10 - mark functions, 10 - 1 mark types, 10 - 2 adding marks – Tascam Portacapture X6 32-Bit 6-Channel Multitrack Field Recorder User Manual

Page 45: Adding marks manually, Adding marks automatically (auto mark), Adding marks when peak levels occur (peak mark), 10 - 3 deleting marks, Deleting all marks, 10 - 4 jumping to set marks (mark skipping), 10 - 5 dividing files at every mark

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TASCAM Portacapture X6

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10 - Mark functions

10 - 1 Mark types

The types of marks and conditions when they are added are as follows.
Manual

Marks added manually

LEVEL

Marks added when input signal exceeds specified level

TIME

Marks added when set time elapses

PEAK

Marks added when input signal exceeds peak level

BOF

Marks added when microSD card write errors occur during recording

10 - 2 Adding marks

Adding marks manually

When playing, recording or in recording standby, press the unit MARK
button to add a mark at any point.

When a mark is added, a pop-up with mark information appears at the
bottom of the display.

Adding marks automatically (AUTO MARK)

Set this with the GENERAL SETTINGS screen > OTHER SETTINGS page >
AUTO MARK item.

OFF

Marks will not be added automatically.

LEVEL

Marks will be added automatically when the input signal exceeds the
set level.

TIME

Marks will be added automatically when the set time elapses during
recording.

Adding marks when peak levels occur (PEAK MARK)

Set this with the GENERAL SETTINGS screen > OTHER SETTINGS page >
PEAK MARK item.
When this is on, marks will be added automatically when input signals
exceed the peak level during recording. This can be used after recording
to find parts where the peak level was exceeded.

10 - 3 Deleting marks

A mark can be deleted by pressing the MARK button when stopped or
paused at its position. When a mark is deleted, a pop-up with informa-
tion about the deleted mark appears at the bottom of the display.

Deleting all marks

See “Deleting marks” on page 44.

10 - 4 Jumping to set marks (mark skipping)

See “Jumping to mark locations” on page 42.

NOTE

Marks in different files cannot be skipped to.

10 - 5 Dividing files at every mark

See “Dividing files (DIVIDE)” on page 44.

10 - 6 Opening mark lists

See “Viewing the mark list (MARK)” on page 44.

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