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To build your EDLs, apply the command structure demonstrated in the example shown in 

Section 2.  Each command is numbered and must be in consecutive order.  When creating 

your EDLs, use the structure outlined below. 

### –  Entry Number 

OP –  Operation 

PAR –  Parameter 

 

Each operation contains a starting Entry Number and an Operation Command.  An Entry 

Number consists of three sequential digits.  An Operation Command uses three characters. 

A third field containing a parameter may be required.  Parameters can consist of multiple 

parts.  Although parameters are often a series of numbers and letters, it is unnecessary to 

separate the characters by a space, tab or comma.  However, for ease of reading, a space 

may separate one parameter from the next. 

The EDL command structure requires that a header must be the top of the list.  The header 

is as follows:  PIONEER-DVDRec-EDL 001 

 

### INI 

 

 

This command can only be used as the first entry in an EDL.  It will be ignored if 

the PRV-LX1 target is set for HDD.  There are no parameters for the initialization 

command. 

 

### 

REC 

In Point, Out Point and Stop (or Pause) 

 

In / out points are in the first parameter.  The second parameter consists of either 

STOP or PAUSE.  If several In/Out recordings are present in the EDL, the last 

In/Out recording must include STOP as the final recording operation.