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

English

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)

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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).

1 (E)

Chapter 1 Overview

1-1 MAVE-D555 Overview.................................. 1-1

1-2 Features .......................................................... 1-1

1-3 Changes from Version 1.00 ............................ 1-2

1-3-1 Changes from Version 1.00 to 1.10........ 1-2

1-3-2 Changes from Version 1.10 to 1.20........ 1-2

1-3-3 Changes from Version 1.20 to 1.30........ 1-2

1-4 Names and Functions of Parts...................... 1-4

1-4-1 Console.................................................. 1-4

1-4-2 Rear View............................................... 1-7

1-5 System Configuration Example ................... 1-8

Chapter 2 Operation

2-1 Edit Point Operations ................................... 2-1

2-1-1 Setting Edit Data with the Number

Keypad .................................................. 2-1

2-1-2 Confirming Edit Data (RECALL)......... 2-1

2-1-3 Changing Edit Data ............................... 2-1

2-1-4 Jumping to an Edit Point (GO TO) ....... 2-2

2-1-5 Clearing Edit Data (CLEAR) ................ 2-3

2-1-6 Edit Totals ............................................. 2-3

2-2 Operations for Each Function...................... 2-4

2-2-1 DMC Editing ......................................... 2-4

2-2-2 Voice Over Editing ................................ 2-5

2-2-3 Setting an Effect Pattern........................ 2-5

2-2-4 Setting Effect Parameters ...................... 2-9

2-2-5 Using a Track Ball............................... 2-12

2-2-6 Registering Effects .............................. 2-13

2-2-7 Inserting Text and Graphics ................. 2-14

2-2-8 Editing with the Player BUS................ 2-19

2-2-9 GPI Output........................................... 2-20

2-2-10 Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing ..... 2-21

2-2-11 Support of EDL Export...................... 2-23

2-3 Using the Menus .......................................... 2-26

2-3-1 Operations and Menus ........................ 2-26

2-4 Using the MAVE-D555 with the Editing

Fader Panel .................................................. 2-29

2-4-1 Adjusting the Recording Level in

Real Time at the Recording Interval ... 2-29

Appendixes

Specifications.........................................................A-1

Menu List ..............................................................A-2

Effect Parameter List ...........................................A-4

TITLE Key, Downstream Key,

and Player BUS Setting Example........................A-7

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.

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”.

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.

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.

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.

Chapter 1 Overview

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 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.

Chapter 1 Overview 1-1 (E)

1-3 Changes from Version 1.00

1-3-1 Changes from Version 1.00 to 1.10

Chapter 1 Overview

Inserting Text and Graphics (Downstream key)

Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing

Functional Improvements when Using the Editing Fader Panel

The DSK (Downstream key) can be used to insert text and graphics into a cut to which effects have already been applied.

The MAVE-D555 allows mixing and swapping audio channels in the interval where materials are presented during editing.

• 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.

Chapter 1 Overview

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.

Chapter 1 Overview 1-3 (E)

1-4 Names and Functions of Parts

1-4-1 Console

Chapter 1 Overview

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PRMTR

SPEED

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

OUT

DUR

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

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RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

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T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

* 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.

1 LCD (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.

2 Effect 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 BKNE-

1011.

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 “2-23 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.

3 Recall 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.

Chapter 1 Overview

4 Data 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.

5 Number 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.

Chapter 1 Overview 1-5 (E)

1-4 Names and Functions of Parts

MENU key (SHIFT + [+])

Opens the MENU screen.

Chapter 1 Overview

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.

6 Control 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.

1-6 (E) Chapter 1 Overview

1-4-2 Rear View

MOUSE/

TRACK BALL F555 I/FLCD

CONTRASTAUDIO FADER PANEL

1234

Chapter 1 Overview

1 AUDIO FADER PANEL connector

Connects the Editing Fader Panel BKNE-1011.

2 LCD CONTRAST

Adjusts the LCD contrast.

3 MOUSE/TRACK BALL connector

Connects a mouse or track ball.

4 F555 I/F connector

Connects the Editing Panel MAVE-F555.

Chapter 1 Overview 1-7 (E)

1-5 System Configuration Example

Chapter 1 Overview

LINE INPUT

CONTROL PANEL

2 3 4 M

VTR

RS-422

MAV-555

METER

CONTROL

PANEL

SETUP BANK

525

PHONES

625

SYSTEM HDD

123

HELP

TOTAL /

FULL /

REMAIN

TIME

TC/UB TC TYPE

SET

CONTROL PANEL

REAR FRONT

R1 P1

COMPOSITE SDI

VIDEO

REMOTE

INPUT

PORT SELECT

PROCESS CONTROL

SDI

AES/EBU

ANALOG

AUDIO INPUT / MONITOR SELECT CH1

CH2 CH3 CH4

CH2 PRESET

VIDEO

CHROMA

REMOTE

SET UP/BLACK

CHROMA/PHASE

LOCAL

CH3

CH4

VIDEO/MENU

PRESET

R2/ P3

INPUT

MONITOR

CH1 PRESET

SETUP

PANEL SELECT CHARACTER

SELECT

1 2 3

NONE OFF ON80TH

MONITOR OUT

REMOTE SPARE

RS-422

AUDIO FADER PANEL

MOUSE/

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STEP

STILL

REW

STOP

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

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ABC

TRACK BALL

EDIT

MARK

LASTXCLEAR

SPEED

987

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T-SET

654

T-TRACK

F/TC

321

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

TO MAV

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

FILE

DEL

NEW

FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

P1 P2 BG

STORE

KNOB LEVER

INPUT MIX

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-4

-6

-10

-14

-20

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D555 I/F 1 F555 I/F

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PORT/FILE ASSIGN

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MARK

MARK OUTMARK IN

SPLIT

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EXECUTE/

PREVIEW

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LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

SCR

GO TO

STBOF

PLAY

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

T-TRACK

F/TC

SCR-C0CTL/TC

T-S E T

987

654

321

RETURN

ENTER

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

< = >

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

ABC

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DEF ( ) [ ]

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

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SHTL

STEP

REW

ABC

987

654

321

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

< = >

1 Press the IN, OUT, or DUR key for the data that

you want to specify. The pressed key lights and the current MAVE-

D555 selections are shown in the information display area.

-or-

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.

LOC

PATT

MAN

PRMTR

SOFINEOF

OUT

START

Recall Group

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

SPEED

DUR

Data to Confirm Key to Press

IN point data IN key OUT point data OUT key Total edits TOTAL key Duration DUR key Edit start points (START time) START key

(SHIFT+TOTAL)

DMC playback speed settings SPEED key (SHIFT+DUR)

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

Chapter 2 Operation

2 Press the number keys to enter the numeric values.

The entries are displayed in the information display area.

3 After 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.

1 In the information display area, display the time

code that you want to change.

2 Use the number keys to enter a new time code into

the scratchpad.

3 Press the ENTER key to execute.

Chapter 2 Operation 2-1 (E)

2-1 Edit Point Operations

Incrementing and Decrementing the Current Time Code

Chapter 2 Operation

1 Press 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.

2 Press 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.

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

987

654

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

1 Press a key in the Recall group to jump to the

desired point. The data for the pressed key is shown in the

< = >

information display area.

