Renaming A Clip; Exporting Vob Files; Deleting A Project - Pioneer PRV-LX10 Operating Instructions Manual

The copied clip will be appended to the end of the
project. You can choose whether to record the
copied clip as the title. However, if 99 titles have
already been recorded, the clip cannot be recorded
as another title.
An asterisk "*" will be appended to the front of the
name of the copied clip.
If the addition of "*" makes the clip name 33 one-
byte characters or longer, the last characters are
automatically truncated.
Note :
When "DVD1" or "DVD2" is selected as [Source]
during copying clip, the content is not updated when
a disc is inserted. Select the drive using [Source]
again after disc insertion.

Renaming a Clip

Using the [Project] = [Rename Clip] command on
the EDIT Section, the clip name of the currently
selected project can be changed. The clip name
entered here will be reflected on the text for buttons
when the DVD menu type is made the title menu. In
fact, the number of characters that can be
embedded in the menu will differ depending on the
design. Also, depending on the design, excessive
characters may be omitted. Always use the preview
function to confirm results.
Using EDIT section = [Project] = [Rename clip] = [Clip 3]

Exporting VOB Files

Using the [Project] = [Export] command on the
EDIT Section, clips within the currently selected
project can be exported and saved as a VOB file with
an individualizing name. The file name can be input
using the [VOB Name] command, and saved in the
vob folder accessible via FTP.
The [VOB Name] command provides the default file
name "exptXXX"; each time the command is
executed, the number (XXX) is incremented.
However, this automatic operation is not supported if
[VOB Name] is edited.
If the clip has a size exceeding 1 Gbyte, it will be
output as multiple files. The actually output file
names will be the name set with [VOB Name]
command, followed by consecutive number +
extension (vob). (Example: expt000_001.vob)
Note:
Do not use the FTP during recording since the
system may become unstable.
Executing Export command on EDIT section
= [Project] = [Export]

Deleting a Project

Projects are not automatically deleted, but preserved
within the hard disk drive. When the available space
on the HDD becomes low, use the EDIT section =
[Project] = [Delete] command to select and delete
unneeded projects in order to open up space on the
drive.
EDIT section = [Project] = [Delete]
Note 1:
A project that is currently being edited cannot be
erased.
Note 2:
Projects with protected clips cannot be deleted (see
page 67).
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