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Chapter 2 Playback and Recording 45
Chapter 2 Playback and Recording
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).
• 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.
MARKER BURN
Notes