginning of other

SELECT

EXIT

THEN PRESS [ENTER]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

titles, press 2/6.

6 Find the point where you want the moved scene to begin, then press ENTER with the arrow on “IN”. The edit-in time is fixed and the elapsed playing time starts counting again.

7 Find the point where you want the moved scene to end, then press ENTER with the arrow on “OUT”. The edit-out time is fixed.

8 Press 4 to start playback.

9 Find the point where you want the moved scene to be moved, then press ENTER with the arrow on “MOVE TO”.

Press 3, 4, 5, 2, 6 or 9 to find the edit-in, edit-out and move-to points.

10 Press w e to select “PREVIEW”, then press ENTER to preview the part approximately 5 seconds before and after the point to which the scene has been moved.

11 Press w e to select “EXECUTE”, then press ENTER. The selected scene is moved.

To modify the points

APress w e to select “CLEAR”, then press ENTER. B Repeat steps 5 11 as necessary.

12 Press NAVIGATION to return to the normal screen.

NOTE:

There may be a discrepancy of several seconds between the scene you intend to edit, and the scene which is actually edited.

1 Perform steps 1 to 3 of “Create Play List” ( pg. 68) before continuing.

2 Press w e to select a play list from which you wish to delete unwanted parts, then press t.

3 Press w e to select “EDITING”, then press ENTER.

 

 

4 Press w e to select “DELETE

DELETE SCENE MOVE SCENE

ADD SCENE

 

SCENE”, then press ENTER.

 

 

 

IN

 

OUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 Press 4 to start playback. The

 

 

 

-:--:--:--

IN

playback pictures appear in the

 

 

 

-:--:--:--

OUT

 

 

 

: :

:

TOTAL TIME

window on the screen. The

 

 

 

TITLE 05 CHAPTER 01

elapsed playing time starts

 

 

 

TIME -- --:--:--:--

 

RETURN

PREVIEW

 

EXECUTE

CLEAR

counting with the arrow on “IN”.

OK

NAVIGATION

SELECT SCENE WITH [PLAY/PAUSE etc.]

To locate the beginning of other

SELECT

EXIT

THEN PRESS [ENTER]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

titles, press 2/6.

 

 

 

 

 

 

6 Find the point where you want the deletion to begin, then press ENTER with the arrow on “IN”. The edit-in time is fixed and the elapsed playing time starts counting again.

7 Find the point where you want the deletion to end, then press ENTER with the arrow on “OUT”. The edit-out time is fixed.

Press 3, 4, 5, 2, 6 or 9 to find the edit-in and edit-out points.

8 Press w e to select “PREVIEW”, then press ENTER to preview the scene approximately 5 seconds before and after the deleted part.

9 Press w e to select “EXECUTE”, then press ENTER. The selected scene is deleted.

To modify the points

APress w e to select “CLEAR”, then press ENTER. B Repeat steps 5 9.

10 Press NAVIGATION to return to the normal screen.

NOTE:

There may be a discrepancy of several seconds between the scene you intend to edit, and the scene which is actually edited.

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JVC DR-MV5BE manual Move Scenes, SCENE, then press Enter

DR-MV5BE specifications

The JVC DR-MV5BE is a versatile and feature-rich DVD recorder and VCR combo that caters to the needs of users looking to digitize their home video collection while enjoying the convenience of a dual-format device. This innovative unit combines both DVD recording and VHS playback capabilities, making it a valuable addition to any home entertainment setup.

At the core of the JVC DR-MV5BE’s functionality is its ability to record directly onto DVD discs, offering several formats including DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD+R. This flexibility allows users to choose the best format suited for their recording needs, whether they prioritize compatibility with other devices or rewritable options. The device also supports various recording modes, from high-quality SP mode to extended recording modes like LP and EP, granting users control over recording time and quality.

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