OTARI RADAR Operation Manual

30, 2.3.3 Audio Connections—Digital RADAR provides both AES/EBU (professional) and S/PDIF (consumer) digital audio interfaces. AES/EBU uses one balanced, XLR cable per pair; S/PDIF uses one unbalanced RCA cable per pair. RADAR can record stereo digitally on any two track pairs, and can …

159, REC JOG M O VE LISTEN P ASTE COPY CU T SLIDE LOOP ERA SE M OD IFY EDIT M AR K IN M ARK O UT SHUTTLE EN TER R ECA LL L OC ENTER TIM E 0 3 M ENU PREV 2 1 6 + 5 4 9 - 8 7 O FFSE T SY N C EDIT LO C M ARK LOC CA N CEL CHA SE B A CKU P PR OJ U N DO VARI- SP EED D IGITA L I/O S HIFT PRE RO LL A…

105, 7.1.2 About the Clipboard... Many RADAR editing functions make use of RADAR’s clipboard, which is a temporary storage place for audio material while editing. Clipboard material does not take up additional disk space, and is not stored after a system shutdown. Once audio is stored on the clipboar…

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85, 5.1.2.1 SMPTE Frame Rates The frame rates of SMPTE timecode used throughout the world are 30 frames per second (fps), 29.97 fps, 25 fps, or 24 fps. In addition, the 30 and 29.97 fps rates also have drop-frame variants to compensate for the slight synchronization delay introduced …

79, 4.3.4.7 Fast Forward/Rewind Rate Use this item to select the speed of fast-wind when either the FFWD or REW keys are pressed. (The range is from 1x to 99x play speed.) Make your selection using the cursor up/down keys, the numeric keypad, or the jog wheel; then press ENTER. FFWD & REW R…