Sony MAVE-D555 Operating Instructions
DIAL PANEL
(for MAV-555 MULTI ACCESS VIDEO DISK RECORDER)
MAVE-D555 (Ver. 1.30)
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OPERATION MANUAL [Japanese/English]
1st Edition (Revised 1) Serial No. 10001 and Higher
For the customers in the U.S.A.
WARNING
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.
The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.
For the customers in Europe
This product with the CE marking complies with the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community.
Compliance with this directive implies conformity to the following European standards:
•EN55103-1: Electromagnetic Interference (Emission)
•EN55103-2: Electromagnetic Susceptibility (Immunity) This product is intended for use in the following Electromagnetic Environment(s):
E1 (residential), E2 (commercial and light industrial), E3 (urban outdoors) and E4 (controlled EMC environment, ex. TV studio).
Pour les clients européens
Ce produit portant la marque CE est conforme à la Directive sur la compatibilité électromagnétique (EMC) (89/336/CEE) émise par la Commission de la Communauté européenne.
La conformité à cette directive implique la conformité aux normes européennes suivantes:
•EN55103-1: Interférences électromagnétiques (émission)
•EN55103-2: Sensibilité électromagnétique (immunité) Ce produit est prévu pour être utilisé dans les environnements électromagnétiques suivants:
E1 (résidentiel), E2 (commercial et industrie légère), E3 (urbein extérieur) et E4 (environnement EMC contrôlé ex. studio de télévision).
Für Kunden in Europa
Dieses Produkt besitzt die CE-Kennzeichnung und erfüllt die EMV-Direktive (89/336/EEC) der EG-Kommission.
Die Erfüllung dieser Direktive bedeutek Konformität für die folgenden Europäischen Normen:
•EN55103-1: Elektromagnetische Interferenz (Emission)
•EN55103-2: Elektromagnetische Empfindlichkeit
(Immunität)
Dieses Produkt ist für den Einsatz unter folgenden elektromagnetischen Bedingungen ausgelegt:
E1 (Wohnbereich), E2 (kommerzieller und in beschränktem Maße industrieller Bereich), E3 (Stadtbereich im Freien) und E4 (kontrollierter EMV-Bereich, z.B. Fernsehstudio).
English
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Overview |
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1-1 MAVE-D555 Overview .................................. |
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Changes from Version 1.10 to 1.20 ........ |
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Rear View ............................................... |
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System Configuration Example ................... |
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Chapter 2 Operation
2-1 Edit Point Operations ................................... |
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2-1-1 Setting Edit Data with the Number |
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2-1-2 Confirming Edit Data (RECALL) ......... |
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Changing Edit Data ............................... |
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Jumping to an Edit Point (GO TO) ....... |
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Clearing Edit Data (CLEAR) ................ |
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Edit Totals ............................................. |
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2-2 Operations for Each Function ...................... |
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Registering Effects .............................. |
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Inserting Text and Graphics ................. |
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Editing with the Player BUS ................ |
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GPI Output ........................................... |
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Appendixes
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Menu List .............................................................. |
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Effect Parameter List ........................................... |
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2 (E) Table of Contents
1-1 MAVE-D555 Overview
The MAVE-D555 is a dial panel that connects to the MAVE-F555, an editing panel that is made for use with the MAV-555 multi-access video disk recorder. By using the MAVE-D555, MAVE-F555 (editing panel for the MAV-555), and Editing Fader Panel BKNE-1011 in an MAV-555 based editing system, we can bring you new exciting features of the MAVED555 an enhance the features of the other units.
For example, with the MAVE-D555 you can now:
•Set the duration and IN and OUT points from the number keypad.
•Select and GO TO selected an IN or OUT point.
•View more information with the LCD panel.
•Adjust the recording level of the audio during recording with the audio feed panel.
•Use effects during editing.
Notes
•Use of the MAVE-D555 requires an MAV-555 of Ver. 2.32, an MAVE-F555 of Ver. 2.30, and a BKMA-560 of Ver. 1.10.
•For reasons of simplicity, we refer to the MAV-555, MAV-555A, MAV-555SS (SD mode), and MAV-777 as the “MAV-555”.
1-2 Features
Linear editing support function
When using the MAVE-D555 and MAVE-F555 to operate the MAV-555, you can perform JOG dial, PLAY, STILL, REW, FF, SHUTTLE, JOG, and DMC operations just as with the earlier BVE series editor.
Nonlinear editing function
Operating the MAV-555 configured with the MAVED555 and the MAVE-F555, allows you to continue using all the features of the BVE editor with the addition of nonlinear editing which was not featured on the previous BVE editor.
