Clip operations, Playing back clips, Shot mark – Panasonic AG-HPX500E User Manual

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Clip Operations

Playing Back Clips

1

Press the MODE button to enter the
MCR mode.

• The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD

monitor.

2

Use the cursor buttons to move the
pointer over the desired clip.

3

Press the PLAY button, and the clip
under the pointer will be played back
on the LCD monitor.

• After playback of the clip under the pointer,

subsequent clips are played back in order,
according to when they were shot. The
thumbnail screen returns after the last clip
has been played back.

<Notes>
• When playing back clips, it is not necessary

to “select” the clips (blue frames around the
thumbnails).

• Clips with clip numbers displayed in red cannot

be played.

4

During playback, pressing the REW
button starts 4× speed reverse
playback, and the FF button starts 4×
speed fast playback.

• Press the PLAY button to return to normal

playback.

5

During clip playback, pressing the
STILL button will temporarily stop
(pause) the process.

• During a pause, pressing the REW button

moves the pause position to the beginning of
the clip.

• Pressing the REW button again moves

the pause position to the beginning of the
previous clip.

• During a pause, pressing the FF button

moves the pause position to the beginning
of the next clip. (Holding down the FF button
displays the last image in the last clip. “EOS”
appears at this time.)

6

Pressing the STOP button during
clip playback stops the playback and
returns the display to the thumbnail
screen.

<Note>
When playback is stopped, the position of the
pointer remains on the clip that was being played
back, regardless of where the playback started.

Shot Mark

A shot mark can be added to a clip thumbnail to
distinguish this clip from the others.

1

Press the MODE button to enter the
MCR mode.

• The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD

monitor.

2

Use the cursor buttons to move the
pointer over the clip to which you want
to attach a shot mark.

3

Press the USER button to which the
shot mark function has been assigned.

• Use the setting menu SW MODE screen to

assign the SHOT MARK function to a USER
button.

4

A shot mark will be attached to the clip
thumbnail under the pointer.

• To delete a shot mark, reposition the pointer

over the clip and press the Shot Mark button.

USER MAIN, USER1 and USER2
buttons

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