Grass Valley PROFILE FAMILY v.2.5 - Manual (Page 182)

Chapter 4 Using VdrPanel
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dialog box. Entering a new timecode value and clicking OK moves a clip to
a specific timecode location. If there is no recorded timecode, VdrPanel
displays a timecode calculated from the current position (00:00:00:00 or
above).
4. The Play button runs the selected clip at normal speed. If there are multiple
clips in the clip list, Play starts with the first selected clip and proceeds
through the list. Normal , Loop , and Bounce modes determine how the clip
or clip list is played.
5. The Stop button halts the current Play , shuttle, or Record function.
6. The Rewind button shuttles the clip backwards to the beginning (the first
available field or in mark) of the selected clip. Use Go To Clip Beginning
or enter a timecode value in the Timecode box to move directly to the
beginning without shuttling.
7. The Record button starts storing the incoming video as JPEG or MPEG
streams and audio under the selected clip name. If no clip is selected, a
default clip name (pound sign [#] followed by a number) is assigned. (See
“Defining a New Clip” on page 190.) The record process continues until the
disk decoder runs out of storage space or you click another command button,
such as
Stop . Recording does not start unless there is a video signal assigned
to the selected panel and there is disk storage available.
8. The Fast Forward button shuttles the clip forward to the end. Use Go to Clip
End or enter a value in the Timecode box to move directly to the end of the
clip without shuttling.
9. The Field Selection button selects a one-field or two-field display during
still mode. One-field display eliminates temporal artifacts, while two-field
display provides the best vertical resolution.