Marantz PMD690 Computer Hardware User Manual


 
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EDL Playback
The EDL playback mode will start playing back from the
current position but will observe the direction of the
programmed EDL marks.
To start EDL playback, hold the EDL PLAY button and
press the PLAY/PAUSE button. EDL playback will then
start playing the audio on the card starting from the first
track (unless it is skipped). An example of a programmed
EDL playback is as follows.
EDL playback can be paused at any time by pressing the
PLAY/PAUSE button. Playback is resumed by again
pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button.
To exit from EDL playback, hold the EDL playback and
press the PLAY/PAUSE button during EDL playback or
EDL play pause. The PMD690 will returns to the normal
playback mode, and starts playback from current position.
EDL playback can be stopped at any time by pressing the
STOP button. The PMD690 will return to the normal stop
mode after EDL playback is stopped.
Notes
If a Skip ("S") mark is the last mark on a card, then the audio
after the mark until the end of the card is skipped.
Searching and track selection via the 1˜4 and ¢˜¡
buttons is not available during EDL playback.
If EDL playback is started but there are no EDL marks on the
card, the following message will be displayed:
Erasing all the EDL Marks
From the STOP mode, hold the JUMP TO MARK button
and press the ERASE button so that the display flashes the
"EdL Erase" message. Continue to hold the JUMP TO
MARK button and press the ERASE button again to
confirm the EDL Erase function (or press the STOP button
to cancel). When the erase operation is complete, the
"done" message will be displayed.
The complete procedure is displayed as follows.
ERASE
JUMP TO MARK
Waiting for confirmation.
Press the ERASE button
while holding down the JUMP
TO MARK button to confirm.
Press the STOP button to
cancel.
EDL Erase operation
executing.
EDL Erase complete.
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EDL PLAY
PLAY / PAUSE
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Current Position
JUMP JUMP
SKIP PLAY SKIP SKIP
PLAY
Play Back Part of Recorded Contents
Skipped Part of Recorded Contents
Recorded Contents