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5. Shooting
Proxy Recording
You can record a proxy clip to an SD card at
the same time as recording to a CFexpress
card.
For details about supported memory cards, formatting
memory cards, and checking the remaining capacity, see
"Checking the Remaining Recording Time" (page 19).
Configuring Before Shooting
1
Set Proxy Rec (page 28) on the Project
status screen or Proxy Rec >Setting
(page 44) in the Project menu of the
full menu to On.
2
Insert the SD card into the Utility SD card
slot (page 4) with the label facing up.
[Note]
Proxy Rec cannot be set to On at the same time as S&Q
Motion or Interval Rec. When Proxy Rec is set to On,
these other recording modes are forcibly set to Off.
Recording a Proxy
Press the REC (recording start/stop) button
to start the recording after completing the
required setting for shooting.
[Notes]
• If the unit is turned off or the memory card is
removed while the memory card is being accessed,
the integrity of data on the card cannot be
guaranteed. All data recorded on the memory card
may be discarded. Always make sure the memory
card access indicator is off before turning off the unit
or removing the memory card.
• Make sure that the memory card does not pop out
when inserting or removing it.
To exit, stop the recording.
Setting the Audio Channel for
Proxy Recording
Select Proxy Rec >Audio Channel (page 44)
in the Project menu of the full menu, and set
the audio channel for proxy data recording.
About the Recorded File
The file name extension is ".mp4".
The timecode is also recorded simultaneously.
Storage Destination of the
Recorded File
The recorded file is stored in the following
directory.
Recording media
Folder path
SD card
/PRIVATE/PXROOT/Clip
About the File Name
The file name consists of the clip name
recorded on the memory card + "S03" suffix.
For details about clip names, see Clip Name
Format (page 51) in the TC/Media menu of
the full menu.
[Note]
When the link between an original clip and a proxy clip
is broken, a proxy clip is created with the timecode at
the start of recording as the clip name.
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