Anyone tried a Sony PC5e with the RT2000?

[ScoobyDoo]

Title says it all really!

I believe the PC5e is quite similar to the PC100.

Thanks for your help.

Scooby.

[ScoobyDoo]

*Newbie Alert*

What does NLE stand for?

Cheers,

Scooby.

[This_Idiot]

Can't help with the PC5E question, but NLE stands for "non linear editing". A throwback phrase to differentiate from "linear editing".

Linear editing is basically when you used 2 VCR's to perform your editing, maybe with an effects processor between the two. The "source" VCR was set to "play" and the "target" VCR would then use the Record/pause controls to trim clips and perhaps insert cross-fades between. NLE means that all of the clips can be loaded (usually onto a PC, but in expensive setups a dedicated controller could be used to mark the "in" and "out" points from the source VCR). The clips are then written to the target VCR in a predetermined order, not necessarily in the order in which they occur on the source tape.

[ScoobyDoo]

Top stuff.

Lot's to learn about this video editing stuff yet....

Thanks,

Scooby.