RGB Spectrum 201 PLAY or Pause command. NEXTMARK

COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
Command Summary
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DeleteMARK <markNum | markName
|
-ALL>
The DMARK command deletes the given event
mark if the event mark is in the clip currently being
played (or paused).
With the argument “-ALL,” DeleteMark deletes all
event marks in the current clip.
Without an argument, this command deletes the
currently selected event mark (if the DGy is paused
on an event mark).
EditMARK <markNum |
markName>
<markName>
The EMARK command names (or renames) the
specified event mark, if the event mark is in the clip
currently being played (or paused).
Initially each event mark is assigned a number. The
EditMARK command may be used to associate a
descriptive name with that number.
MarkNames must have at least one alpha
character and must contain no white space. The
markName "ALL" is illegal.
ListEVeryMARK (none) The LEVMARK command lists the timecode and
description of all event marks in all clips on both
disks. Retrieval time will be dependent upon the
total number of event marks.
ListMARK <markNum | markName
|
-ALL>
The LMARK command displays the timecode and
description of the mark number specified, if the
mark is in the clip currently being played (or
paused). The optional “-ALL” argument provides a
list of all marks.
Example
List all marks of the current clip (player currently
paused on the clip)
lmark -all
MARK (none) Event marks can be made during record or
playback. If a MARK is issued during record the
event mark is created using the current record time.
If a MARK is issued during playback the event mark
is created using the time stamp of the original
recording.
NEXTMARK (none) The NEXTMARK command sends the recorder to
the next event mark from the current position, and
cues there. To play from that spot you must issue a
PLAY or Pause command.
NEXTMARK will only seek within the current clip,
and will not wrap.
Table 6-10. DGy 201 Play and Record Commands (Continued)
Command Arguments Description