Jump Point Key to Press

IN point data IN key OUT point data OUT key Edit start point (START time) START key

(SHIFT+TOTAL) Start of file SOF key (SHIFT+IN) End of file EOF key (SHIFT+OUT)

2 Press the GO TO key.

The jump is executed to the point selected in Step

1. A still frame of the jump point is displayed on the screen.

Note

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.

3 When 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

LOC

PATT

MAN

PRMTR

SOFINEOF

OUT

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

SPEED

DUR

EJECT

STILL

STEP

REW

STEP

STBOF

PLAY

Jumping to a Desired Point

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SHTL

STEP

REW

ABC

987

654

321

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

< = >

1 Use the number keys on the keypad to enter the

number of the time data for the desired jump point. The entered number is displayed in the scratchpad.

2 Press the SCR GO TO key (SHIFT + GO TO).

The jump executes to the point specified in Step 1.

STOP

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SHTL

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

EDIT

MARK

LAST

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

CLEAR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SHTL

STEP

REW

SPEED

987

< = >

T-SET

654

T-TRACK

F/TC

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

1 Press the key in the Recall group with the data that

you want to clear.

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.

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STEP

REW

ABC

987

654

321

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

< = >

Chapter 2 Operation

The data of the pressed key is displayed in the information display area.

Data to Delete Key to Press

IN point data IN key OUT point data OUT key Duration DUR key DMC playback speed setting SPEED key (SHIFT+DUR)

2 Press the CLEAR key.

The specified data is cleared.

Clearing all Data

To clear all data, hold down the SHIFT key and then press the CLEAR key.

STOP

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SHTL

1 In the Recall group press START (SHIFT +

TOTAL). 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. 3 Press 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.

Chapter 2 Operation 2-3 (E)

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.

Chapter 2 Operation

Specifying the DMC Playback Speed

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

FILE

DEL FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

STORE

TRIM

MIX

NEW FILE

P1 P2 BG

V A1 A2 A3 A4

SHIFT

MEMORY

1 2 3 4

EFFECT

PORT/FILE ASSIGN

REDO UNDO

MARK OUTMARK IN

EXECUTE/

REC

REPLAY

PREVIEW

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

GO TO

SCR

MARK SPLIT

MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

PRMTR

SPEED

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

OUT

DUR

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

654

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

< = >

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

1 Use 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. 3 Rotate the search dial to the desired playback

speed setting.

4 On 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.

2-4 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

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.

1 After passing the IN point, rotate the search dial to

OUT

IN OUT

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.

2 On 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.

Chapter 2 Operation

Deleting the DMC Playback Setting

1 Press the CLEAR key. The pressed key lights. 2 Press 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.

Connection Example

VIDEO IN COMPOSITE

VIDEO OUT COMPOSITE

AUDIO IN (AES/EBU)

IN ——— R1 ——— OUT

A ——— P1 ——— B

IN ——— R2 ——— OUT

A ——— P2 ——— B

REFERENCE

A ——— P3 ——— B

IN OUT

R1 R2 SYSTEM

REMOTE PARALLEL I/O (50P) ETHER CONTROL PANEL MONITOR OUT

TIME CODE IN

P1 P2 P3

TIME CODE OUT

CH1/2 —— R1 —— CH3/4

CH1/2 —— R2 —— CH3/4

VS BUS

IN OUT

AUDIO OUT (AES/EBU)

Digital or analog audio input.

Audio Mixer

SERIAL V/A IN

SERIAL V/A OUT REMOTE AUDIO I/F

—— R1 ——

A —— P1 —— B

A —— P2 —— B

A —— P3 —— B

ANALOG

COMPOSITE

(SUPER)

Digital or analog audio output.

—— R2 ——

SPARE

IN/OUT1(VTR)

SERIAL V/A

(SUPER)

A —— P1 —— B

A —— P2 —— B

A —— P3 —— B

OPTION

IN/OUT2(VTR) SPARE

Audio Source

IN1(R1)

IN2(P1)

IN3(R2/P3)

IN4(P2)

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.

Previous A/B Roll Editing

PLAYER 1

PLAYER 2

RECORDER (Material Before Edit)

RECORDER (Material After Edit)

1 Hold 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

PLAYER

RECORDER (Material Before Edit)

RECORDER (Material After Edit)

Chapter 2 Operation 2-5 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

Selecting a Wipe Pattern from a Design and Executing it

Chapter 2 Operation

2, 4

3, 5

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

FILE

DEL

FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

STORE

TRIM

MIX

NEW FILE

P1 P2 BG

V A1 A2 A3 A4

SHIFT

MEMORY

1 2 3 4

EFFECT

PORT/FILE ASSIGN

REDO UNDO

MARK OUTMARK IN

EXECUTE/

REC

REPLAY

PREVIEW

MARK SPLIT

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

PRMTR

SPEED

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

OUT

DUR

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

654

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

< = >

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

3, 5

1 Press the MAVE-F555 [ ] key to enter the

OVERWRITE mode.

2 Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the

MAVE-F555 to select the Player.

3 Select the IN and OUT points for the interval

where you want to place the effect result.

4 Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the

MAVE-F555 to select the Recorder.

5 Rotate the search dial on the MAVE-D555 to

select the IN point where the result of the effect will start.

6 In the EFFECT operation section on the MAVE-

F555, press the WIPE key. The pressed key lights.

7 On the MAVE-D555 hold down the SHIFT key,

and then press the key for the wipe pattern that you want to select. The pressed key lights.

The pattern registered for the pressed key is selected and the transition time of the selected pattern is displayed in the information display area of the MAVE-D555.

8 Use the number keys to enter the duration time in

the scratchpad, and then press the ENTER key. The maximum value that can be set for the

transition time is 998 frames.

9 On the MAVE-F555 press the EXECUTE/REC

key to execute the edit.

2-6 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

Notes

• During editing with selected effect patterns of picture in a picture and other animation systems, the portion before the transition time from the OUT point also takes time.

• During editing with a specified mosaic effect pattern, the Player interval specifications in Step 2 and Step 3 are not required. Effect patterns that do not require specification of the Player interval are listed below.

Effect Pattern Mosaic 1001,1011,1015,1016,1017,1018 Still Mirror Y&C Modify Strobe, Cinema Multi Screen 1240,1241 Real Paint 1280,1281,1282,1283 Stained Glass 1285,1286,1287,1288

Pattern Number

1020,1021,1022,1023,1024,1025,1026,1027 1030,1033,1040,1043,1046,1050,1055,1056,1057,1058 1065,1066,1067

Executing in the Direction Opposite Wipe

1 Execute the procedure for “Selecting a Wipe

Pattern from a Design and Executing it” as far as Step 8 (page 2-6).

2 Press the REV button in the MAVE-D555

operation section. The pressed button lights.

3 On the MAVE-F555 press the EXECUTE/REC

key to execute the edit.

