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Play List (continued)
Importing and storing play lists
Importing play lists from an external source
(1) Press the PLAYLIST button to switch to the play
list screen.
(2) Open the OPERATION sub menu and select
IMPORT.
(3) Select the import destination.
[SLOT1-SLOT5]:
The play list data stored on any of the P2 cards in
slots 1 to 5 is selected.
[SD CARD]:
The play list data stored on the SD memory card is
selected.
[SELECTED CLIPS]:
The clips selected on the thumbnail screen are
turned into play list data.
(4) Select the play list data to be imported.
Select the filename.
(5) Select the import method.
[OVERWRITE]:
The data overwrites the play list which was set prior
to importing.
[APPEND]:
The data is added at the bottom of the play list
which was set prior to importing.
[EXIT]:
Importing is aborted.
(6) Press the SET button.
The importing of the play list data starts.
Exporting play lists [EXPORT]
•Exporting the data to P2 cards [SLOT1-SLOT5]
The play list data is stored in the designated area on the
P2 card in the selected slot.
Select [OPERATION] → [EXPORT] → [MEMORY], and
select the slot with the card on which the data is to be
stored.
•Storing on SD memory card [SD CARD]
The play list data is stored using the designated format
in the designated folder on the SD memory card.
•Storing play list data
[SAVE]:
The data overwrites previously stored data under
the filename which was imported last. [SAVE]
cannot be selected if the file has not been read.
[SAVE AS]:
The data is stored under the filename which is
automatically appended.
•Use an SD memory card which has been formatted
using this unit. (See page 27)
Note:
Bear in mind that if the number of events exceeds
100, the play list data for the events exceeding 100
will not be imported.
Playing the play lists
You can start playing a play list from the event where the
pointer is positioned by pressing the PLAY button while the play
list screen is displayed. If the pointer is moved to event 1 and
the PLAY button is pressed, play list play (playing events which
have been registered in succession) starts from the head of the
list. To stop the play list play, press the STOP button.
During play, it is also possible to set the play TC which
will output a continuous value from the prescribed value.
In this case, however, the original value will be used as
the IEEE1394 or other TC.
The initial value is set and the output TC selected using
[SETTING] on the menu bar.
To play the TC from the prescribed value during play:
•Set the TC replacement mode.
Select [SETTING] → [REPLACE TC] → [REPLACE],
and set [ON].
•Set the initial TC value.
Input the initial TC value by selecting [SETTING] →
[REPLACE TC] → [START TC] → [TC] → [START
TC: ].
For AJ-SPD850P:
•Set [DF] or [NDF] for TC.
Select [START TC] → [DF], and then set [DF] or
[NDF].
Play list edit copy function
“Play list edit copying” refers to turning all the events
registered in succession from event 1 into a single clip.
(1)
Open the OPERATION sub menu, and select EDIT COPY.
(2) Select the edit copy destination.
[SLOT1-SLOT5]:
The edit-copied clips are stored on any of the P2
cards in slots 1 to 5.
(3) Select YES using the search dial and SET button.
Edit copying now starts.
•
If the amount of free memory space on the P2 card serving
as the edit copy destination is less than the size of the clip
to be edit-copied, “WARNING: LACK OF REC CAPACITY”
appears, and edit copy does not commence.
• Edit copying is aborted by pressing the SET button or
STOP button at any point during edit copying.
Notes:
• The format of the edit-copied clip is the same as
the format of the events prior to edit copying.
• When clips with shot marks added are included in
an event, the shot marks will also be added to the
edit-copied clips.
• During edit copying, the approximate progress of
the operation is indicated.
• When the beginning of an edit-copied clip is
searched, the beginnings of the events prior to
edit copying are searched.
• During edit copying, information other than the
shot mark is not copied.
Notes:
•Bear in mind that if the event where the pointer is
positioned has not been registered, it cannot be
played on the play list.
•To play the play list, insert all the P2 cards whose
events have been registered on the play list.
Otherwise, the play list will not be played properly.
•When any operation other than playback is
performed during playback in the TC replacement
mode, the TC will be restored to its original value.
•
Events registered in a play list are identified by the P2 card
serial number, etc. Therefore, clips copied to a different P2
card are not recognized as clips for that play list.