Detailed LCD panel display
The MAVE-D555 LCD panel allows you to view the status of effect settings, use a scratchpad, and confirm each code with menus for each function during operations. The LCD panel also displays the current version numbers of the MAVE-D555 and the connected MAVE-F555.
Direct numeric entry
You can now enter numbers directly from the number keypad for IN and OUT point, duration, and time code settings. You can also use the GO TO key to cue up as well as enter the settings directly.
Editing fader panel
By connecting the Editing Fader Panel BKNE-1011 to the MAVE-D555, you can control the recording level of the recorder during editing.
Editing using effects
By installing an optional BKMA-560/561 board in the MAV-555 and then using the MAVE-D555 configured with an MAVE-F555 and BKNE-1011 together and then employing this system for editing, you can select effects from the MAVE-D555 and enter parameters for the selected effects.
Editing mosaics and other sophisticated effects
Using pointing device such as a track ball, you can adjust edit special effects, such as by adjusting the XYZ location of mosaics.
Inserting Text and Graphics
You can insert text and graphics when applying effects (Title key) or into a cut to which effects have already been applied (Downstream key).
Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing
You can mix and swap audio channels in the interval where materials are presented during editing.
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Chapter 1 Overview 1-1 (E)
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1-3 Changes from Version 1.00
1-3-1 Changes from Version 1.00 to 1.10
Inserting Text and Graphics (Downstream key)
The DSK (Downstream key) can be used to insert text and graphics into a cut to which effects have already been applied.
Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing
The MAVE-D555 allows mixing and swapping audio channels in the interval where materials are presented during editing.
Functional Improvements when Using the Editing Fader Panel
•When setting the recording level when the AUDIO key of the MAVEF555 is lit and a Player port is selected, the fader is enabled. Therefore, before performing a PREVIEW or EXECUTE/REC, the level can be confirmed.
•When the Editing Fader Panel is enabled (the AUDIO key is lit), information can be superimposed on the monitor for confirmation.
1-3-2 Changes from Version 1.10 to 1.20
Support of EDL Export from BZMA-E555
When the MAV-555 is used as a recorder during editing and used in parallel with the BZMA-E555 file transfer program (sold separately), it is possible to output EDL files (.edl) of editing results in the SONY BVE9100 format. Also, when the VTR is used as a player during editing, it is possible to enter a tape’s reel name.
1-3-3 Changes from Version 1.20 to 1.30
Time Tracking Function
When you finish an editing procedure, the recorder and player OUT points are automatically moved as the following IN points. Further, if the recorder IN point is modified through a new editing operation, the player IN point is modified automatically (automatic time tracking). Even if you modify the player IN point and time tracking is lost, you can manually return it to its original position (manual time tracking).
1-2 (E) Chapter 1 Overview
REC OFF Function
When editing with a specified OUT point or duration, or editing without specifying an OUT point (OPEN END Edit), pressing the MAVE-F555 EXECUTE/REC key resets the OUT point and ends the current recording.
TITLE Function
Version 1.10 only supported DSK (Downstream key). Using the TITLE function, it is now possible to insert text and graphics while applying effects.
Editing with a BUS Signal
It is possible to edit the external VIDEO signal input to the player BUS from the optional BKMA-560 built-in Internal Video, or to the left SPARE terminal on the MAV-555 connector panel (with the MAV-555SS in SD mode or MAV-555A, the DSK IN VIDEO terminal).
Saving and Recalling Cut Point Information
When the MAV-555 is turned off, cut point and other such editing information is cleared and cannot be retrieved. However, you can save and recall the cut point information by pressing the STORE key while holding the SHIFT key.
Removing Recorder Port Restrictions
When erforming the following operations, it is now possible to specify the
MAV-555 RP port or a VTR as the recorder port.
•Adjusting the recording level using the Editing Fader Panel.
•Performing audio channel mix or swap editing.
Video Support of Voice Over Editing
Voice over editing can be performed and added at the end of edited material. It is now also possible to add video in the same manner.
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Chapter 1 Overview 1-3 (E)
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1-4 Names and Functions of Parts
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* Keys With 2 or More Functions Assigned
Some keys are marked for two functions. Pressing the key executes the function labeled on the second line of the key face. Holding down SHIFT and pressing the key executes the function labeled in small letters on the first line of the key face. When a key lamp is lit, the function indicated on the lower side of the key top is active.
1LCD (information display)
The LCD displays the following information:
•Status for the effect settings. Allows you confirm or change the settings while viewing the display.
