JVC LYT0002-0P7A Access R.A. Edit Counter Display, Register Beginning of Scene, Make Corrections

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EDITING (cont.)

REW/FF

STOP CANCEL

IN/OUT

R.A. EDIT

PLAY/PAUSE

RM-V704U or

RM-V700U (provided)

REW

FF

PLAY

ON/OFF

VCR REC STBY

CANCEL

IN/OUT

		IN	OUT
ç	1	0:00:25	-- : -- : --
	2
	3
	4
	5
	6
	7
	8
	COUNTER		0:00:25
	TOTAL		0:00:00
		IN	OUT
ç	1	0:00:25	0:01:05
	2	0:03:18	0:03:31
	3	0:02:33	0:02:53
	4	0:04:11	-- : -- : --
	5
	6
	7
	8
	COUNTER		0:04:11
	TOTAL		0:01:13

SELECT SCENES

ACCESS R.A. EDIT COUNTER DISPLAY

1 Press PLAY/PAUSE, then press R.A. EDIT and the counter display appears in the viewfinder and the screen of the connected TV.

REGISTER BEGINNING OF SCENE

2 Press REW or FF to locate the beginning of the scene you want, then press IN/OUT to register that point. The data appears under IN on the display.

REGISTER END OF SCENE

3 Press REW or FF to locate the end of the scene and press IN/OUT to register it. The data appears under OUT on the display. The total time of the registered scene(s) is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

REGISTER ADDITIONAL SCENES

4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each additional scene (as many as 8).

MAKE CORRECTIONS

5 Press CANCEL during steps 2 and 3 to erase the most recently registered point.

NOTES:

●The RM-V704U/V700U can be used to operate other camcorder functions as well. Point the RM-V704U/ V700U at the camcorder's remote sensor and press any of the following buttons (function appears in parentheses):

—ON/OFF (camcorder R.A. EDIT)

—IN/OUT (camcorder IN/OUT)

—CANCEL (camcorder CANCEL)

●There must be at least one second between an in-point and its corresponding out-point.

●To ensure correct operation, leave at least 15 seconds open between scenes.

●Blank portions of tape cannot be registered as in-points or out-points.

●If it takes more than 5 minutes to search for an in-point, the VCR's Record-Pause mode is cancelled and editing doesn't take place.

●Pressing R.A. EDIT clears all in- and out-points from memory.

●Leave a small margin for error around each in-point to ensure the scene is recorded in its entirety.