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4 – Video/Audio Recording
Using the after recording function
1. Select the file that you want to After Record on the
BROWSE
screen.
2. Press the center of the Pointing Stick to open the pop-up menu and
select After Rec.
3. Press the center of the Pointing Stick again to put the recorder into
recording (video/audio) standby.
4. Press the RECORD button to start after recording.
When recording starts, the REC indicator lights, and the elapsed and
remaining recording times appear on the Home Screen along with the
name of the le being played back.
NOTE
The input monitoring sound will be heard a little after the actual sound.
5. When after recording completes for the selected file, the recorder will
stop. (To play back the file that was created by after recording, you must
select it by browsing.)
CAUTION
If the operation mode is not video recording mode, After Rec will not appear
in the pop-up menu.
Dividing a recording while continuing to record
You can manually divide a recording, saving the current le and continuing to
record as a new le (video/audio).
Dividing also occurs automatically when the 2GB maximum le size is
reached.
NOTE
If AUTO REC is set to FILE INC, dividing will also occur whenever recording is
restarted. (See “Automatic recording functions (AUTO REC)” on page 46.)
Manually starting a new file while recording
When recording (video/audio), press F1( ) button (DIVIDE) to divide the
recording, saving the current le and continuing recording in a new le.
NOTE
When a new le is created, the number added at the end of the le name is
increased by one.
CAUTION
A new le cannot be created if the total number of les and folders •
would exceed 9999.
A recording (video/audio) cannot be divided if the recording time of one •
of the new les would be shorter than two seconds.
If the name of a newly created le would be the same as that of an •
existing le, the number added at the end of the le name is increased
by one.
When the le is divided manually, a little time is required to process it, so •
a gap of about 1 second will occur in sound and video recording. If you
want to divide a le without creating gaps, record one continuous le
and then divided it afterwards (see “Dividing a le (DIVIDE)” on page 51.).