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Editing Creating Chapters (Continued)
Notes � This recorder supports a limited number of chapters on a disc. If exceeded, a message appears. In this event, reduce the number of chapters by merging chapters. ( page 89) � The EDIT MENU Chapter Create can also be viewed by selecting �Chapter Editing� from the EDIT MENU Main Menu.
Editing chapter break
You can adjust positions of chapter marks. You can shift the beginning of a chapter currently selected. 1) Perform steps 1 to 5 on page 85 to 86. 2) Press the QUICK MENU button. 3) Press the / buttons to select �Chapter Break Edit Mode�, then press the ENTER button. 4) Press the / buttons to select the item, then press the ENTER button. �by Frame (VR mode)� The chapter mark shifts by one frame. �by GOP (Video mode)� The chapter mark shifts by a GOP (about 0.5 second), which is a unit of editing in DVD-Video format. 5) Press the / buttons to select a chapter whose beginning you want to shift.
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EDIT MENU Main Menu
Chapter Editing
Chapters can be divided on frame basis. Chapters can be merged and assigned names.
Title
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DVD
Source DV Recording Chapter Editing Edit Functions Playlist Editing Combine ORG Title DVD-Video Finalizing Del Selected Items
Merge Divide
1 2 3 4 5
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Set
Edit MENU
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� To exit the EDIT MENU Main Menu, press the EDIT MENU button. � Making chapters in a title (Original) does not affect the related titles (Playlist). � There may be a small difference between a location you marked and a chapter division actually played. � Pausing a recording automatically creates a chapter division.
6) Press the FRAME (II / II) buttons repeatedly until a desired scene appears. Select a point while monitoring the thumbnail, which changes as you press the button. To operate other chapters, press the / buttons to select another, then follow the above steps. 7) When complete, press the O button or EDIT MENU button.
Notes � To cancel the chapter Break Edit mode, press the QUICK MENU button, and select �Chapter Break Edit Mode off (by Frame)� or �Chapter Break Edit Mode off (by GOP)� then press the ENTER button. � You cannot shift a chapter mark beyond the adjacent chapter marks or a logical gap on recorded data within a chapter. � Shifting a chapter mark restores a thumbnail to the beginning of a chapter. This may occur also on the previous chapter depending on the data condition.
Creating chapters automatically when recording
You can create chapter marks from the beginning of a title at regular intervals automatically. (Chapter marks are added to those already existing.) This is convenient for long programs, such as live sports games. 1) Perform steps 1 to 4 on pages 85 to 86. 2) Press the / buttons to select �Auto Chapter Create�, then press the ENTER button. 3) Press the / buttons to select a chapter division interval, then press the ENTER button. Chapter divisions are automatically marked at the selected intervals.
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