Editing with the Dissolve Effect

1 Execute the procedure for “Selecting a Wipe

Pattern from a Design and Executing it” as far as Step 5 (page 2-6).

2 Press the DISS key in the MAVE-F555 EFFECT

operation section. The pressed key lights.

3 Use the number keys to enter the duration into the

scratchpad and press the ENTER key.

Chapter 2 Operation

4 On the MAVE-F555 press the EXECUTE/REC

key to execute the edit.

Chapter 2 Operation 2-7 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

Setting the Number for an Effect Pattern

Chapter 2 Operation

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

FILE

DEL FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

STORE

TRIM

MIX

NEW FILE

P1 P2 BG

V A1 A2 A3 A4

SHIFT

MEMORY

1 2 3 4

EFFECT

PORT/FILE ASSIGN

REDO UNDO

MARK OUTMARK IN

EXECUTE/

REC

REPLAY PREVIEW

MARK SPLIT

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

REVSOFTBORD

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

654

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

< = >

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

3, 5

1 Execute the procedure for “Selecting a Wipe

Pattern from a Design and Executing it” as far as Step 5 (page 2-6).

2 On the MAVE-D555 press the PATT key (SHIFT

+ PRMTR) to enter the pattern number selection mode. The PATT key flashes.

On the monitor the EE image is output, and the BKNE-1011 transition lever is enabled.

3 Use the number keypad to enter the effect number

in the scratchpad, and then press the ENTER key. If an enabled pattern number is entered, that

pattern number is reflected. If an disabled pattern number is entered, the number the largest number close to the entered number is reflected.

You can also set the number by using the minus [–] and [+] keys on the MAVE-F555.

4 On the MAVE-D555 after pressing the RETURN

key (SHIFT + ENTER) to enter the effect mode and then returning to the normal mode, the transition time is shown in the information display area of the MAVE-D555.

5 Use the number keypad to enter the transition time

in the scratchpad, and then press the ENTER key.

6 On the MAVE-F555 press the EXECUTE/REC

key to execute the edit.

2-8 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

2-2-4 Setting Effect Parameters

Before you select an effect pattern in order to blur the pattern at the edges, or to add a border to the edges, you should first select the pattern and then display it on the screen.

Displaying the Borders on the Screen

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PATT

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

REVSOFTBORD

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

< = >

T-SET

654

T-TRACK

F/TC

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

Note

In order to set an effect pattern, the Editing Fader Panel BKNE-1011 is required.

For details about the Editing Fader Panel, see section “2-4 Using the MAVE-D555 with the Editing Fader Panel” (page 2-29).

2 3 4 M

KNOB LEVER

INPUT MIX

12 34 LR

-1

-4

-6

-10

-14

-20

-28

-40

-52

-60

-∞

Chapter 2 Operation

MAVE-D555 BKNE-1011

1 Referring the previous sections, “Selecting a Wipe

Pattern from a Design and Executing it”, (page 2-

6), and “Setting the Number for an Effect Pattern” (page 2-8), assign an edit point to the effect and select the effect pattern.

2 On the MAVE-D555 press the PRMTR key. The

key lights and the machine enters the parameter setting mode.

3 Use the transition lever on the BKNE-1011 to

manually display the border of the effect pattern on the screen.

Enabling Soft Edge and Border Edge

In order to enable the soft edge and border edge features, in the MAVE-D555 Effect Group, press the SOFT button to enable the soft border, or press the BORD button to enable the border edge. The pressed button lights.

Chapter 2 Operation 2-9 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

Specifying an Effect Parameter

Chapter 2 Operation

1 Press the PRMTR key.

The menu opens in the information display area on the screen.

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

< = >

T-SET

654

T-TRACK

F/TC

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

MAVE-D555 BKNE-1011

(Page 3) 9: TITLE +: LUM

-: CRK

2 3 4 M

KNOB LEVER

INPUT MIX

12 34 LR

-1

-4

-6

-10

-14

-20

-28

-40

-52

-60

-∞

2 Use the number keys to enter the number of the

menu. To advance to the next menu page, press the [+]

key or the [–] key on the MAVE-F555.

1 Patt Adj 2 EDGE

3 BDR MAT 4 INT V

The following items are displayed on the menu: (Page 1) 1: Patt Adj 2: EDGE 3: BDR MAT 4: INT V

(Page 2) 5: Light 6: Super BG 7: DSK 8: DSK MAT

2-10 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

3 Select the desired item. The machine enters the

parameter mode. The parameters order 1 to 4 from the left

correspond to settings 1 to 4 on the knob of the BKNE-1011. Use the knob of the BKNE-1011 to set the parameter selections for the MAVE-D555.

Note

To clear a selected parameter, after entering the parameter setting mode in Step 3, press the CLEAR key on the MAVE-D555. The corresponding key for each parameter flashes on the MAVE-D555 number keypad. Press the number for the registered pattern that you want to clear. After you press the key, the factory default setting for the key is restored.

Conducting Manual Transition

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

1 Select the effect pattern.

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

GO TO

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

PRMTR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

OUT

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SPEED

DUR

SCR

STBOF

PLAY

STOP

SHTL

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

EJECT

STILL

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

< = >

T-SET

654

T-TRACK

F/TC

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

2 3 4 M

MAVE-D555 BKNE-1011

3 Execute the edit.

Chapter 2 Operation

KNOB LEVER

INPUT MIX

12 34 LR

-1

-4

-6

-10

-14

-20

-28

-40

-52

-60

-∞

2 Press the MAN key.

The key lights and the machine enters the manual transition enabled status.

To release the machine from this status, on the MAVE-F555 press the CUT key, the DISS key, or the WIPE key.

The transition part of the effect is enabled by operation of the transition lever on the BKNE-

1011. Use the lever to select the desired transition. However, the AUDIO transition is the transition

time entered in the scratchpad.

Chapter 2 Operation 2-11 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

2-2-5 Using a Track Ball

A track ball can be attached to the MAVE-D555 and used to control mosaics and other effect patterns for which XYZ coordinates can be adjusted. However, pointing device such as a mouse with a wheel is required in order to adjust the Z coordinate.

Chapter 2 Operation

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

FILE

DEL FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

STORE

TRIM

MIX

NEW FILE

P1 P2 BG

V A1 A2 A3 A4

SHIFT

MEMORY

1 2 3 4

EFFECT

PORT/FILE ASSIGN

REDO UNDO

MARK OUTMARK IN

EXECUTE/

REC

REPLAY PREVIEW

MARK SPLIT

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

654

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

< = >

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

1 On the MAVE-D555 press the PATT key (SHIFT

+ PRMTR). The PATT key flashes and the machine enters the

pattern number selection mode.

2 Select the effect pattern for XY (or XYZ)

adjustment.

3 On the MAVE-D555 press the LOC key (SHIFT +

MAN). “LOC” is displayed in the information display area

and the XYZ coordinates can now be controlled.

4 On the MAVE-D555 press the RETURN key

(SHIFT + ENTER) to return to the normal mode.

2-12 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

5 Execute the edit.

During PREVIEW, you can use a pointing device such as a track ball to change the position and size of the pattern. The changes are recorded during PREVIEW.

