Assemble and insert edits to give you more creative options.
Types of Edits
Assemble Edits
The two basic types of edits are assemble edits and insert edits. With assemble edits, you start with a blank tape to record on. When you make the edits onto that tape, everything is recorded from the master tape: audio, video, and control track. Since the control track is coming off the playback machine rather than from the sync generator, the interval between pulses may be off (because of time base error), and the pulses themselves will be degraded (because of the generation drop). Because of these problems, the images may break up on the monitor when the edit is played back. The advantage of assemble editing is that it takes no advance preparation of ...
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