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Posted by David McCall on 12/08/05 16:53
<blackburst@aol.com> wrote in message
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> As I understand your question, no. It sounds like you want to use the
> NLE as the source and the 45 as the destination. By insert edit, I
> presume you mean audio/video/sync, via IEEE1394?
>
> If you mean hitting record/play, sure. If you mean a true insert (as
> you would do in a linear system, presuming control track), I don't
> think so. As I read the manual, you can do just audio insert, or
> straight record. (Then again, isn't ALL DV recording technically
> insert???)
>
> But you might ask Sony at 800-883-6817. Takes a while to get a person,
> but they can answer anything.
>
Thanks again. I called Sony at the number you provided
and they said the same thing. No inserts of any kind.
Boo, Hiss. You have to go up to the DSR-1500 to
get insert edits in that product line. The 1500 is much
more expensive, and you have to make choices about
which I/O you want to buy, unlike the 45 where it is all
just there. Not everything I've heard about the 1500 was
good. I think it was a complaint about using the 1500 with
Vegas (which I will want to do, of course).
David
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