Notes

• To switch off the “LOC” display at Step 3, press the LOC key (SHIFT + MAN).

• When the effect pattern moves off-screen upon adjusting the XYZ coordinates, you can return it to screen center by pressing the CLEAR key on the MAVE-D555. When the key lamp lights, left-click the pointing device such as a track ball.

2-2-6 Registering Effects

Frequently used effects (effect patterns, transition times, and other parameter settings) can be saved on the MAVEF555. Follow the procedure below to register effects with the MEMORY key on the MAVE-F555.

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

MIX

Chapter 2 Operation

FILE

DEL

NEW

FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

P1 P2 BG

STORE

V A1 A2 A3 A4

TRIM

SHIFT

MEMORY

1 2 3 4

EFFECT

PORT/FILE ASSIGN

REDO UNDO

MARK OUTMARK IN

EXECUTE/

REC

REPLAY

PREVIEW

MARK SPLIT

MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

1 On the MAVE-D555 press the PRMTR key or the

PATT key (SHIFT + PRMTR).

2 Follow the procedure described in section “2-2-3

Setting an Effect Pattern” (page 2-5) to select the effect that you want to register.

3 Follow the procedure described in “Specifying an

Effect Parameter” (page 2-10) to specify the pattern. At the same time, set the transition time.

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

SCR

GO TO

PRMTR

OUT

SPEED

DUR

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

< = >

T-SET

654

T-TRACK

F/TC

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

4 In the FILE/PORT ASSIGN group of the MAVE-

F555, hold down the STORE key, and then press any MEMORY key from 1 to 4.

The effect selected in Steps 2 and 3 is stored under the MEMORY key that you press.

Notes

• Effects stored on the MAV-555 are shared in all of the MAV-555 setup menu banks. Effects cannot be registered individually for separate banks.

• Registered effects are cancelled if the MAV-555 is left unused for an extended period of time after power it off.

Chapter 2 Operation 2-13 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

Recalling Registered Effects

Chapter 2 Operation

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND

MAV VTR

FILE

DEL FILE

CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO

STORE

TRIM

MIX

NEW FILE

P1 P2 BG

V A1 A2 A3 A4

SHIFT

MEMORY

1 2 3 4

EFFECT

PORT/FILE ASSIGN

REDO UNDO

MARK OUTMARK IN

EXECUTE/

REC

REPLAY

PREVIEW

MARK SPLIT

LOC

MAN

SOFINEOF

START

TOTAL

GO TO

SCR

MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

PRMTR

SPEED

REVSOFTBORD

PATT

OUT

DUR

STBOF

EJECT

PLAY

STILL

STOP

SHTL

EDIT

MARK

LAST

CLEAR

PQRS TUV WXYZ !

GHI JKL MNO _ / " @

SCR-C0CTL/TC

, . : ; & # * ?

JOG DMCSHIFT ALL STOP

SPEED

987

654

321

ABC

DEF ( ) [ ]

RETURN

ENTER

STEP

REW

< = >

T-SET

T-TRACK

F/TC

1 On the MAVE-D555 press the PRMTR key or

PATT key (SHIFT + PRMTR).

2-2-7 Inserting Text and Graphics

Title Key

You can insert text and graphics while applying effects.

Notes

• You can either input the external video signal to the left SPARE terminal on the MAV-555 connector panel (when using the MAV-555A or the MAV-555SS in SD mode, use the DSK IN VIDEO terminal), or make the internal MAV-555 player a KEY signal. You can make this setting in effect

2 Press one of MAVE-F555 MEMORY keys 1 to 4,

depending on the effect to be recalled. The current effect is replaced with the effect

recalled with the MEMORY key, and all the other parameters (transition time, etc.) are also enabled.

parameter settings menu 9: TITLE, “SRC” (SOURCE) setting.

• It is necessary to set the KEY signal type in effect parameter settings menu 9: TITLE, “KEY” setting.

• The BKMA-560 Option Board must be installed in the MAV-555.

• Editing can be done only on the recorder port.

• Editing can be done only in the OVERWRITE

mode.

• This procedure cannot be performed with the MAV-777.

2-14 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

2, 4

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EDIT

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MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

1 Press the MAVE-F555 [ ] key to enter the

OVERWRITE mode.

2 Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the

MAVE-F555 to select the Player.

3 Select the interval (IN and OUT points) where you

want to insert text or graphics in the edited material.

4 Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the

MAVE-F555 to select the Recorder.

5 Using the MAVE-D555 search dial, search for the

point where you want to begin inserting text and graphics, and then specify the IN point.

7 Press the TITLE key in the EFFECT operation

section on the MAVE-F555. The pressed key lights.

8 Press the REPLAY/PREVIEW key on the MAVE-

F555, if desired, to preview.

9 Press the EXECUTE/REC key on the MAVE-F555

to execute editing. The input signal is inserted and editing is finished. When the TITLE key is lit and you want to finish this operation without inserting text or graphics, press the TITLE key again to turn it off.

6 Select the effect pattern and transition time to use

when inserting text and graphics. A transition is used at the IN and OUT points where text and graphics are inserted.

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2-2 Operations for Each Function

Necessary Effect Parameter Settings

To be able to specify the source for text and graphics that you want to insert, it is necessary to make the following settings in the screen that appears after pressing the MAVE-D555 PRMTR key.

Chapter 2 Operation

• KEY signal settings

(1)In effect parameter settings menu 9: TITLE, set

“KEY” to “LUM” (Luminance key) or “CRK” (Chroma key).

(2)In effect parameter settings menu 9: TITLE,

“SRC”, set the source of the KEY signal specified in (1) to “K-IN” (external video KEY signal) or to “SELF” (the KEY signal itself). If you selected “CRK” in (1) above, you can only select “SELF”.

(3)If necessary, in effect parmeter settings menu 9:

TITLE, set “MASK” (KEY signal mask ON/ OFF) and “INV” (masked area turnover ON/ OFF), etc. Also, in effect parameter menu +: “LUM” (Luminance key) or -: “CRK” (Chroma key) set “Clip” (clip adjustment), “Gain” (gain adjustment), “INV” (luminance turnover ON/ OFF), and “DNST” (image density).

Setting Examples

If the Luminance key and Fill signals are input to the recorder from an external source, and inserted as title information, make the following settings.

Menu Content 9: TITLE “KEY” = “LUM”

“SRC” = “K-IN”

+: LUM “FILL” = “VID”

See Section “2-2-8 Editing with the Player BUS” (page 2-19), and set MEMORY key 2: AUX for the BUS.

For details about parameter settings, see “TITLE Key, Downstream Key, and Player BUS Setting Example” (page A-7).

Note

If “KEY” is set to “CRK”, it is also necessary to adjust the “Hue” and “Ang” of the color to cut.

• FILL signal settings

(1)In effect parameter settings menu 9: TITLE, set

“KEY” to “LUM” (Luminance key) or “CRK” (Chroma key).

(2)Depending on the setting in (1), perform the

following settings.

- If “KEY” is set to “LUM”, in menu +: LUM, set “FILL” to “VID” (player internal BUS signal) or to “BDRM” (border MATT).

