Erasing a file, Renaming a file, Editing files – Teac DV-RA1000HD User Manual
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6 − DVD±RW/HD playback & recording
TASCAM DV-RA1000HD
You can erase the current file in the following way:
1
Select the
EDIT
sub-menu from the main menu.
2
From this sub-menu, select
ERASE
. A popup mes-
sage appears.
3
Press
ENTER
to erase the file,
CANCEL
to cancel
the action.
Erasing a file
Editing files
CAUTION
These editing operations are destructive, but there
is one level of undo available which applies to the
operations in the edit menu.
If two recordings have been made in the same project
which are to form one track, the files can be joined
together.
NOTE
This operation is not possible with files recorded in
DSD mode.
You cannot join together files that are transferred
from a CD if the CD has its copy ID set to “prohibit.”
The current file is joined to the file following it in the
play list (so if two files are to be joined and they are not
next to each other in the play list, the play list must be
edited). (See “Play lists” on page 46.)
TIP
Although this technique simply appends one file to
the end of another, it is possible to remove unwant-
ed heads and tails using the editing functions. (See
“Dividing files” on page .)
1
Select the
EDIT
sub-menu from the main menu.
2
From this sub-menu, select
COMBINE
. Press
ENTER
.
Figure 6.10: Confirming a file combine operation
3
Press
ENTER
to combine the files, or
CANCEL
to
cancel the operation.
NOTE
The maximum size of a file is GB, as explained on
“Recording times and track lengths” on page 1. If
combining two files will create a file larger than this,
a popup message alerts you to the fact, and you
cannot proceed with the combine operation.
Combining files
When the DV-RA1000HD records files, it numbers
them in sequence, starting at 0, which is probably not
very useful in the future.
To rename files, and provide them with meaningful
titles for future reference:
1
Select the
EDIT
sub-menu from the main menu.
2
From this sub-menu, select
RENAME
. Press
ENTER
.
Figure 6.8: Editing file names
3
Use the
JOG/DATA
dial to highlight a file, and
press the
F3
or
F4
key to start editing.
Figure 6.9: Editing file names (ii)
4
Edit the file name as described in “Naming files,
projects, marks, etc.” on page 29.
5
Press
ENTER
when done.
Renaming a file