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56 Chapter 3 Utilizing the Time Code
Chapter 3 Utilizing the Time Code
Setting the Time Code and User Bits
HVR-M25AU/M25AN/M25AE/M25AP time
codes
The unit has a HDV/DV jack. The time code
displayed and recorded on the tape differs as shown
below when the INPUT SELECT switch is set to HDV/
DV and when it is set to other than HDV/DV.
a) This includes stop, fast-forward or rewind. If the unit
cannot read the time code on the tape correctly, the counter
displays “– –:– –:– –:– –”.
b) “DUB1”, “DUPLICATE1”, and “REC1” represent the
state of the unit when you press each of these buttons
(AUDIO DUB, DUPLICATE, or REC) in the stop mode.
c) The time code is also displayed on the time counter screen.
For details on the time counter, see page 25.
[HDV/DV IN
TC] menu
INPUT SELECT
switch
Mode Time code/User bits displayed and recorded
Playback
Playback
Audio dubbing
Playback at various
speeds
a)
DUB1
b)
Time code/user bits on the tape
EE
INTERNAL
HDV/DV
Duplicate
DUPLICATE1
b)
Time code/user bits of another device connected to the
HDV/DV jack
c)
Recording
Recording Pause
REC1
b)
Time code/user bits internally generated
c)
When the input signal is HDV: User bits input via the HDV/
DV jack
SVIDEO
VIDEO
Recording
Recording Pause
REC1
b)
Time code/user bits internally generated
c)
EXTERNAL
HDV/DV
Duplicate
DUPLICATE1
b)
Time code/user bits of the other device connected to the
HDV/DV jack
c)
Recording
Recording Pause
REC1
b)
Time code input from the other device connected to the
HDV/DV jack and user bits internally generated
When the input signal is HDV: User bits input via the HDV/
DV jack.
SVIDEO
VIDEO
Recording
Recording Pause
REC1
b)
Time code/user bits internally generated
c)