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NOTE To view the current recording mode, open the rec page of the virtual front panel. The mode setting is not displayed on the home screen. TASCAM DV-RA1000HD 6 . DVD±RW/HD playback & recording Playing back files Use the DV-RA1000HD in much the same way as a CD player when playing back the files recorded on a During DVD or HD playback, neither Start ID nor DVD±RW disc or HD. Track ID is transmitted from the AES/EBU or S/PDIF NOTE outputs. (Both IDs are transmitted from the S/PDIF Repeat functions, etc. will work as with CDs. output during CD playback.) Play lists A play list is a list in which files are assigned to tracks on a DVD disc. Unlike a programmed playback list (see “Programmed playback” on page 30), each file in a play list must appear once (and only once). TIP Only one play list per project can be created, but it is possible to program a play list so that the tracks are played in a different order, leaving unwanted Figure 6.7: Editing a play list tracks to the end. 3 Use the JOG/DATA dial to highlight a file. Play lists are created from the files present in a project 4 Use the F1 (up) and F2 (down) keys to move the in the following way: highlighted file up and down in the play list or1 Select the EDIT sub-menu from the main menu. der. 2 From this sub-menu, select PLAY LIST. 5 Press ENTER when done. Restructuring the play list If you copied audio files (in BWF or DSDIFF format) from a computer to projects on the HD of DV-RA1000HD or to a DVD disc, you must restructure the play list to play back these audio files using the DV-RA1000HD. Follow the steps below: 1 Open a project to which you copied audio files from a computer. 2 Press the F3 key in the play list screen. A popup message appears, asking whether you wish to restructure the play list. 3 Press the ENTER key. The DV-RA1000HD starts restructuring the play list. Any audio files (in BWF or DSDIFF format) in the project folder that are not included in the current play list will be added to the end of the play list. • Multiple audio files added to the play list will be sorted in alphabetical order. (If the audio files you attempt to add cause the play list to grow longer than the duration of the specified project, only the files that will not cause the play list to exceed the specified duration will be added in alphabetical order to the play list). NOTE When the play list is being restructured, the transferred BWF file might be converted to a different format to suit the unit. In this case, the converted file may lose some information specific to the application that created the BWF-format file. Setting marks As when recording CDs, you can use this facility to set However, when recording to DVD±RW/HD, these location marks which can then be used for location purmarks are written to UDFMI as part of the project. poses. (See “Editing files” on page 47.) TASCAM DV-RA1000HD 6 . DVD±RW/HD playback & recording Erasing a file You can erase the current file in the following way: 2 From this sub-menu, select ERASE. A popup message appears. 1 Select the EDIT sub-menu from the main menu. 3 Press ENTER to erase the file, CANCEL to cancel the action. Renaming a file When the DV-RA1000HD records files, it numbers 3 Use the JOG/DATA dial to highlight a file, and them in sequence, starting at 0, which is probably not press the F3 or F4 key to start editing. very useful in the future. To rename files, and provide them with meaningful titles for future reference: 1 Select the EDIT sub-menu from the main menu. 2 From this sub-menu, select RENAME. Press ENTER. Figure 6.9: Editing file names (ii) 4 Edit the file name as described in “Naming files, projects, marks, etc.” on page 29. 5 Press ENTER when done. Figure 6.8: Editing file names Editing files CAUTION These editing operations are destructive, but there is one level of undo available which applies to the operations in the edit menu. Combining files If two recordings have been made in the same project which are to form one track, the files can be joined together. NOTE This operation is not possible with files recorded in DSD mode. You cannot join together files that are transferred from a CD if the CD has its copy ID set to “prohibit.” The current file is joined to the file following it in the play list (so if two files are to be joined and they are not next to each other in the play list, the play list must be edited). (See “Play lists” on page 46.) TIP Although this technique simply appends one file to the end of another, it is possible to remove unwanted heads and tails using the editing functions. (See “Dividing files” on page .) 1 Select the EDIT sub-menu from the main menu. 2 From this sub-menu, select COMBINE. Press ENTER. Figure 6.10: Confirming a file combine operation 3Press ENTER to combine the files, or CANCEL to cancel the operation. NOTE The maximum size of a file is GB, as explained on “Recording times and track lengths” on page 1. If combining two files will create a file larger than this, a pop...