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Press Red (B) (CONFIRMING) to
confirm the contents.
• The title is played back without the
scene to be erased.
Press Yellow (D) (ERASE) to
erase.
• Go to step 10.
• Press RETURN to cancel scene
erase.
10
Press \ to select “YES”, then
press SET/ENTER.
• Erase begins.
When erase completes, the screen in
step 5 appears.
• If “C (UNDO)” is displayed, you can
undo edit by pressing Green (C).
• To quit scene erase, press RETURN.
Then the edit screen appears.
11
Press EXIT to exit from Edit
mode.
NOTE
Selecting start and end points for scene
erase
You cannot set a range shorter than 3
seconds.
• Once you erase a section of an original, it
is completely erased. It cannot be restored,
so be very careful and confirm before
erasing.
• Scenes can only be added and erased a
maximum of 50 times per title.
• If scenes have been added 51 or more
times to a disc using another DVD recorder,
Editing (Recording) may not function.
ERASE SCENE
CHANGE TITLE NAME
CHANGE THUMBNAIL
DIVIDE CHAPTER
8 2 : 0 AM SAT 1 5 2 / 2 1
ERASE THIS SCENE?
ENTER SELECT ENTER RETURN n
YES NO
EDIT(ORIGINAL)
TITLE: CH33 FINE
TITLE INFO: 10/4 MON 8:09 PM – 8:14 PM
Editing an Original Title
Searching for the Start
Point and End Point Scenes
The following playback operations are
available when searching for the start point
and end point scenes.
Playback
• If you press
| | | | |PLAY, the currently paused
title will be played back.
Skipping to the start of a chapter
• If the scene to be selected is in another title
or chapter, first search for the title or
chapter using
K or L .
Searching for scenes in a chapter
•
G REV and J FWD are convenient for
searching for a scene in a chapter.
Pause
• When you reach a scene near the start
point or end point, press F STILL/PAUSE
to pause. This will make it easier to find the
scene. The start and end points may shift
slightly.
Frame Advance/Reverse
• If you press
L after pause, the video
will start Frame Advance Playback. If you
press
K , it will start Frame Reverse
Playback.
Final selection of scene
• To select a scene more accurately, use
slow playback starting a little before the
scene to be selected. This will keep you
from going beyond the scene.
If you press SLOW after pausing, you
can select a scene at your leisure during
slow playback of the video.
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