JVC GV-DS2E Instruction Manual

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1. POWER button11. Camcorder's operation buttons
Y Turns the device on and off.YOperate the camcorder.
Y If power is not supplied to the
Stop button
camcorder beforehand, you can not
turn the camcorder on and off byREW/REW Search button
clicking this button.
Y Some camcorders cannot be turned onPlay button
and off by clicking this button.
FF/FF Search button
2. COUNTER systemPause button
3. Tape counter displayReverse Slow button
Y Displays actual tape position.
Forward Slow button
ex.
00:01:45:10FY To start Reverse/Forward Slow-motion
(Hours : Minutes : Seconds : Frames)Search, first click the Pause button and
then the Reverse/Forward Slow button.
4. ID numberYFunctions your camcorder does not
Y Displays the selected device's IDhave cannot be performed by the above
number.buttons.
5. FILE nameYClick "Window" N "VCR Control" on
menubar to call up the "VCR Control"
Y Displays file name after saving the
program under a new name.window. You can control the video
source unit from this window.
ex. travel
12. IN/OUT point button
6. MEMO
Y Registers the cut-in and -out points of
Y If you wish to add some comment tothe scene you want to dub.
the file, you can input it.
13. P.AE/Effect buttons
ex. Europe Tour
Y Set one of the 5 P.AE/Effects per
7. IN/OUT point displayprogrammed scene.
Y You can set up to 99 in/out points perY To cancel the selected effect, press the
file.EC (Effect Clear) button.
8. SCENE button14. Fade/Wipe Effect buttons
Y Plays back only one programmed sceneY Set one of the 7 Picture Wipes and 10
so that you can preview it.Fades/Wipes per scene transition.
Y Operates only the camcorder.Y To cancel the selected effect, press the
TC (Transition Clear) button.
9. START button
Y Starts editing. Scenes are recorded in15. Message display
scene's numerical order. After startingY Displays the connected device mode,
editing, this button changes to STOPetc.
button.
10. ELAPSED TIME
Y Displays the total elapsed time of allTo exit from the VIDEO PRODUCER
the programmed scenes.window, choose "Exit" from "File".
NOTE:
If you need the "JLIP VIDEO PRODUCER
HELP" window, choose "Contents" from
"Help".