Section 10.7 program monitor, Section 10.8 look ahead preview – NewTek TriCaster TC1 (2 RU) User Manual
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SECTION 10.7
PROGRAM MONITOR
The
Program Output
monitor could hardly be more important, hence it’s prominent
default location at upper-
right on the
Live Desktop.
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Normally,
this viewport shows what the
Switcher
is sending to
Program
output at any moment. The display
includes the
BKGD
video layer as well as any other video layers (such as one or more
DSKs,
or
FTB
) displayed
above it.
Note: By default, Program output is sent to the MIX 1 output, subject to assignments made in the Output
Configuration pane. When you move your mouse pointer over the Program monitor, a Configure button (gear)
appears at lower right. Clicking this button opens the Configuration panel (see Section 8.2).
SECTION 10.8
LOOK AHEAD PREVIEW
Again, by default, the
Live Desktop
also prominently displays the
Look Ahead Preview
monitor (labeled simply
Preview
).
The
Look Ahead Preview
is versatile and powerful. Instead of
showing just one video source (the
Preview
row selection), it
displays what the outcome of a
Take
operation applied to all
currently delegated video layers would be.
•
Delegating the
BKGD
layer
indicates you intend the next
transition to swap the
Program
and
Preview
layers. The
Preview
monitor
will show the
Preview row
selection as its background.
•
When the
BKGD
is not delegated, that layer will not change during a transition. Consequently, in this
case the
Preview
and
Program
monitors share identical backgrounds.
•
Delegated
DSK layers
are shown above the background on
Preview
according to their current state.
That is, if a delegated
DSK layer
is currently displayed on
Program
output it does not appear on
Preview
–
since the next transition would remove it.
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