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III

TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................. III

1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... 5

2. EDITREC SETUP PROCEDURE ............................................................................ 7

2.1 MULTICAM INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................ 7

2.2 EVS SERVER CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................... 7

2.2.1 Hardware Connections ............................................................................................................ 7

2.2.2 EVS Menu Configuration ......................................................................................................... 9

2.2.3 Starting Application ............................................................................................................... 11

3. EDITREC OPERATING ........................................................................................ 12

3.1 EDITREC MENUS WITH MULTICAM 10 ................................................................................... 12

3.1.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 12

3.1.2 EditRec Settings.................................................................................................................... 12

3.2 EDITREC MENUS WITH MULTICAM 11 ................................................................................... 16

3.2.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 16

3.2.2 Configuration menu ............................................................................................................... 16

3.2.3 Operations menu................................................................................................................... 17

3.3 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS .............................................................................................................. 18

3.3.1 Undo ..................................................................................................................................... 18

3.3.2 Non Linear Editing................................................................................................................. 18

4. THIRD PARTY CONFIGURATIONS ..................................................................... 19

4.1 BVE 9100 ................................................................................................................................... 19

4.1.1 Preroll .................................................................................................................................... 19

4.1.2 Port Assignment .................................................................................................................... 19

4.1.3 IDC Parameter ...................................................................................................................... 19

4.1.4 Audio Channel Assign Configuration ..................................................................................... 21

4.2 PLUGIN EDITOR/SONY SWITCHER ........................................................................................ 22

4.2.1 Sony Swi tc her ....................................................................................................................... 22

4.2.2 Plug-In Editor ........................................................................................................................ 22

4.3 SONY RM280 (V2.04) ................................................................................................................ 24

4.4 DNF 2MCE (3.0 061711) ............................................................................................................ 25

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1. Introduction

This document describes how to configure EVS server in linear editing environments. This document reflects the status of Multicam version 10.03 and higher and its current limitations. Multicam 10 release version will be the first version to release the Ed itRec feature.

EditRec protocol is used on EVS server in order to be controlled by one editing console, like Sony BVE2000, BVE9100, Sony Plug In Editor switcher interface or Editware Fastrack. This name has been used to differentiate it from the already existing “Sony BVW” protocol that is limited in EVS server to the “read-only” command subset. EditRe c protocol is implementin g all required Sony BVW protoc ol commands required for l inear editing.

Two diagrams show the typic al configurations.

1. Stand-alone mode: wit hout external video switche r and audio mixer. This s etup is used to demonstrate basic linear editing by using only one source channel directly used as record signal. One IPDirector can be used to control the channel loading and t o monitor the work in progre ss.

2. Edit suite mode: in setup with video switcher and audio mixer, as usually present in editing suite. One additional server on XNET is added to the configuration to demonstrate that sources can be loaded on Edit server from this additional server (Playout Server) and that the edit playlist can be seen and played out from this server (Playout server) even while editing is still in progress on the Edit server. Version 10.03 (or higher) has also to be used on this additional server. One IPDirector can be used to control channel loading and monitor the work i n progress.

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Figure 1: Stand-Alone Se tup

Figure 2: Edit Suite Setup

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2. EditRec Setup

2.1 MULTICAM INSTALLATION

Use the standard Multi cam 10 installation procedure:

• Create usb key

• Install on target EVS Server (format if required, or upgrade)

• Remove usb key

• Restart th e server

The version can also b e installed by XNetMonitor.

Procedure

2.2 EVS SERVER CONFIGURATION

2.2.1 HARDWARE CONNECTIONS

One EditRec channel is a combination of one Recorder Channel (REC) and one Player Channel (PGM).

SERIAL CONNECTIONS:

• Use one Server serial port for EditRec control in EditRec protocol, coming from

Linear Edit Controller

• Other seri al ports have to be connected according c onfiguration settings in EVS

menu.

Example:

o In typical configurations , 2 other SONY BVW channels are used by Linear

Edit Controller as sou rce channels (VTR source re placement).

o If IPDirector is also pres ent, it can also be connec ted.

VIDEO CONNECTIONS:

The source signal has to be connected to the video input of the EditRec recorder channel AND to the video input of the EditRec Player Channel (needed for the EE feature). Usually this is the signal coming from a switcher output channel, mixing all the sources signals, or in stand-alone version coming directly from a source VTR.

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AUDIO CONNECTIONS:

• Easiest way is to work with embedded audio format. No additional audio

connections are requir ed in this case.

