Counter Value Change, Counter Reset, Transferred | JVC LYT0002-0M1B

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ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS

COUNTER VALUE CHANGE

If you want to replace a captured image with a different one, you can capture the new one by changing the counter value.

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Edit

Transfer the Index Image

Transfer the Full Image

Modify…

DeleteDel

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NOTE : Note that if the index image data is saved in step 4, the hatching pattern indicating the change will no longer appear the next time it is called up.

1 Click the image display box of the index number you want to change.

•The box is bordered in green.

2 Open the menu bar and click "Edit" — "Modify…".

•The "Modify Capture Point" window appears.

3 Enter a new counter value.

4 Click "OK".

•The index image is surrounded by a hatching pattern indicating that a change is being made.

•The counter value is changed to the value you just entered.

5 Open the menu bar and click "Set-up" — "Capture Mode" — "Automatic", then select "Program Capture" in the "Auto- matic Transfer" window and click "OK".

6 Play the tape on the video source unit and click "Edit" — "Transfer the Index Image".

•Index image data at the counter setting is captured.

•Be sure to complete steps 1 through 7. If they are not all followed, the index image and the full image will be different as the full image data will not have been changed in step 6.

7 Click "Edit" — "Transfer the Full Image". •Full image data at the counter setting is

transferred.

COUNTER RESET

You can change the counter setting on connected video source units (VHS, VHS-C).

Set-up

Capture Mode

Image Format

Device Change

Initialize

ID Change

Counter Reset

1 Open the menu bar and click "Set-up" — "Counter Reset".

•The VCR's counter is reset.

•The counters of DV-format digital camcorders cannot be reset.

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JVC LYT0002-0M1B, GV-DS1 manual Counter Value Change, Counter Reset, Modify Capture Point window appears, Transferred

Contents

GV-DS1 Dear Customer Declaration of Conformity Power Lines Power SourcesPower Cord Protection Grounding or Polarization Cleaning AccessoriesDamage Requiring Service Replacement Parts Do not place the Video Capture Docking Station How to handle a CD-ROM Maintenance Jlip Control Facility Jlip Video Capture SoftwareVideo Capture Facility Data Sharing With Jlip Player Soft- ware Picture Format Setting HOW to Open the ProgramHOW to Close the Program HOW the Desktop Works Introduction Getting Started Troubleshooting Major Specifications IndexJlip Player Software Video Printer Operation GV-PT2 Business presentations Advanc ED AP P Licat IonsCreate title indexes for your video collection Internet homepage Play button Multi connector Jlip jack pCapture input EXT./printer connector Pause button Image sources with Jlip and video output connectors Core filter ConnectorVideo Capture Docking Station EXT Operating Environment What is video capture software ?What is Jlip ? Connectable Devices Installation Procedure Windows HO W to Open the PRO Gram Preparation Initializing Jlip Select Transfer Rate. Normally select Itiali ZA Tion Select Units HOW to Close the Program Main Desktop Window Menu barControl buttons Menu BAR Image display area Each pulldown menu is configured as follows Exit VCR operation window Image data flow Capturing Video Images Step by Step Capture Full image data is transferred to the computerRepeat steps 2 through 5 as required Program Capture Ideo CA PtureAutomatic Capture Make sure all units are properly connected p Transfer Interval Capture AutomaticallySelect Interval Capture Capture Mode Picture Data FormatSelecting a Picture Format Modify Capture Point window appears Counter ResetCounter Value Change Transferred Delete Index Image and Full Image Change IDYou can change the Video Capture Unit’s ID number Open the menu bar and click File New Album Create NEW FolderSaving Saved, you will be asked whether to save or not Open Index Save the Full Image Data Using Jlip Player Software Data Open JLIPjlp File window is displayed HOW to Store Jlip Player Data Save As Jlip jlp File window is displayed Problem Cause Cannot capture video data Counter cannot be resetWhere the program run file With the desired counter Message Appears when Action Playing back ErrorExecute after Not enough disk Memo Jlip Player Software Section Connections When Using Jlip Playe r Soft ware When connected with the Video Printer Digital camcorder Jlip Gettin G Started Devices to connect to the Video Capture BOX Installing Jlip Player Software Starting Jlip Player Software Prepare DevicesSelect Serial Port Select Devices Drop Frame System Title bar Memo Elapsed Time Setting in/out points Basic Oper AT IonsOperating camcorder To confirm all programmed scenes, click Start Select SceneStart Playback Only the camcorder moves Prepare NEW Tape Basic OP Eration SDubbing Start Editing Save File Start SavingEnter File Name Select Floppy Disk Drive BA SIC OP E Rations Opening a saved fileCorrecting and cutting the programmed counter data Store Designated Scene in Memory Overwriting the fileDesignateied Scene to be COP Designate Scene to be Transferred Store button Position button Power buttonIcon button Scene select Print Playback PrintingBring UP Video Printer Window Store Scene Quitting the Movie Player window Adjusting picture equalizationAccess Picture Equalization Dialog BOX Click Close Choose Exit from File To Print Captured Video Data with Video Printer Auto CapturePreparation Load the tape into the video unit To print only the cut-in scene on the edited tape Click Print to start printing Connecting other device during operation Advan CED Oper AT IonsChanging ID number When Using the Video Capture Software Access Name Change Dialog BOXAccess Device Selection Dialog BOX Enter NEW Name SET NEW Name Enter Value Access Pause Time CORREC- Tion Dialog BOXAdvanc ED Operat Ions Determine Value Power on all devices System Communication error Error - This application willThat power is on Check devices - Confirm Ajor Speci Ficat Ions Change ID COM Port Setup MenuAutomatic Capture Auto Bitmap Delete Index Image and Full Image Desktop Window Pg , 48 GV-DS1