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To power down the HDV-Recorder, select the 
`

Power Off

´ item in the main menu with the 

keypad/keyboard. You can read how to select a 
menu item in the next chapter.

7. The single menus

7.1 The Main Menu

The main menu is opened/activated using the 

Menu/Ok

 key on your keypad and can be closed 

again using the 

Exit 

key or by selecting the 

Exit 

item in the menu.

To select an item/function in the menu or to 
change a setting, navigate using the 

arrow up/

arrow down

 keys. Then, activate the item using 

the 

Menu/Ok

 key.

The main menu contains the following items:

Record

: With this sub-menu, you can record 

material to the hard-drive.

Playback

: This sub-menu allows you to playback 

footage stored on the hard-drive.

Delete

: This function deletes recordings made 

from the hard-drive.

Export

: In this sub-menu, you can record 

footage from the hard-drive back to the camera.

Trim

: This sub-menu gives you the possibility of 

trimming the recorded material from the front 
and at the end.

Interlacing

: This activates and deactivates the 

De-Interlacing mode.

PAL

: In this sub-menu, you can select whether 

PAL videos are played back in a 50 or 60 Hz 
mode.

Display

: This sub-menu allows you to set the 

monitor resolution.

Power Off

: This switches off the recorder.

Exit

: In selecting this item, you can exit the main 

menu.

7.2 The Record Menu

This menu can be reached either via the 
main menu or – as long as no menu has been 
activated – by pressing the 

Record 

key on the 

keypad.

Here, you can record your video footage from 
the camera to your HDV-Recorder. To do this, 
first make sure that the camera has been 
connected with the recorder using the Firewire 
cable.

The Record Menu shows all thirty, available 
memory banks. Already used memory banks 
are shown in black, unused banks are shown 
in grey. Once you have marked an entry, it is 
displayed in red.

After selecting a storage bank for your video 

Summary of Contents for HDV Recorder HDD/RT

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Page 2: ...device become dry and attain the temperature of the operating location Read the notes below Location Environment when setting up and before operating the device Check that the operating voltage indica...

Page 3: ...rd drives 7 6 Powering up powering down 7 7 The single menus 8 7 1 The Main Menu 8 7 2 The Record menu 8 7 3 The Playback Menu 9 7 4 The Delete Menu 10 7 5 The Export Menu 10 7 6 The Trim Menu 10 7 7...

Page 4: ...careless handling excessive use unsuitable operating materials or which have occurred due to other special external influences not provided for in accordance with the terms of the agreement In the eve...

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Page 6: ...60 Hz progressive The following monitor modes are supported 1920x1200 60 50 Hz PC monitor 1920x1080 60 50 Hz high definition HDTV set 1600x1200 60 50 Hz 1360x1024 60 50 Hz 1280x1024 60 50 Hz 1280x768...

Page 7: ...d for the installation method you merely need to confirm again to make sure The installation now begins automatically After the installation which may take some time remove the CD DVD from the tray an...

Page 8: ...d drive back to the camera Trim This sub menu gives you the possibility of trimming the recorded material from the front and at the end Interlacing This activates and deactivates the De Interlacing mo...

Page 9: ...footage on the screen When starting or ending a recording you should pay attention NOT to the monitor screen of the HDV recorder but to the control picture of the camera 7 3 The Playback Menu In this...

Page 10: ...a recording mode or a recorder After selecting a film from a bank and having started it the material is sent via Firewire IEEE 1394 to the connected camera or recorder It is now possible to record th...

Page 11: ...confirm and use the trim points In the sequent playback sending the video will be played with the confirmed In and Out points Note The recording is not actually cut but simply trimmed This means that...

Page 12: ...use The video must therefore be rendered into a Progressive video from its Interlaced origin to avoid artefacts Normally this results in a video with 25 or 30 frames Hz similar to cinema movies This...

Page 13: ...ly display no picture Press the Reset monitor key as explained above to reset to the default setting of 800x600 pixels The projector is now capable of displaying the recorder s menu again Now you can...

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