• If digita l/analog audio is required (i.e . an external Audio mixer is required), AES

XLR or BNC connections are possible, pr ovided the server has the correct audio backplane configuration. Use the correct input and output connector as required.

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2.2.2 EVS MENU CONFIGURATION

SPOTBOX

Here is the typical basi c configuration for a 6 ch Server.

Multicam 10:

Multicam 11:

You must respect the f ollowing restrictions:

• “Spotbox ” as basic configuration.

• EditRec has to be declared for one PGM and one REC (no special pairing is

required), and use the same serial connection num ber.

• No restrictions for other channels. Usually PGM2 and PGM3 are controlled in

Sony protocol by Linea r Edit Controller as “sourc e” VTR. This can be in primary or secondary control (C TRL+F1).

With some lin ear controllers, it is also possib le to use VDCP control allowing to

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list and load clips present on the server as source for edit (if The VDCP Controller is a Sony Switcher, it is necessary to add a parameter in EXEC.bat (Contact the support)).

• “2 , 4, 8 audio” configura tions are possible.

LSM

Multicam 10:

RS422 Assignation:

PGM association:

Recorder association:

Multicam 11:

RS422 Assignation:

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PGM association:

Recorder association:

2.2.3 STARTING APPLICATION

Proceed to the followi ng actions at applicatio n startup:

1. Clear Video Disk (optional)

2. Verification of Genloc k signal validity

3. Verification of TC in signal validity.

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3. EditRec Operating

3.1 EDITREC MENUS WITH MULTICAM 10

3.1.1 INTRODUCTION

Various menus have bee n implemented to configure the EditR ec, load Playlist onto the Edit Recorder and mo nitor various processes.

Do not forget that the M10.03 version is still working with LSM Playlist objects, Each audio track can be edited separately .Playlist are filled with clips automatically created during the recording phase of edit. The server will refuse any additional edit if the number of existing clips used in all local playlists (for EditRec and for other users) exceeds 5400 clips.

3.1.2 EDITREC SETTINGS

This page of the Setup configuration module allows changing several behaviors of EditRec Channel.

SETUP CONFIGURATION

Sh+ESC:VGA EXPLORER (SH)F3:RESET(ALL) F6:KW1 F7:KW2 F8:SRCH F9:CLIP F10:PLST

╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗

║ PROTOCOL: EditRec 1 Setting ║ ║ Time Code Settings Playlist Settings ║ ║ Start TC: 10:00:00;00 DF <ENTER> Load PL: 60 (LSM ID) <ENTER> ║ ║ Preroll: 05s00fr Rename PL: MyEditPLName <ENTER> ║ ║ Edit TC settings: Default PL: 60 ║ ║ Serial Sony LTC: Edit TC Clear PL: 60 EDL + CLIPS <ENTER> ║ ║ Serial Sony VITC: Edit TC ║ ║ Insert TC in SDI: YES EDIT TC <ENTER> CLEAR UNUSED EDITREC CLIPS <ENTER> ║ ║ User TC of created clips : Edit TC CLOSE EDIT: <ENTER> ║ ║ ║ ║ OSD settings EE : OFF <ENTER> ║ ║ Super : YES Stop behavior : PB ║ ║ Display Sel. : TC Status Name Clip Name: EditR ║ ║ TC H-Pos : 4 Name H-Pos: 0 Clip VARID:EditR6789012345678901234║ ║ TC V-Pos : 10 Name V-Pos: 0 ║ ║ Audio settings: ║ ║ Non-linear Editing at current TC: Edit Audio Fade: NO ║ ║ Insert Black: 00:01:00fr <ENTER> ║ ║ Delete Content: 00:01:00fr <ENTER> Edit: <UNDO> ║ ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

TAB:SELECT <-/->:CHANGE PgUp:Pg3 F4:SAVE AS F5:LOAD ALT+Q:EXIT MULTICAM

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the TC of your the duration of

Edit TC and

TC and

reserved for

Parameter Values/

Range

Time Code settings:

Start TC: 10:00:00;00 DF <ENTER> 00:00:00:00

Default

Description

value

10:00:00:00 Selects

EditRec Playlist

23:59:59:29 /DF, NDF

Preroll: 05;00fr 00s00fr to

59s00fr

05s00fr Selects

the Playlist Preroll

(Need the TC <ENTER>

Edit TC settings:

Serial Sony LTC: Edit TC Edit TC Edit TC Currently, this setting is

locked.

Serial Sony VITC: Edit TC

User TC

Edit TC Selects the VITC type

sent from the server to

the EditRec controller.

