Grass Valley LVS 100 v.3.15 - Manual (Page 217)

Timecode Offset Window
Profile LVS Event Management System Instruction Manual
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Timcode Offset Setting Procedures
1. To use the timecode offset feature properly, you must assign an external
timecode source to the record resource in the Timecode Routing tab of the
Configuration window. Refer to Timecode Routing Tab on page 3–11 for
details on timecode source setting.
2. Start recording.
3. Open the Timecode Offset window by clicking the Timecode Offset button
in the Launcher.
4. Set the timecode offset automatically or manually in the Timecode Offset
window. Refer to Window Description for details on setting the timecode
offset.
ACG.. The timecode difference varies every time a recording is started. You can
set the timecode offset only once at the beginning if you record continuously. If
you stop recording, you must set the timecode offset again when you restart
recording.
Function Details
The current timecode offset is displayed.
Clicking the Reset button sets the timecode offset value to 00:00:00:00.
Cue up at an arbitrary point in the recorded material, and then click on the
Automatic button in the Timecode Offset window. This operation causes the
LVS to obtain the difference between the internal and external timecodes
automatically. After this, the LVS uses this difference when you perform a search
by timecode. (Search by timecode is only available with the Live Controller.
Refer to SEARCH Area on page 6–10.)
Enter a timecode offset value in the
"Hour:Minutes:Seconds:Frames format in
the Preset Offset text box, then click on the Manual button. The input timecode
offset value can be used, regardless of the external timecode. When you perform
a search by timecode, the LVS cues up at the input timecode plus the offset. In
the search by relative timecode, the timecode offset is not applied.
Current Offset
Reset Button
Automatic Button
Manual Button