Disp (display) information fields, Has been selected. 11, Information field that displays data type. 12 – FOCUS Enhancements DVCPRO50 User Manual

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FS-100 Functions

36

FS-100 Portable DTE Recorder

10.

Reel Display

In

Record

or

Playback

modes, this item displays the particular

REEL that a clip is located in or, has been marked to. If in

PLAY FROM

>

REEL LIST

mode, the REEL appears in

brackets for example, [REEL]. This area is blank if

NO

REEL

has been selected.

11.

DISP

information field that displays data type.

12.

DISP

information field that displays current data.

DISP (display) Information Fields

Use the

DISP

function button to display current operation

information fields 11 and 12. The data shown depends on the
mode of operation, i.e.

DVCPROHD

,

DVCPRO50

,

DVCPRO/DV

.

Pressing the

DISP

button advances the display to the next

category of information. Below is a table of the data types and
data available with

DISP

.

Field
Number

Data Type /
Data Description

11

COUNTER

12

Shows frame count of current video clip during record or
playback.

11

REMAINING

12

Record

: counts down number of available frames remaining,

as time, on a specific disk.

Playback

: displays time remaining of the current clip.

11

DV (NTSC or PAL) or HD (see note following table)

12

Record

: displays the external timecode value being generated

by a camcorder or other device during a recording session.
Timecode mode must be set to

EXT TC

for this function to

operate, refer to TIME CODE EXT, REC RUN, FREE RUN,
REGEN on page 53.

Playback

: displays the embedded DV timecode value in a

particular track.

11

UB NTSC

12

Displays the set user bit value in a particular clip. A user bit
value must be added for this to display, refer to UB SET on
page 55.

11

ABSOLUTE

12

Displays an absolute timecode value for the particular session:
the sum of all COUNTER timecodes on connected volumes.
Absolute is primarily used when setting the FS-100 to AV/C
mode and controlling it with an external FireWire device, such
as a computer.

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