- If “KEY” is set to “CRK”, in menu -: CRK, set “FILL” to “VID” (player internal BUS signal) or to “BDRM” (border MATT).

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Downstream Key (DSK)

The DSK (Downstream key) can be used to insert text and graphics into cuts to which effects have been applied and editing is finished.

Notes

• The BKMA-560 Option Board must be installed in the MAV-555.

• The DSK KEY signal must be applied to the rightside SPARE terminal on the MAV-555 connector

panel. (With the MAV-555SS in SD mode or the MAV-555A, the DSK IN KEY terminal.) The DSK VIDEO signal may be applied to the left-side MAV555 SPARE terminal (with the MAV-555SS in SD mode or the MAV-555A, the DSK IN VIDEO terminal), but editing is possible even if it is not. In this case, the “FILL” in the Effect Parameters menu item 7: DSK must to be set to DSKM.

• Editing can be done only on the recorder port.

• Editing can be done only in the OVERWRITE mode.

• This procedure cannot be performed with the MAV-

777.

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1 Press the MAVE-F555 [ ] key to enter the

OVERWRITE mode.

2 Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the

MAVE-F555 to select the Recorder.

3 Select the interval (IN and OUT points) where you

want to insert text or graphics in the edited material.

4 Press the TITLE key while pressing the SHIFT key

in the EFFECT operation section on the MAVEF555.

The pressed key blinks and “DSK” is superimposed on the display.

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2-2 Operations for Each Function

5 Use the keypad keys to enter the transition time on

the scratchpad, and press the ENTER key.

6 Press the REPLAY/PREVIEW key on the MAVE-

F555, if desired, to preview.

Chapter 2 Operation

7 Press the EXECUTE/REC key on the MAVE-F555

to execute editing. The input signal is inserted and editing is finished. When the TITLE key is blinking and you want to finish this operation without inserting text or graphics, press the TITLE key again while pressing the SHIFT key.

Notes

• When text and graphics are inserted into an interval where a cut point exists, any existing information at that point is cleared as the new information is inserted. We therefore recommend inserting after editing is finished.

• After pressing the PRMTR key to select a parameter, press the TITLE key while pressing the SHIFT key so that adjustment can be made while monitoring the actual parameter. Pressing the TITLE key while pressing the SHIFT key again reverts to the former state.

• When pressing the TITLE key while pressing the SHIFT key to set a downstream key, you can press the MAN key on this unit (so that it is lit) to enable manual downstream key switching during the interval mentioned in step 3. The downstream key switches on and off each time you press the TITLE key while pressing the SHIFT key.

• FILL signal settings

(1) In effect parameter settings menu 7: DSK, set

“FILL” to “V-IN” (external VTR signal) or “DSKM” (BKMA-560 built-in Internal Video

signal).

(2) If necessary, when “DSKM” is set adjust colors

in effect parameter settings menu 8: DSK MAT.

For details about parameter settings, see “TITLE Key, Downstream Key, and Player BUS Setting Example” (page A-7).

Necessary Effect Parameter Settings

To be able to specify the source for text and graphics that you want to insert, it is necessary to make the following settings when pressing the MAVE-D555 PRMTR key.

• KEY signal settings

(1) In effect parameter settings menu 7: DSK, set

“INV” “ON” or “OFF” to activate or deactivate the KEY signal turnover.

(2) If a FILL signal is not input to the MAV-555,

set “FILL” to “DSKM”.

(3) If necessary, adjust “DNST” (DSK density).

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2-2-8 Editing with the Player BUS

Section “TITLE Key” (page 2-14) describes how to edit and apply effects when the MAV-555 internal player port is assigned to the BUS signal. This section describes how to change and 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-555A or MAV-555SS in SD mode, the

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DSK IN VIDEO terminal).

Notes

• The BKMA-560 Option Board must be installed in the MAV-555.

• The preset audio of the MAVE-F555 channels is muted.

• This operation is not possible with the MAV-777.

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MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

1 Press the MAVE-F555 [ ] key to enter the

OVERWRITE mode.

2 Use the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation on the

MAVE-F555 to select the Recorder.

3 Using the MAVE-D555 search dial, search for edit

points, and then specify the IN and OUT points.

4 Select the effect pattern and transition time.

(It is also possible to perform cut editing.)

5 In the MAVE-F555 EFFECT operation section,

press the MEMORY key while pressing the key (CUT, DISS, WIPE) corresponding to the effect pattern that you selected in Step 4. The BUS signal is selected.

• MEMORY key 1: The MAV-555 internal player or external VTR is selected (P1, R, P2, or BG).

• MEMORY key 2: The signal input at the DSK IN VIDEO terminal of the MAV-555SS in SD mode or the MAV-555A (with the MAV-555, the left SPARE terminal) is selected (AUX).

• MEMORY key 3: The optional BKMA-560 builtin Internal Video signal is selected (MATT).

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2-2 Operations for Each Function

6 Press the REPLAY/PREVIEW key on the MAVE-

F555, if desired, to preview.

7 Press the EXECUTE/REC key on the MAVE-F555

to execute editing. The input signal is inserted and editing is finished.

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DIS TR 01:00S

R [R : MAV RP ]

OU DU 0 0:00 : 02 : 00R

P [P : MAV P11 ]

Display Example

0 0:10 : 01 : 00 0 0:10 : 03 : 00

IN 0 0:00:01:00

Note

Detailed information about the recorder and player ports is summarized and superimposed on the display. It is also possible to confirm the direction of the BUS signal.

For details about parameter settings, see “TITLE Key, Downstream Key, and Player BUS Setting Example” (page A-7).

Display example for each MEMORY key

• When MEMORY key 1 is selected

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• When MEMORY key 2 is selected

R t AUX

• When MEMORY key 3 is selected

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2-2-9 GPI Output

It is possible to use GPI (General Purpose Interface) output to control an external device, such as the audio signal from a CD player. Select “EP1” or “EP2” on the MAV-555 Expansion Menu item 224: GPI OUTPUT CONFIGURATION. Further, you must select “config” on the Expansion Menu item 225: GPI CONFIG MODE.

Item number Display indication Settings Description

320

MAVE-F555 CONTROL SUB MENU

GPI EP1 TIME(F) GPI EP2 TIME(F)

Sets control of MAVE-F555 when it is connected.

Performs offset control for the IN point of the GPI output. (GPI OUTPUT CONFIGURATION item (menu 224)).

-90 .. 00 .. +90 Notes: •When the player is an external VTR or when performing DMC

editing, the PREROLL TIME + GPI EPx TIME must be set so that it exceeds 2 seconds plus 2 frames.

• When trimming, the GPI EPx TIME must be set so that it exceeds

-28 frames (in 525 mode. -23 frames in 625 mode). In other editing situations, PREROLL TIME + GPI EPx TIME must be set so that it exceeds 2 frames.

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You can perform GPI output with the menu above within ± 90 frames of the recorder IN point. It is not possible to perform GPI output for other intervals.