•Scratchpad
•Time codes for IN and OUT points, DUR (duration), TOTAL (total duration of the edited material), START (edit start point).
•Menus. Open and view the menus to confirm or change settings.
•Current version numbers for the MAVE-F555 and MAVE-D555.
2Effect Editing Keys
BORD (Border) Button
Press this button so that the key lamp lights when you want to add a border to a wipe pattern. The color and width of the border can be adjusted with the BKNE1011.
For details about adjusting the border width and color, see Section “2-2-4 Setting Effect Parameters” (page 2-9).
SOFT (Softness) Button
Press this button so that the key lamp lights when you want to add blur to the border line of a wipe pattern. The BKNE-1011 is used to correct blurring.
REV (Reverse) Button
Press and light this button to reverse a wipe pattern.
For details about reversing wipe patterns, see Section “2-2- 3 Setting an Effect Pattern” (page 2-5).
1-4 (E) Chapter 1 Overview
MAN (Manual) key
To manually perform a wipe or dissolve, press the WIPE or DISS button on the MAVE-F555’s EFFECT operation section, then press this button so that its key lamp lights. Moving the fader lever on the BKNE1011 enables wipe and dissolve execution.
PRMTR (Parameter) key
Press to open the Effect Pattern Parameter Settings screen.
PATT key (SHIFT + PRMTR)
Press to open the Effect Pattern NO. Settings screen, and then use the number keypad to enter the number values to set the effect pattern numbers.
LOC (Location) key (SHIFT + MAN)
Press to enable control and adjustment using the track ball of the XYZ position of the control effect.
3Recall Group
IN key
Press to display in the information display area the IN point data .
OUT key
Press to display OUT point data on the information display.
TOTAL key
Press to display the total duration of the edited material in the information display.
DUR key
Press to display in the information display area the duration.
GO TO key
Press to jump to the edit point (IN or OUT point, or the start edit point) currently shown in the information display area.
The following keys flash during operation. Press again to toggle them off.
SOF key (SHIFT + IN)
Press to start the key flashing, and then use the GO TO key to jump to the beginning of the file.
EOF key (SHIFT + OUT)
Press to start the key flashing, and then use the GO TO key to jump to the end of the file.
START key (SHIFT + TOTAL)
Press to display in the information display area the edit start point .
SPEED key (SHIFT + DUR)
Press to display in the information display area the currently selected DMC playback speed .
SCR GO TO (SHIFT + GO TO)
Press to jump to the edit point currently displayed.
4Data Edit Group
CLEAR key
Select data to delete, and then press this key to delete it. To delete all edit data, hold down CLEAR and press SHIFT.
LAST X key
Press this key to display the previous data entry, and then press again to display the next entry. Press this key to toggle between the previous entry and the entry just entered. If you make a mistake during edit point entry, pressing this key allows you to restore the previous editing point without making another entry .
MARK SPEED key
Press this key during DMC playback to mark the DMC playback speed during edit. The speed at the time the key is pressed is registered.
LAST EDIT key (SHIFT + LAST X)
Press to recall the value of the last edit point executed.
5Number keypad and Effect Pattern Selection Group
Wipe Pattern keys
The wipe pattern keys (the 9 keys marked with wipe patterns) are used as wipe pattern selection keys while working with effects on the MAVE-F555. To select a wipe pattern, hold down the SHIFT key and press to light the key and select the wipe pattern displayed on the key.
Number keypad
Press the PATT key (SHIFT + PRMTR) to enter the pattern number selection mode, and then use the number keys to enter values of the effect patterns that you want to recall. You can also use the number keys to enter directly IN and OUT points, the duration settings, etc.
Marked Alphabetic keys
Use these keys when you need to enter text to rename a file used on the MAVE-D555.
For details about renaming files see “Renaming” (page 2- 28).
[+] key
Increments the entered time code.
[–] key
Decrements the entered time code.
F/TC key
Press the set the Frame or TC with the unit specified in the scratchpad.
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Chapter 1 Overview 1-5 (E)
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1-4 Names and Functions of Parts
MENU key (SHIFT + [+])
Opens the MENU screen.
T-SET key (SHIFT + [–])
With the VTR, this functions as CTL, and with the MAV-555 it functions as TM1 PRESET.
T-TRACK key (SHIFT + F/TC)
When the player deviates from the time track, press to return it to the target time track.
SCR-C key (SHIFT + 0)
Clears one character of scratchpad data.
CTL/TC key (SHIFT + 00)
Sets the CTL (with a VTR), TM1 or TM2 (with the MAV-555) used as the TC SOURCE for the currently selected device.
