Grass Valley LVS 100 v.3.15 - Manual (Page 200)

Timeline Window
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Check TC JAM to retain the time code from the oringinal material when
performing voice–over recording.
However, if the offset setting of the playback time code is other than
00:00:00:00 in the Current Resource Information Window, TC JAM is
invalid.
If you do not select TC JAM, the voice–over material is assigned time
codes based on the position of the In and Out points on the timeline,
which starts at 00:00:00:00.
Figure 4-45: Voice-over Recording Range
Once you have established the In and Out points, you can start recording the
voice–over.
4. Press the EDIT button to start recording.
Recording will start after the (In
* pre–roll) point is cued up.
If the EDIT button is pressed without entering the In, recording will start after
the (0 – pre–roll) point is cued up.
Audio recording ends at the (Out + post–roll) point. If the EDIT button is
pressed without entering the Out, recording will end at the (total duration +
post–roll) point on the timeline.
5. If the STOP button is pressed, recording ends immediately and the resulting
scene’s Out point corresponds to the time code when the STOP button was
pressed.
If the STOP button is pressed during pre–roll, recording is not started.