Panasonic NV-J45 Series - Manual (Page 37)

Insert Editing
Insert Editing is an editing system that allows replacing
scenes on a previously recorded tape by newly recorded
scenes or titles.
It is possible to record new sound at the same time.
Preparation
• Insert a video cassette with the erasure prevention tab
intact.
• When performing insert editing from another VTR, set
the Noise Filter/Edit Selector to "EDIT ON”.
• Press the Input Signal Selector on the Remote Controller
to select the programme position according to the type of
insert editing to be performed.(Or select with the
Channel Up or Down Button on the VTR.)
1~99: When inserting picture and sound from a TV
programme.
When inserting picture and sound from
equipment connected to the Video Input Socket
and the Audio Input Socket.
1 Press the Play Button.
2
Locate the tape position where you want the insert
editing to end, and press the Pause/Stil! Button to put
the VTR into the still playback mode.
3
Press the Reset Button (Remote Controller) to reset
the Tape Counter to “0:00.00”.
4
Perform review playback to locate the tape position
where you want the insert editing to start and put the
VTR into the still playback mode,
5
Press the Insert Editing Button.
(The Insert Editing Indicator lights up.)
To simultaneously insert new sound, press the Audio
Dubbing Button.
(The Audio Dubbing Indicator lights up.)
6 After the picture to be inserted is prepared, press the
Pause/Still Button (II).
(The insert editing will start.)
• The insert editing will end at the point where the
Tape Counter indicates “0;00.00", and the editing
VTR wilt stop in the still playback mode.
• It is not necessary to operate the Tape Speed
Selector.
• The picture quality of an inserted part is always
somewhat inferior to that of the original.
• Avoid performing insert editing repeatedly on the
same part of the tape because the picture quality
of that part becomes inferior.
• The inserted picture may contain slight colour
noise or the colours may be unstable.
• If insert editing is performed on a tape recorded in
the NTSC system, the insert editing function will
not work correctly.
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