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58 Chapter 4 Dubbing to Other Equipment Using the i.LINK Jack, Duplication, Audio Dubbing, and Connecting a Computer
Chapter 4 Dubbing to Other Equipment Using the i.LINK Jack, Duplication, Audio Dubbing, and Connecting a Computer
Dubbing to Other Equipment Using the i.LINK Jack
There are some limitations to down converting a tape
recorded in HDV format to DVCAM format.
For details, see “i.LINK SET” in the “IN/OUT REC” menu
on page 72.
• If you output pictures in the playback pause mode
when using an i.LINK connection, recorded images
may appear distorted.
• When the tape is recorded in HDV format, the picture
is output as a simplified picture during playback at
various speeds (page 40).
• When using an i.LINK connection, you cannot output
only pictures or sounds separately.
• When you duplicate down converted signals from
HDV to DVCAM on an HDV/DV cassette in DVCAM
format, the available recording time is reduced to
about 2/3 of the recording time indicated on the tape.
However, when a DVCAM cassette is recorded using
DVCAM format, the available recording time is the
same as the recording time indicated on the DVCAM
cassette.
• When progressive HDV signals are played back and
down converted into DVCAM (or DV) format to
output to i.LINK connection, the signals are converted
to interlace system. 1080/24p and 1080/30p are
converted to 480i, and 1080/25p to 576i, respectively.
1
Prepare the unit.
2
Prepare the recorder.
If the recorder has an input selector switch, select an
input.
For details, refer to your recorder’s instruction manual.
3
Start playback on the unit and start recording on the
recorder.
Refer to “Playback Procedures” on page 38.
For details, refer to your recorder’s instruction manual.
4
When dubbing is finished, stop recording on the
recorder, and then stop playback of the unit.
Notes
Dubbing Procedures