Recorder

Pre-roll time

IN OUT

GPI output

−90 frames +90 frames

−30 frames

*When the GPI EP1 (or EP2) time is -30 frames

2-2-10 Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing

The MAVE-D555 allows mixing and swapping audio channels in the interval where materials are presented during editing.

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These features are available only when using the player port of the MAV-555.

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Chapter 2 Operation 2-21 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

1 Press the A MIX key on the MAVE-F555 as

indicated above so that it lights. The channels specified in the 2: Audio menu are output at the MAV-555 player port. When the A MIX key on the MAVE-F555 is not lit, mix/swap editing is not available.

Chapter 2 Operation

2 On the MAVE-D555 press the MENU key (SHIFT

+ [+]). The menu category display opens.

3 Press the “2 (AUDIO)” key on the keypad from

the menu on the next page to select the category. The menu for the selected category opens.

4 Use the keypad keys on the MAVE-D555, or the

“+” and “–” keys on the MAVE-F555 to select the menu number, then press the ENTER key.

5 Use the channel selection keys on the MAVE-

F555 (A1 to A4 keys) and the “+” or “–” key to specify the channels to output to each of the AUDIO CH1 to CH4 of the recorder at the MAV555 player port. After specifying the channels, press the RETURN key (SHIFT key + ENTER key) on the MAVE-D555 to exit menu.

6 Select the recorder port. 7 Select the interval (IN and OUT points) for editing

specified by the menu.

8 Press the EXECUTE/REC key on the MAVE-

F555 to execute editing.

Setting Examples

• These settings edit (swap) CH1 and CH3 on the player port of the MAV-555.

Existing Value Setting Value

1: MAV Player CH1 OUT 1 → 3 2: MAV Player CH2 OUT 2 → 2 3: MAV Player CH3 OUT 3 →

4: MAV Player CH4 OUT 4 → 4

• These settings edit (mix) CH1 and CH2 from the player port of the MAV-555.

Existing Value Setting Value

1: MAV Player CH1 OUT 1 → 12 2: MAV Player CH2 OUT 2 →

3: MAV Player CH3 OUT 3 → 3 4: MAV Player CH4 OUT 4 → 4

Notes

• When mixing audio, the mixing method should be set from the MAV-555 Expansion menu item 820: AUDIO OUTPUT MIXING.

• Details of the Mix/Swap Edit can be confirmed from the information superimposed on the display when the TYPE is set to full in the MAV-555 Expansion menu item 323: LINEAR EDIT MESSAGE.

1 : 0 0 A - FADER

AA0 0:04

Display Example

] MIX++34

: 01 : 00

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2-2-11 Support of EDL Export

When the MAV-555 is used as a recorder during editing and used in parallel with the BZMA-E555 file transfer program, it is possible to output EDL files (.edl) of editing results in the SONY BVE-9100 format. Also, when the VTR is used as a player during editing, it is possible to enter a tape’s reel name.

Notes

• The sequence in which entries appear in the exported EDL file does not match that in which editing operations are performed using the MAVE-F555/D555. Since the MAVE-F555/D555 supports nonlinear editing (which was not possible with previous editors), the editing sequence cannot be output as is in the Sony BVE-9100 format. The EDL files exported using this function can be used with devices such as those of the BVE-series Editor only to replicate current editing results.

• This function can only export EDL files. Movement between pages in exported EDL files or data changes with the MAVE-F555/D555 for the purpose of re-editing is not possible.

• Exporting EDL files is only possible when the MAV-555 is used as a recorder. When using the VTR as a recorder EDL files cannot be exported.

• When performing the following editing operations, the exportation of EDL files cannot be performed correctly. The sections edited as described below are exported as BLACK/MUTING.

– When animation-type effects are used – When TITLE (DSK) are inserted

• When performing the following editing operations, the effect information is not output and transformed into cuts. – When performing DMC editing with effects – When performing manual effects – When adjusting the recording level of the edit interval together with the Editing Fader Panel BKNE-1011 – When performing audio channel mix/swap editing

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Chapter 2 Operation 2-23 (E)

2-2 Operations for Each Function

Setting a Reel Name

You can enter a tape’s reel name when using the BZMA-E555 to export EDL files and the VTR is used as a player during editing.

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1 On the MAVE-D555 press the MENU key (SHIFT

+ [+]). The menu categories are displayed.

2 Press the “4” key (REEL) on the keypad.

The unit enters the reel name setting mode and goes on standby so you can enter a reel name.

3 Use the keys on the keypad to enter a new reel

name.

• Press the MARK SPEED key to switch between the alphabetic and numeric entry modes on the keypad.

• To move the cursor left or right, press the [?b] or [B?] key on the MAVE-F555.

• Press the CLEAR key to delete single characters.

• Press SHIFT + CLEAR to delete an entire entry.

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4 To register the new reel name, press the ENTER

key. After setting a reel name, when you use the

BZMA-E555 to export EDL files, the name is output.

5 To return to the category display, press the

RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER).

6 To quit menu operation, at the category display

press the RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER) again.

Notes

• The length of a reel name is limited to 6 characters in length.

• It is only necessary to set a reel name when using the VTR as a player during editing. When editing MAV555 files, reel names are set automatically, and a reel name/file name correspondence list is inserted at the beginning of the comment of exported EDL files.

• The EDL information is cleared if it not saved before the MAV-555 is turned off.

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Chapter 2 Operation 2-25 (E)

2-3 Using the Menus

This section describes the menus that are provided on the MAVE-D555 in order to set up operation settings.

For more details about menu items, see the Menu List at the end of this manual.

2-3-1 Operations and Menus

Chapter 2 Operation

menu, first you select the category and then select the next menu from within the selected category.

Using the Menu Settings

You can perform the settings for each menu with the Main selection within the menu categories.

The MAVE-D555 menu is divided into three categories: 1: Main, 2: Rename, and 3: Version. When you use a

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MAVE-F555 MAVE-D555

1 On the MAVE-D555 press the MENU key (SHIFT

+ [+]). The menu category display opens.

2 Press the “1” key on the keypad for “Main” to

select that category. The menu for the selected category opens.

3 Enter the menu number using the numeric keys on

the MAVE-D555 or the [+] or [–] keys on the MAVE-F555, then press the ENTER key.

The menu data is displayed for the menu selected by the number you entered.

4 To change a data setting, on the MAVE-F555 press

the minus key [–] or plus key [+].

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5 To return to the menu name display, press the

RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER).

6 To return to the category display, press the

RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER) again.

7 To quit the menu operation, at the category display

press the RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER) again.

Confirming the Version Numbers for the MAVE-D555 and the MAVE-F555

Follow this procedure to confirm the current version numbers of the MAVE-D555 and the MAVE-F555.

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1 On the MAVE-D555 press the MENU key (SHIFT

+ [+]). The menu categories are displayed.

2 Press the “3” (Version) on the keypad.

The software version numbers of the MAVE-D555 and the MAVE-555 are displayed in the information display area of the MAVE-D555.

3 To return to the category display, press the

RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER).

4 To quit the menu operation, at the category display

press the RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER) key again.