Insert TC in SDI: YES E DIT TC <ENTER>

User TC of created clips : Edit TC

Yes or NO Edit TC Or Default

Edit User TC

Yes Edit TC

Edit TC Selects the TC type

Playlist Settings:

Selects the TC type

inserted in the VITC of

the SDI OUT of the

EditRec PGM*.

EditTC : TC of the

Playlist

Default: TC selected o n

‘Setup

the

Configuration’

*It’s necessar y to

configure the VITC

generation type to “LTC

or VITC” and

CleanVBI:Always in the

Page 2 of the ‘Setup

Configuration’ menu.

inserted into User TC of

the created Clips

Clip name: EditR . 8 characters

are modifiable by user.

4 characters the server.

EditR The name of clips

created by EditRec.

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reserved for

Parameter Values/

Range

Clip VARID: EditR6789012 . 24

characters

Default value

EditR6789 012

Description

The VarID of clips

created by EditRec0

are modifiable by user.

4 characters the server.

Load PL: 60 (LSM ID) <ENTER> 10 to 99 60 Loads the selected

playlist.

Rename PL: MyEditPLName <ENTER> 12 charact. EditPLyy Renames the playlist. Default PL: 60 10 to 99 60 Chooses the default

playlist loaded at st art.

Clear PL: 60 EDL + CLIPS <ENTER>

10 to 99 EDL or

EDL+CLIPS

Current loaded PL number

Deletes the selected

playlist.

EDL + CLIPS

CLEAR UNUSED EDITREC CLIP <ENTER>

Deletes all unused

EditRec Clips.

After Pressing ENTER,

it displays a

confirmation menu in

Red

“Do you really want to

delete all EditRec cl ips

on local server?”

Close Edit: <APPLY> Unloads the Playlist a nd

remove the extended

BlackClip

Stop behavior : PB

PB/EE PB Define the channel

behavior when it is in

stop => black

screen(PB) or EE

EE : OFF <ENTER> OFF OFF Activates the EE Edit:<UNDO> Undo allows cancelling

the 9 last EditRec

actions.

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Parameter Values/

Range

Default value

Description

Non-linear Editing at current TC:

Insert Black: 00:01;00fr <APPLY> 00:00;01fr

to 59:59;29fr

Delete Content: 00:01;00fr <APPLY> 00m00s01fr

to 59m59s29fr

00:10:00fr Inserts a selecte d

duration BlackClip from

the current position.

00:10:00fr Deletes the content

(selected duration) fr om

the current position.

OSD settings:

Super : YES Activates OSD. Display Sel. : TC Status Name Selects the displayed

information on OSD.

TC H-Pos : 4 Name H-Pos : 0

Selects the horizonta l

position of TC and

Name information.

TC V-Pos : 10

Selects the vertical

Name V-Pos : 0

Audio settings:

Edit Audio Fade: NO NO / V-Fade

NO Selects the audio effect

/ µMix

position of TC and

Name information.

type applied to the e dit

(applied in the materi al

of clip).

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3.2 EDITREC MENUS WITH MULTICAM 11

3.2.1 INTRODUCTION

Since Multicam 11, the EditRec menu has been sp lit in 2 parts:

• Configur ation menu

• Operations menu: for all operational functions.

3.2.2 CONFIGURATION MENU

This page of the Setu p Configuration module allow s to change the EditRec channel configuration:

Refer to the previous chapter for the fields’ description.

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3.2.3 OPERATIONS MENU

The Operations menu is reachable via Shift + F6 keys combi nation. It provides all the functions needed during the production.

Refer to the previous chapter for the field descri ption.

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3.3 SPECIAL F UNCTIONS

Several commands have been r e-used for other use.

3.3.1 UNDO

Undo function allows canceling up to the last nine edits. This function is accessible through 2 w ays:

• F2 menu pa ge ( Edit:<UNDO> )

• Linear Edit Controller through the use of the “EJECT” command to the

“recorder” channel. This w ill undo the last Edit executed onto the r ecorder. This is particularly usefu l in PreRead mode!

3.3.2 NON LINEAR EDITING

From the EditRec Menu :

It is possible to insert Black content inside editing playlist from the current position:

• Select the duration of the insertion through F2 menu page (Insert Black:

00:01;00fr )

• Apply the insertion through <APPLY>

It is possible to delete content from the current position:

• Select the duration of the deleting through F2 menu page (Delete Content:

00:01;00fr )

• Apply the insertion through <APPLY>

From a Hybrid Controller:

EVS added in the protoco l an extension which allo ws non standard command. It’s possible:

• To load a Playlist

• To close a playlist

• To insert clip inside the editin g playlist

• To delete content of the editing play list

• To clear P laylist

• To clear unused EditRec Clip.