ENTER key
Press to enable the data entered in the scratchpad.
RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER)
Press to return to the normal edit mode after using the pattern number screen, viewing a menu, or using the parameter settings screen.
6Control Group
PLAY key
Press to light this key and execute playback at standard speed.
STILL key
Press to light this key and freeze a frame during playback.
REW key
Press to light this key and rewind.
FF key
Press to light this key and fast forward.
SHIFT key
Hold down this key and then press another key to execute the function in the first line of the key marking.
SHTL key
Rotate the search dial to the desired location, and then execute playback at the speed selected by the dial (shuttle mode).
JOG key
Press this key to jog the display at the playback speed selected by the rotated position of the search dial.
DMC key
Press and light this key to use the search dial to conduct DMC playback or to control playback speed during DMC editing.
ALL STOP key
Press to halt all functions at the same time during any operation except backgrounding.
STBOF key (SHIFT + PLAY)
With the VTR in the STOP mode, press this key to enter the standby mode.
EJECT key (SHIFT + STILL)
Ejects a cassette from the VTR (unloads file if a hard disk is the targeted device).
STEP– key (SHIFT + REW)
Press this key to step backward from the current position by the amount specified in the menu. This function is not available when a VTR is selected.
STEP+ key (SHIFT + FF)
Press this key to step forward from the current position by the amount specified in the menu. This function is not available when a VTR is selected.
STOP key (SHIFT + SHTL)
Press this key to halt forwarding.
Search dial
Rotate when you want to search for an editing point during playback. Rotate right to search forward and rotate left to search backward.
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1-4-2 Rear View
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BKNE-1011 MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555
MAV-555: 2 input/2 output
In the configuration above, the main feature of the MAV-555 is that it can take over the editing functions previously done with the BVE-series editor and conduct nonlinear editing (executing cut jumps, cut insertions, deletion, etc. with materials on the recorder). Such a configuration enables seamless operations when using the MAVE-D555 search dial to find edit points, when selecting effects, or when specifying edit points with the MAVE-F555 keys and allows smooth nonlinear editing.
Notes
•A VTR can be connected only to the REMOTE IN/OUT 1 (VTR) connector on the MAV-555.
•Only the D555 I/F1 connector of the MAVE-F555 is enabled.
1-8 (E) Chapter 1 Overview
2-1 Edit Point Operations
Before you perform any of the operations described below, make sure that the target port has been selected with the MAVE-F555 PORT/FILE ASSIGN operation.
2-1-1 Setting Edit Data with the
Number Keypad
While using the MAVE-D555, you can use its number keypad to set the IN, OUT, and duration settings.
Specifying Edit Data with Number Keys
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The pressed key lights and the current MAVED555 selections are shown in the information display area.
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Press the START key (SHIFT + TOTAL) or SPEED key (SHIFT + DUR) for the data that you want to specify.
The pressed key flashes and the current MAVED555 selections are shown in the information display area.
2Press the number keys to enter the numeric values.
The entries are displayed in the information display area.
3After the last entry, press the ENTER key. The new entries are stored.
2-1-2 Confirming Edit Data (RECALL)
Press the appropriate key of the Recall group when you need to confirm specified edit data. The data specified for the pressed key is displayed on the screen in the information display area.
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2-1-3 Changing Edit Data
When you need to change edit data, you can either clear the currently specified time code and set another one, or increase or reduce the current time code.
Changing the Time Code Displayed in the
Scratchpad
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1In the information display area, display the time code that you want to change.
2Use the number keys to enter a new time code into the scratchpad.
3 Press the ENTER key to execute.
2 Chapter
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Chapter 2 Operation 2-1 (E)
2 Chapter
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2-1 Edit Point Operations
Incrementing and Decrementing the
Current Time Code
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1Press the key (IN, OUT, DUR) for the data that you want to change.
The pressed key lights and the current setting is shown in the information display area.
2Press a number key to enter the amount of change.
For example, to reduce the current setting by 1 second, press the minus key [–] on the keypad and then press 1 then 00.
3When you are finished, press the ENTER key.
The amount of change is reflected in the new setting.
2-1-4 Jumping to an Edit Point
(GO TO)
You can jump (cue up) to a desired edit point (IN, OUT point) or other point in a specified material.
Jumping to an Edit Point
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The jump is executed to the point selected in Step 1. A still frame of the jump point is displayed on the screen.
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If a jump destination is not specified in Step 1, the jump is executed to the first IN point after the GO TO key is pressed.
Jumping to a Desired Point
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The entered number is displayed in the scratchpad.