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2-3 Using the Menus

Renaming

File names cannot be renamed independently with the MAVE-F555. In order to rename files, the MAVE-D555 must be connected to the MAVE-F555.

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1 Using the MAVE-F555, select the port on which the

file whose name you want to change is loaded as the target port.

2 On the MAVE-D555 press the MENU key (SHIFT +

[+]). The menu categories are displayed.

3 Press the “2” key (RENAME) on the keypad.

The unit enters the rename mode and standby status so you can enter a file name.

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5 To register the new file name, press the ENTER

key.

6 To return to the category display, press the

RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER).

7 To quit menu operation, at the category display

press the RETURN key (SHIFT + ENTER) again.

Note

The length of a file name is limited to 23 characters in length.

4 Use the keys on the keypad to enter a new file name.

• Press the MARK SPEED key to switch between the alphabetic and numeric entry modes on the keypad.

• To move the cursor left or right, press the [?b] or [B?] key on the MAVE-F555.

• Press the CLEAR key to delete single characters.

• Press SHIFT + CLEAR to delete an entire entry.

2-28 (E) Chapter 2 Operation

2-4

Using the MAVE-D555 with the Editing Fader Panel

By connecting the Editing Fader Panel BKNE-1011 to the MAVE-D555, you can control the recording level during editing and set effect parameters.

Track Fader

KNOB LEVER

INPUT MIX

12 34 LR

-1

-4

-6

-10

-14

-20

-28

-40

-52

-60

-∞

Transition Lever

Volume Knob

2 3 4 M

Level Meter

Master Fader

The functions of the controls of the Editing Fader Panel connected to the MAVE-D555 are described below.

Track Fader and Master Fader

Control the recording level during editing of the port targeted for operation by selection with the MAVEF555.

Volume Knobs (4)

Set the effect parameters to match the display of the MAVE-D555 LCD.

Transition Lever

Operate as a manual fader during manual transition.

Level Meter

Not displayed (no used)

2-4-1

Adjusting the Recording Level

in Real Time at the Recording Interval

1 Before executing the edit, on the MAVE-F555

press and light the AUDIO key of the EFFECT operation section.

2 During the PREVIEW, operate the fader and adjust

the recording level.

3 To execute the edit, press EXECUTE/REC as you

would normally.

• While the AUDIO key is lit, the edit interval of the PREVIEW is recorded. When the EXECUTE/ REC key is pressed, the edit is executed for the time used by the recorded material. However, if you want to change the level of the recorded recording level, you can press SHIFT + EXECUTE/REC to once again record the edit interval.

• If you adjustment of the audio level is not required, press the AUDIO key to switch it off and the recording procedure described above will not be executed.

• During edit execution the recording level is normally adjusted via the R Port.

• When setting the recording level, when the AUDIO key of the MAVE-F555 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.

Chapter 2 Operation

For details about effect parameters settings and manual transition operations, see section “2-2-4 Setting Effect Parameters” (page 2-9)

CUT A - FADER

Chapter 2 Operation 2-29 (E)

Specifications

General

Power supply voltage 12 V DC Power consumption Max. 12 W Operating temperature +5°C to +40°C (41°F to 104°F) Storage temperature –20°C to +60°C (– 4°F to 140°F) Humidity 20% to 90% Mass 1.9 kg (1 lb 3 oz) External dimensions 148 × 102 × 307 mm (5

(width × height × depth, excluding projections)

Remote Connection

MOUSE/TRACK BALL

Mini DIN 6-pin receptacle × 1

AUDIO FADER PANEL

D-Sub 25-pin receptacle × 1

F555 I/F Mini DIN 8-pin receptacle × 1

/8 x 41/8 x 121/8 in.)

Appendixes

Supplied Accessories

Operation Manual (this manual) × 1 Installation Manual × 1 MAVE-F555 connection cable × 1 MAVE-F555 connection collar × 1 MAVE-F555 fasteners (B3 × 6) × 4

Due to changes during product development, these specifications and the external appearance of the unit are subject to change without prior notice.

Appendixes A-1 (E)

Appendixes

Menu List

The table below lists the menu options. Please note that the settings enclosed in are the default settings.

Category No. Name Content

1: Main 1 DIAL DIRECT CONTROL When this item is on, without presssing the SHTL, JOG, or DMC key,

you can enter the dynamic motion control mode by turning the search dial and control the playback speed. ON OFF

2 JOG DIAL MODE Selects whether to use the BVE-600 or BVE-9100 speed and angle

settings of the search dial when used in the DMC mode. BVE-600 BVE-9100

3 JOG DIAL RESPONSE Sets the speed dial’s sensitivity to rotation when used in the jog mode

(the amount of playback for one turn). HIGH LOW

4 BUZZER MODE Sets whether the buzzer sounds at the end of the edit session.

ON OFF

5 STEP Sets the STEP increment.

1field 2field 4field 10field 1sec 2sec 3sec 5sec

6 CONTROL PORT Determines how the control port is connected when the MONITOR port

is changed. Separately Same as MonitorPort

7 V.O. VIDEO INPUT Specifies the input video signal when performing voice-over editing.

SDI AnalogComposite

8 EDL AUTO SAVE Automatically saves cut point information of a saved file when it is

edited. OFF MEMORY 1 MEMORY 2 MEMORY 3 MEMORY 4

2: Audio 1 MAV Player CH1 OUT Specifies the recording channel(s) for the MAV-555 player port audio

output channel 1. 1 *CH1 to CH4 can be set independently.

2 MAV Player CH2 OUT Specifies the recording channel(s) for the MAV-555 player port audio

output channel 2. 2 *CH1 to CH4 can be set independently.

3 MAV Player CH3 OUT Specifies the recording channel(s) for the MAV-555 player port audio

output channel 3. 3 *CH1 to CH4 can be set independently.

A-2 (E) Appendixes

Category No. Name Content

2: Audio 4 MAV Player CH4 OUT Specifies the recording channel(s) for the MAV-555 player port audio

output channel 4. 4 *CH1 to CH4 can be set independently.

5 VOICE OVER MODE Specifies the mode when performing voice-over editing.

Normal Pre-Read

6 VOICE OVER INPUT Specifies the input audio signal when performing voice-over editing.

SDI AES/EBU ANALOG (You can select ANALOG when the BKMA-511 is installed in the MAV555 or the BKMA-513 is installed in the MAV-555A.)

3: Rename –– Allows you to change the file name of a material.

For more details about this operation, see “Renaming” (page 2-28).

4: Reel –– When exporting EDL files and using the VTR as a player, set a tape’s

reel name.

For more details about this operation, see “Setting a Reel Name” (page 2-24).

5: Version –– Displays the current version number of the software:

F555 Vx.xx (x.xx = current number) D555 Vx.xx (x.xx = current number)

Notes

• When 1: Main and 2: Audio category menu data is displayed, pressing the MAVE-D555 [CLEAR] key restores the settings of the selected menu to their default values. However, it is not possible to restore all the default settings globally.

• During voice-over editing, the setting of menu 6: VOICE OVER INPUT in category 2: Audio takes precedence over the MAV-555 R1 port audio input signal setting.

