Panasonic NV-DV2000EC operating instructions Tape Trade Editing, Preparation

Tape Trade Editing

When performing a Programme Editing after this VCR and Panasonic Digital Video Camera have been connected using an Edit cable and a DV cable (cable for sending video and audio signals), this function enables the Editing controller of this VCR to set the edit points for the playback unit.

It makes it easy to accomplish those operations using the Jog/Shuttle functions, which are so crucial for setting the edit points, with the same operational “feel” of the operating the playback unit without depending on the playback unit operations.

STEREO

AUDIO

REW

STOP

PLAY

FF PAUSE

Í / I

< EJECT

SERECT

OUT

EDIT

8mm

AUDIO REC LEVEL

STEREO1

STILL

¥DV2

DV SELECT

AUDIO MIX

ALBUM

¥REC/OTR

1

2

INPUT SELECT

0

10

0 STEREO1 STEREO2 10

AV4

RECORDER

EDIT CONTROL

AV4

IN

PLAYER

PASSIVE DV EDIT 8mm MIXING EDIT

SP/LP TBC 3D DNR

PRINT

OUT

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO– AUDIO – R

PRINTER/

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L– AUDIO – R

D.STILL PICTURE

Preparation

≥Complete necessary connections and settings.

Settings for the tape in the playback unit Settings for the tape in the recording unit

1Insert the tape to be used for the playback unit in this VCR, and set the switches as shown below.

RECORDER EDIT CONTROL

PLAYER PASSIVE DV EDIT 8mm

PRINTER/

D.STILL PICTURE

4Insert the tape to be used for the recording VCR, and set the switches as shown below.

RECORDER EDIT CONTROL

PLAYER PASSIVE DV EDIT 8mm

PRINTER/

D.STILL PICTURE

2Register the playback unit’s editing programmes. (Refer to the procedure for Programme Editing on pages 46 to 51.)

3Remove the tape to be used for the playback unit from this VCR, and insert it in the playback unit.

(Leave the playback unit in the playback mode.)

5Register the recording VCR’s editing programmes. (Refer to the procedure for Programme Editing on pages 46 to 51.)

6Editing the registered programmes. (Refer to the procedure for Programme Editing on pages 46 to 51.)

Note:

≥This function cannot be used for editing operations involving AV Insert, Audio Dubbing or Audio Mixing.

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