For more information, p lease contact the EVS Sup port.

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4.1 BVE 9100

4.1.1 PREROLL

Press “INI” key. With arrows select Prerol l and enter “5:00”.

4. Third Party

Configurations

4.1.2 PORT ASSIGNMENT

Press “INI” key -> F3 “ASSIGN”. With arrows select the port where are connected the recorder channel and player

channel. For each channel selec t:

• type of d evice : “VTR”.

• log ID : P2, P2, P3 (for player channel) or R (for recorder channel).

4.1.3 IDC PARAMETER

EDITREC CHANNEL

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC”-> Select the EditRec port ->F1 Machine Parameter Group -> F1 “ Constant 1”

and enter the followi ng parameters:

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : F1 25 00 32 14 14 00 80 NTSC: F0 25 00 32 14 14 00 80

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC”-> Select the EditRec port ->F1 Machine Parameter Group -> F2 “ Constant 2”

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DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : 0C [02;06]* FE 00 80 3C FE 3C NTSC: 0C [02;06]* FE 00 80 3C FE 3C

*According to the controller

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC”-> Select the EditRec port -> F1 Machine Parameter Group -> F4 “ VTR Configuration”

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8

01 00 88 81 03 00 05 00

SONY PLAYER CHANNEL

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC” -> Select the server Sony Channel port -> F1 Machine Parameter Grou p -> F1 “Constant 1”

and enter the followi ng parameters:

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : 21 25 00 32 05 05 00 80 NTSC: 20 25 00 32 05 05 00 80

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC” -> Select the server Sony Channel port -> F1 Machine Parameter Grou p -> F2 “Constant 2”

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : 0C 03 FE 00 80 3D FE 3C NTSC: 0C 03 FE 00 80 3D FE 3C

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC” -> Select the server Sony Channel port -> F1 Machine Parameter Grou p -> F4 “VTR Configurati on”

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8

01 00 88 81 03 00 05 00

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4.1.4 AUDIO CHANNEL ASSIGN CONFIGURATION

There are 4 keys as audio edit preset on the keyboard of BVE-9100. Physically 2 keys (A1&A2) but Shift e nables to reach (A3&A4).

These 4 keys are directly linked to EDL. Display of edit preset information on the monitor is as below.

“VA1234”. BVE-9100 can assign up to 4ch of digital audio per 1 key. This assignment is made in m enu:

Press “Shift” + “Setup” -> F3 “IDC” -> Select the E ditRec port -> F4 Audio Channel Assign

Normal Assign

KEY D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8

1 X 2 X 3 X 4 X

Assign 2 channels to 1 key by Setup

KEY D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8

1 X X 2 X X 3 X X 4 X X

Assign particular chan nel to 1 key by Setup

KEY D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8

1 X X X X 2 X X 3 X X 4

Following this assignment, the information DA1 to DA8 and A1 to A2 are sent through the 9-pin RS42 2 CMD and interpreted by t he VTR.

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4.2 PLUGIN EDI TOR/SONY SWITCHER

4.2.1 SONY SWITCHER

To use the Plug-in Editor, it is necessary to config ure several settings in the Sony Switcher:

Page 7355: Port Assignment Page 7332.1: Input Assignment Page 7332.3: Embedded Input Filtering (Audio thr ough) Page 7333.1: Output Assignment Page 7333.3: Embedded Output Filtering (Audio through) Page 7322.1: Control P anel Key Assignment Page 7322.6: Control P anel Name Assignment Page 5331: External Devices Control (Checking) For more information, refer to Sony Switcher documentation.

4.2.2 PLUG-IN EDITOR

MAIN SETUP

Press “Ctrl+ Aux” (Setup) -> F 3 “SW CTRL”. Enter the following pa rameters:

• Control : enable

• Monitoring : PVW Bus

• PW Cuep: Black

• Used regio n: PIP

• Used PVW bu s: Edit PVW

• Snapshot: off

• Auto effe ct data: off

• Auto video process : off

SETTINGS ASSIGNMENT

Press “Shift + Aux” (INIT) -> F4 “ASSIGN1”. With arrows select the port where are connected the recorder channel and player

channel. For each channel selec t:

• Logical I D : R1, P1, P2 …

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Press “Shift + Aux” (INIT) -> F6 “ASSIGN3”. With arrows select PGM and enter the parameter 124.

