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F Locate the end point.

Press PLAY (4) to start playback. Find the edit-out point where you want the edited scene to end by pressing PAUSE (9), then press IN/OUT.

The edit-out point is registered in memory and appears on the screen.

The total time of the edited

scenes is displayed to the right of “TOTAL”.

Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each additional scene.

G Prepare the source tape.

Rewind the tape in the DV deck to the beginning of the scene you want to edit.

H Prepare the VHS deck for dubbing.

APress S-VHS.

BSearch for the point where you want to start dubbing by pressing PLAY (4), FF (5) or REW (3) then press STOP (8).

CPress REC (7), then the VHS deck enters the Record Pause mode.

To Make Corrections ...

... in step 5 or 6, you can cancel registered in and out points by pressing CANCEL. Each time you press, the preceding point is erased.

If, for example, you have registered 5 sets of in and out points and want to reset the first set, you have to press CANCEL until all points after the first set have been erased. Reenter them after you have repaired the first set of points.

NOTES:

When Random Assemble Editing does not work, press , then perform Random Assemble Editing again.

To cancel the registered scene, press CANCEL. Each time CANCEL is pressed, the latest registered scene is erased.

When the source tape has more than 2 identical time codes

( pg. 41), the VCR may not find the edit-in point you set and a malfunction may occur.

When choosing a scene, set edit-in and edit-out points so that there's a relatively large difference between them.

If the search time for an in-point exceeds 5 minutes, the VHS deck's Record-Pause mode will be cancelled and editing will not take place.

If there are blank portions before or after the edit-in and edit- out points, a blue-backed screen may be included in the edited version.

Since time codes register time only as accurately as seconds, the time code total time may not match the total program time exactly.

To use Random Assemble Editing consecutively for two or more programs, press START for each program.

When dubbing from another Mini DV cassette, change the Mini DV cassette first, and then press START.

I Start Random Assemble Editing.

Press START (or OK).

Automatic editing begins; all the specified scenes are copied to the VHS deck in the order they were registered.

The on-screen display remains while your VCR searches for each scene (blinking cursor indicates scene currently being searched for), but disappears during actual editing.

During scene search, the VHS deck automatically enters its Record-Standby mode.

When all registered scenes have been edited, the DV deck enters the Pause mode, the VHS deck enters its Record Pause mode, and “– :– :–” blinks at the next available number.

J End Random Assemble Editing.

Press R.A.EDIT twice to return to the normal screen. Press STOP (8) to stop the VHS deck’s Record Pause mode.

Press DV, then press STOP (8) to stop the DV deck’s Pause mode.

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JVC SR-VS30U Locate the end point, Prepare the source tape, Start Random Assemble Editing, End Random Assemble Editing

SR-VS30U specifications

The JVC SR-VS30U is a versatile and high-performance digital video recorder designed to cater to both professionals and enthusiasts in the video production industry. This machine stands out due to its ability to blend two recording formats: DV (digital video) and S-VHS, making it a dual-format powerhouse suitable for various applications. One of its main features is the dual-deck capability, allowing users to record and play back S-VHS tapes while simultaneously digitizing video in the DV format. This flexibility makes it an excellent tool for archiving older videotape formats as well.

In terms of image quality, the JVC SR-VS30U boasts impressive specs. It supports S-VHS quality tapes that can deliver exceptional resolution, enhanced color reproduction, and fine detail, especially when paired with high-quality source material. The unit is equipped with advanced digital processing technologies that optimize video playback and recording, ensuring minimal signal degradation.

One of the key technologies integrated into the SR-VS30U is the built-in DV input and output interface. This allows for quick transfers of digital video to and from computer systems, making it convenient for video editing and processing tasks. The unit is also compliant with the IEEE 1394 FireWire standard, which is essential for facilitating seamless integration with modern editing software and digital devices.

The SR-VS30U features an easy-to-navigate user interface, complete with an LCD display that provides clear indications of recording status and tape position. The well-structured controls enhance usability, making it user-friendly for those both familiar and unfamiliar with video production equipment.

In terms of additional features, the unit comes with a range of editing functions, including insert and assemble edits, allowing for precise control over the final output. It also supports a variety of playback features, including various playback speeds and frame-by-frame options, which are instrumental in refining edits or analyzing footage.

The JVC SR-VS30U demonstrates a robust build quality, ensuring longevity for rigorous usage in professional environments. With these features and its dual-format capabilities, the SR-VS30U is an ideal choice for anyone looking to bridge the gap between traditional S-VHS media and modern digital workflows, providing a reliable and efficient solution for video recording and editing needs.