MARKER BURN
The unit can output to each video jack and display a 4:3 screen marker on 16:9 screen images. When you make an editing tape from an original tape, the MARKER BURN function can be used.
To set up MARKER BURN
Set [MARKER BURN] in the [DISPLAY SET] menu to [ON] (page 75).
Notes
•MARKER BURN is effective under the following conditions.
–While playing back a tape in HDV or while an HDV
signal is input via the 
HDV/DV jack, and [DOWN CONVERT] of [VIDEO OUT] in the [IN/OUT REC] menu is set to [SQUEEZE] or [LETTER BOX]
–When wide signals recorded in DVCAM or DV format are played back, or wide screen HDV/ DVCAM/DV signals are input to each VIDEO jack
•While an HDV signal is input via the 
HDV/DV jack, and [DOWN CONVERT] of [VIDEO OUT] in the [IN/OUT REC] menu is set to [EDGE CROP], the marker can not be displayed.
•The markers displayed with EDGE CROP MARKER and MARKER BURN show the available horizontal ratio range of the 4:3 screen to be cropped. The displayable image size of the standard 4:3 TV monitor may appear smaller than the size marked on the monitor of the unit.
•When EDGE CROP MARKER and MARKER BURN are enabled at the same time, EDGE CROP MARKER is given priority.
•When you set [MARKER BURN] and [ALLSCAN MODE] in the [DISPLAY SET] menu to [ON] at the same time, the marker will not appear in the correct position on the LCD monitor. This is not a malfunction. The marker will be output correctly via each video jack.
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