Using palettes, Registering clips in the palette, Using play list playback – Roland P-20HD Video Instant Replayer User Manual

Page 10: Using audio and still images, Importing audio or still images, Playing audio or still images, Video operations

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Video Operations

Using Palettes

You can consecutively play back the clips that are placed in a palette

(Play list playback).

Registering Clips in the Palette

1.

Press the [CLIP LIST] button.

2.

Select a clip and press the [VALUE] knob.

The CLIP MENU screen appears.

3.

Select “Add To PALETTE,” and then press the

[VALUE] knob.

The [PALETTE] button and pads [1]–[8] blink.

4.

Press the pad of the same number as the palette in

which you want to register it. (To register a clip in

palette 3, press pad [3].)

The clip is registered in the palette.

5.

Press the [PALETTE] button.

The PALETTE screen appears in the lower half of the built-in display.

6.

Hold down the [PALETTE] button and press the pad

that you pressed in step 4.

You switch to the palette in which you registered the clip earlier.

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Operations for playing back a clip in the PALETTE screen are the

same as in the CLIP LIST screen.

Using Play List Playback

1.

Access the CLIP LIST (PALETTE) screen by pressing

the [CLIP LIST] button (or by holding down the

[PALETTE] button and pressing a pad [1]–[8]).

2.

Press the AUTO PLAY [PLAYLIST] button.

The clips in the palette play consecutively from the first one

registered to the last clip.

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During play list playback, you can apply an effect when switching

between clips. For details, refer to “Reference Manual” (PDF).

Using Audio and Still Images

On the P-20HD, you can import audio files or still image files that you

created on a computer, and use them as material.
The imported audio or still images can be played back by pressing a

pad.

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For each project, you can import up to 16 audio files and up to 16

still image files.

Importing Audio or Still Images

Prepare audio or still image files on your computer, and save them to

a USB flash drive or other storage device.

1.

Connect the storage device containing the files to

the USB port.

2.

Press the [AUDIO] button or the [STILL] button.

The AUDIO screen (STILL screen) appears in the lower half of the

built-in display.

3.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to move the cursor, and

specify the clip into which you want to import the

audio (or still image).

4.

Press the [VALUE] knob.

The MENU screen appears.

5.

Select “Import” and then press the [VALUE] knob.

The IMPORT screen appears.

6.

Select the device connected to the USB port, then

select the file that you want to import, and then

press the [VALUE] knob.

A confirmation dialog box appears.
If you want to cancel, press the [EXIT] button.

7.

Press the [VALUE] knob.

The import is executed, and the audio files (still images files) are

shown in the screen.

Playing Audio or Still Images

1.

Press the [AUDIO] button (or [STILL] button).

2.

Press the pad [1]–[8] corresponding to the position

of the audio (or still image) that you want to play.

The audio file (still image file) plays.

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From the AUDIO screen (STILL screen) menu, you can individually

adjust settings such as loops and volume.

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