2Press the SCR GO TO key (SHIFT + GO TO). The jump executes to the point specified in Step 1.
2-2 (E) Chapter 2 Operation
2-1-5 Clearing Edit Data (CLEAR) |
2-1-6 Edit Totals |
When new data is specified it automatically replaces the previous data, but if you want to delete data without replacing it with new data follow the procedure below.
Clearing Data
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The specified data is cleared.
Clearing all Data
To clear all data, hold down the SHIFT key and then press the CLEAR key.
An editing session may require repeated editing of many parts of successive materials. After editing on the MAV-555, you can automatically calculate the total duration of material edited during the previous session and display the total in the information display area.
Changing the Edit Start Time
With no other special settings on the MAV-555, the time code setting specified for “SHOW TC” on the MAV-555 Expansion Menu item 321: LINEAR EDIT NEW FILE is used as the starting point for calculating the duration of the edited material. Follow the procedure below to change the edit starting point.
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The current selected start point is displayed in the information area display of the MAVE-D555.
2 Use the number keys to enter the starting point.
3Press the ENTER key.
The value for the starting point specified in Step 2 is saved.
Confirming the Total Edited Duration
To confirm the duration of the edited material from the starting point to the present time, press the TOTAL key. The total is displayed in the information display area of the MAVE-D555.
2 Chapter
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Chapter 2 Operation 2-3 (E)
2 Chapter
Operation
2-2 Operations for Each Function
2-2-1 DMC Editing
You can perform DMC editing when using the MAV-555 or a player that is equipped with the DT function. In order to perfrom DMC editing, you must specify beforehand the DMC playback speed on the Player. The specified speed becomes the initial DMC playback for editing. Advancing to the IN points during editing is performed at the initial speed specified for DMC playback.
Specifying the DMC Playback Speed
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1Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the MAVE-F555 to select the Player port.
The pressed key lights.
2 On the MAVE-D555 press the DMC key.
3Rotate the search dial to the desired playback speed setting.
4On the MAVE-D555 press the MARK SPEED key.
The key lights and the speed specified in Step 3 is selected as the DMC playback speed.
Notes
•After the DMC playback speed is set once, the speed specified for DMC playback is used on the specified player for subsequent editing sessions. In order to playback at standard playback speed, erase the DMC playback speed settings by following the procedure described in “Deleting the DMC Playback Setting” (page 2-5).
•After verifying the speed setting with the SPEED key (SHIFT + DUR) on the RECALL group, you can change the setting with the numeric keys.
Controlling Playback Speed During Editing
Use the search dial to vary the speed continuously during an editing session using DMC playback.
2-4 (E) Chapter 2 Operation
1After passing the IN point, rotate the search dial to control the speed.
Confirming the DMC Playback Speed
Press the SPEED key (SHIFT + DUR) in the Recall group. The selected speed is shown as a percent in the information display area.
2On the Recorder specify the interval where you want to add the voice over edit.
3 Press the EXECUTE/REC key to execute.
Note
To return to the normal edit mode, press and hold down the SHIFT and press the AUDIO key on the MAVE-555’s EFFECT operation section.
Deleting the DMC Playback Setting
1 Press the CLEAR key. The pressed key lights.
2Press the MARK SPEED key.
The DMC mode is canceled and the specified DMC playback speed is erased.
2-2-2 Voice Over Editing
A voice over edit with audio can be added to the end of an edited material. It is also possible to add video in the same manner. Before you can perform this voice over editing, it must be set up with the MAVE-D555 in the normal mode or the pre-read mode.
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2-2-3 Setting an Effect Pattern
This section describes how to specify an effect pattern during editing operations. Please keep in mind the following important points regarding editing with special effects:
•Special effects can be used during editing only when editing with the MAVE-F555 in the OVERWRITE mode.
•To return to the normal editing mode from the effect pattern selection mode, press the RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER).
•AUDIO is normal set for “Fade”.
For more details about the effect patterns that can be used, refer to the BKMA-560 operation manual.
Editing using special effects with the MAVE-D555 is different from previous A/B Roll Editing. Editing can be executed by selecting only one port for the Player. Editing can be performed with an image resembling that of the previous Pre-Read editing method.
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1Hold down the SHIFT key and press the AUDIO key on the MAVE-F555’s EFFECT operation section.
The AUDIO key flashes and the unit enters the voice over mode.
When adding video, press the MAVE-F555 channel specification V key until it lights.
Effect Editing with MAVE-D555
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2 Chapter
Operation
Chapter 2 Operation 2-5 (E)
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