NewTek Virtual Set Editor - Manual (Page 17)

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FIGURE 10
5. The current VSE project is identified at the opposite end of the titlebar, next to the [x] button (Exit).
Initially, this is simply the name of the preset you opened.
6. Clicking Exit returns you to the Home page of TriCaster’s Startup Screen (or Windows® Desktop),
after first prompting you to Save your project (when appropriate).
FIGURE 11
7. Figure 11 shows the Angles Bin (displaying the ‘Demo Studio’ project), located in the VSE Desktop footer
(beneath the large Virtual Set Canvas). When a project includes multiple angles, icons in this bin let you
select which one (such as Left, Center, Right, and so-on) you are working with.
FIGURE 12
8. The Presets control group is located at left
in the Desktop footer (Figure 12). These
controls allow you to set custom Shot
positions, effectively LiveSet zoom/pan
presets. (Clicking the thumbnail opens the
Shot selector.
TriCaster™ Version 2 and standalone installations support 8 different shots; other models may show less.
9. The Control Stack (Figure 13) occupies a
column on the left side of the VSE Desktop. This
pane shows a labeled header row for each and
every editable item in the currently loaded
project.
Every header row, in turn, has a triangular
gadget at left, which you can click to expand or
collapse the controls for each item.
FIGURE 13
10. Go ahead and click this triangle in the Monitor control header. Observe that the control group expands
to reveal a bevy of adjustable settings.
11. Click a Monitor expand/contract triangle again to close the group.