Use As A Source Feeder Supporting The Sbp2 Protocol; Use As A Source Feeder For A Nonlinear Editing System - Sony DSR-DU1 Operating Instructions Manual

Use As a Source Feeder Supporting the SBP2 Protocol

You can transfer video material recorded on the DSR-
DU1 as a file in DV format to a nonlinear editing system
or personal computer. The recording start point and end
Notes
• When using the SBP2 protocol, in menu page 1, set
PC REM to ENA (see page 22).

Use As a Source Feeder for a Nonlinear Editing System

By connecting to a nonlinear editing system, you can use
the DSR-DU1 as a standalone source feeder for video/
audio signals.
Nonlinear System
4-pin
DSR-DU1 Video Disk Unit
Notes
• When using the AV/C protocol for nonlinear editing,
in menu page 1, set PC REM to DIS (see page 22).
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Example System Configurations
DSR-DU1 Video Disk Unit
Computer
i.LINK (AV/C protocol)
point are also transferred, for efficient logging on the
computer.
Computer
4-pin
i.LINK cable
• When using the DSR-DU1 as a source feeder, in menu
page 1 set MODE to STD, and in menu page 3 set
PARAREC to OFF.
You can also carry out dubbing by connecting a VCR.
Dubbing System
DSR-2000/2000P, DSR-
1800/1800P, DSR-1500A/
1500AP, or DSR-70A/
70AP Digital Videocasette
Recorder
DSR-DU1 Video Disk Unit
4-pin
• When using the DSR-DU1 as a source feeder, in menu
page 1 set MODE to STD, and in menu page 3 set
PARAREC to OFF.
6-pin
i.LINK (AV/C
protocol)