IDC PARAMETER

Press “Ctrl+ Aux” (Setup) -> F5 “VTR Control”. With arrows select the port where are connected the recorder channel and player

channel. For each channel selec t:

EditRec Channel

Constant1:

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : F1 25 00 32 14 14 00 80 NTSC: F0 25 00 32 14 14 00 80

Constant2:

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : 0C [02;06]* FE 00 80 3C FE 3C NTSC: 0C [02;06]* FE 00 80 3C FE 3C

*According to the controller

Sony Player Ch annel

Constant1:

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : 21 25 00 32 05 05 00 80 NTSC: 20 25 00 32 05 05 00 80

Constant2:

DATA1 DATA2 DATA3 DATA4 DATA5 DATA6 DATA7 DATA8 PAL : 0C 03 FE 00 80 3D FE 3C NTSC: 0C 03 FE 00 80 3D FE 3C

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AUDIO CHANNEL ASSIGN CONFIGURATION

Press “Ctrl+ Aux” (Setup) -> F2 “Audio Assign”. Assign ‘F’ key to Audio tracks. The Plug-in Editor sup ports until 16 audio tracks.

PREROLL

Press “Shift + Aux” (INIT) -> F1 System. With arrows select Prerol l and enter “5:00”.

4.3 SONY RM280 (V2.04)

The Sony RM280 remote i s compatible with the EditRec feat ure. The tested version is the V2.04 The Remote configuratio n is as following: Press Menu key and set:

• Preroll : 5 (s)

• CNT RST : OFF

• Auto Ent : OFF

• CTL RNGE : +- 12 H

• SYNC SEL : ON

• SYNC VTR : PLAYER

• SYNC ERR : EDIT

• SV LCK ER : EDIT

• EDIT DLY : -20

• R ST DLY : LEARN

• RPLY SPD : 02-05-08

• SPLIT ED : AUDIO IN

• ASMPOST : +3 SEC

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4.4 DNF 2MCE (3.0 061711)

The DNF 2MCE remote is compatible with the Edit Rec feature. The tested version is the 3.0/061711 The Remote configuratio n is as following: Press Menu key and set :

• Record Delay: 18

• Set EDIT MODE : MODE1

• TC SOURCE : Recorder

• Wind Mode : HOLD

• Max Wind Speed : +03.9

• REC : compatible with all mode

• Preset : NONE

• Preset1 AUDIO : 8

• Preset1 REC Delay : 3

• Preset2 AUDIO : 8

• Preset2 REC Delay : 3

• OffSpeed Offset : +00

• Preroll 00:00:05:00

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction

2.1 MULTICAM INSTALLATION

2.2 EVS SERVER CONFIGURATION

2.2.1 HARDWARE CONNECTIONS

SERIAL CONNECTIONS:

VIDEO CONNECTIONS:

AUDIO CONNECTIONS:

2.2.2 EVS MENU CONFIGURATION

SPOTBOX

Multicam 10:

Multicam 11:

Multicam 10:

Multicam 11:

2.2.3 STARTING APPLICATION

3. EditRec Operating

3.1 EDITREC MENUS WITH MULTICAM 10

3.1.1 INTRODUCTION

3.1.2 EDITREC SETTINGS

3.2 EDITREC MENUS WITH MULTICAM 11

3.2.1 INTRODUCTION

3.2.2 CONFIGURATION MENU

3.2.3 OPERATIONS MENU

3.3 SPECIAL F UNCTIONS

3.3.1 UNDO

3.3.2 NON LINEAR EDITING

From the EditRec Menu :

From a Hybrid Controller:

4.1 BVE 9100

4.1.1 PREROLL

4.1.2 PORT ASSIGNMENT

4.1.3 IDC PARAMETER

EDITREC CHANNEL

SONY PLAYER CHANNEL

4.1.4 AUDIO CHANNEL ASSIGN CONFIGURATION

4.2 PLUGIN EDI TOR/SONY SWITCHER

4.2.1 SONY SWITCHER

4.2.2 PLUG-IN EDITOR

MAIN SETUP

SETTINGS ASSIGNMENT

IDC PARAMETER

EditRec Channel

Constant1:

Constant2:

Sony Player Ch annel

Constant1:

Constant2:

AUDIO CHANNEL ASSIGN CONFIGURATION

PREROLL

4.3 SONY RM280 (V2.04)

4.4 DNF 2MCE (3.0 061711)