Appendixes

Appendixes A-3 (E)

Appendixes

Effect Parameter List

Category Name Content

Display Details

1: Patt Adj. –– Allows making effect pattern settings, such as the level of detail of

mosaics.

2: EDGE BORD Border Adjusts the width of borders.

0 to 100

SOFT Softness Adjusts the softness.

0 to 100

CROP Crop Activates or deactivates the cropping function.

OFF Auto Manual

* When using Auto, effect patterns are automatically adjusted. L Left When CROP is set to Manual, sets the area to crop. R Right Left :-400 to 400 Top Top Right :-400 to 400 Btm Bottom Top :-300 to 300

Bottom :-300 to 300

3: BDR MAT LUM Luminance Adjusts the border colors (luminance, saturation, and hue).

SAT Saturation Luminance :0 to 100 HUE Hue Saturation :0 to 100

Hue :359 to 0

4: INT V LUM Luminance Adjusts the optional BKMA-560 built-in Internal Video signal colors

SAT Saturation (luminance, saturation, and hue). HUE Hue Luminance :0 to 100

Saturation :0 to 100

Hue :359 to 0 TYPE Type Selects the optional BKMA-560 built-in Internal Video signal type.

Matt

Color Bar

Grid PTN Pattern Selects the pattern for Matt or Grid.

1 to 52

5: Light Ctrl Control Activates or deactivates lighting.

OFF

ON TYPE Type Selects the lighting type.

Spot

Line

Plane WID Width Selects the lighting width.

Wide

Medium

Narrow INTS Intensity Selects the lighting intensity.

High

Medium

Low

A-4 (E) Appendixes

Category Name Content

Display Details

6:Super BG BUS BUS Selects the Super BG BUS.

FG (Foreground)

BG (Background)

Internal Video

External

*Super BG switches from foreground to background during transition

similarly to a pattern 1900. For example, if Super BG is set to Internal

Video, the transition sequence is background --> Internal Video -->

foreground.

7:DSK INV Invert Activates or deactivates DSK KEY signal turnover.

OFF

ON FILL Fill Selects Fill signals.

V-IN :Use the external VTR Fill signal input at the left SPARE

terminal of the MAV-555 connector panel (with the MAV 555SS in SD mode or the MAV-555A, the DSK IN VIDEO terminal of the connector panel).

DSKM :Uses the built-in SG meant for DSK Fill as a Fill signal. Color

adjustment is performed from 8: DSK MAT.

DNST Density Adjusts the DSK density.

0 to 100

8:DSK MAT LUM Luminance When FILL of item 7: DSK is set to DSKM, adjusts the DSK Matt

SAT Saturation colors. HUE Hue Luminance :0 to 100

Saturation : 0 to 100

Hue : 359 to 0

9:TITLE KEY KEY Selects the KEY signal type.

LUM :Luminance key

CRK :Chroma key SRC SOURCE Selects the KEY signal source. When KEY in item 9: KEY is set to

CRK, you can only select SELF.

K-IN :Use the external VIDEO signal input at the right SPARE

terminal of the MAV-555 connector panel (with the MAV555SS in SD mode or the MAV-555A, the DSK IN KEY terminal of the connector panel).

SELF :Uses the signal from the MAV-555 internal player. MASK MASK Activates or deactivates the KEY signal mask.

OFF L Left Sets the masked area borders. R Right Left :-400 to 400 Top Top Right :-400 to 400 Btm Bottom Top :-300 to 300

Bottom :-300 to 300 INV Invert Activates or deactivates the masked area turnover.

OFF

Appendixes

Appendixes A-5 (E)

Appendixes

Effect Parameter List

Category Name Content

Display Details

+:LUM Clip Clip Adjusts the Luminance key clip.

0 to 100 Gain Gain Adjusts the Luminance key gain.

0 to 100 INV Invert Activates of deactivates the Luminance key turnover.

OFF

ON FILL Fill Selects the Fill signal when using the Luminance key.

VID :Player BUS

BDRM :Border MATT DNST Density Adjusts the density of the inserted image when using the Luminance

key.

0 to 100

-: CRK Clip Clip Adjusts the Chroma key clip. 0 to 100

Gain Gain Adjusts the Chroma key gain.

359 to 0

Hue Hue Adjusts the Chroma key hue.

359 to 0

Ang Angle Adjusts the range of the Chorma key hue.

0 to 100

FILL Fill Selects the Fill signal when using the Chroma key.

VID :Player BUS BDRM :Border MATT

DNST Density Adjusts the density of the inserted image when using the Chroma key.

0 to 100

A-6 (E) Appendixes

TITLE Key, Downstream Key, and Player BUS Setting Example

INPUT

RP port

* When EF editing, Player P2 only

P2 port

BG port

VTR

EF MATT (INTV)

DSK IN KEY

(With MAV-555, right SPARE terminal)

DSK IN VIDEO

(With MAV-555, left SPARE terminal)

[1]

[3] MATT

[2] AUX

[CUT]/[DISS]/[WIPE] key

MEMORY key [1]/[2]/[3]

BDR MATT

SELF

K-IN

DSK MATT

VIDEO

BDRM

9: TITLE

SRC

* With CRK, can only select SELF

DSKM

LUM

CRK

V-IN

+: LUM

-: CRK FILL

9: TITLE

KEY

7: DSK

FILL

OUTPUT

Recorder

Player

TITLE

Fill

Key

DSK

DSK Key

DSK Fill

Appendixes

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Appendixes A-7 (E)

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MAVE-D555 (SY 3-205-546-02(1)

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Printed in Japan

2002. 07.13

 2001

Sony MAVE-D555 Operating Instructions

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

1-1 MAVE-D555 Overview

1-2 Features

Chapter 1 Overview

1-3 Changes from Version 1.00

1-3-1 Changes from Version 1.00 to 1.10

1-3-2 Changes from Version 1.10 to 1.20

1-3-3 Changes from Version 1.20 to 1.30

1-4 Names and Functions of Parts

1-4-1 Console

1-4-2 Rear View

1-5 System Configuration Example

2-1 Edit Point Operations

2-1-1 Setting Edit Data with the Number Keypad

2-1-3 Changing Edit Data

Chapter 2 Operation

2-1-2 Confirming Edit Data (RECALL)

2-1-4 Jumping to an Edit Point (GO TO)

2-1-5 Clearing Edit Data (CLEAR)

2-1-6 Edit Totals

2-2 Operations for Each Function

2-2-1 DMC Editing

2-2-2 Voice Over Editing

2-2-3 Setting an Effect Pattern

2-2-4 Setting Effect Parameters

2-2-5 Using a Track Ball

2-2-6 Registering Effects

2-2-7 Inserting Text and Graphics

2-2-8 Editing with the Player BUS

2-2-9 GPI Output

2-2-10 Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing

2-2-11 Support of EDL Export

2-3 Using the Menus

2-3-1 Operations and Menus

Using the MAVE-D555 with the Editing Fader Panel

Specifications

Appendixes

Menu List

Effect Parameter List

TITLE Key, Downstream Key, and Player BUS Setting Example