Writing the rc time code on a recorded tape, Notes on writing the rc time code, Note on indicator – Sony CCD-TRV95 User Manual
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Writing the RC Time code on a recorded tape
To write the RC time code from the end of the RC time code
recorded portion
Rewind the tape to the portion on which the RC time code has been written and set the
camcorder to playback pause mode. Then follow steps 3 and 4 abo\’e. The RC time code
is written continuously.
Notes on writing the RC time code
• The RC time code writing stops when:
- you press TIME CODE WRITE again before starting playback.
~ you press INDEX or DATE SEARCH before starting playback.
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- you change from playback mode to another mode.
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• When you are writing the RC time code from the middle of a tape without the time
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code written, writing starts several frames before the current picture.
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• If you write the RC time code on a recorded tape, the Data Code is erased.
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• You can mark the RC time code on a tape recorded both in LP mode and SP mode, the •§
RC time code written in LP mode, however, may not be read correctly.
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• You cannot mark the RC time code on a tape with the red mark on the cassette
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exposed.
• A black band appears when you mark the RC time code during playback, and the
sound cannot be heard. This does not affect the picture and sound that are already
recorded.
Note on
indicator
The
indicator appears during playback if:
• nothing is recorded.
• the RC time code is unreadable because of the damage of the tape or because of the
noise.
• you recorded using another VCR without RC time code function.
The
indicator may also appear on the LCD screen during variable speed
playback.
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