NewTek TriCaster TC1 (2 RU) - Manual (Page 290)

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But perhaps you to make some changes. In Figure 328 , we have edited the Comment command to read “PiP
Football Star large top right”. Since we defined the posi tion of the overlay, and specified a size, we achieved
a more pleasing result.
The Comment command “title” provides another example of default operation. Add the simple entry “title
brackets lower third” to a comment. LiveStory evaluates the comment when the eyeline indicator reaches it,
and the predetermined defaults are used so you may not even need to add any more detail. The designated
title page (Brackets Lower Third) is automatically i) loaded into a Buffer, ii) assigned to a DSK, iii) faded on,
iv) held briefly, and then v) faded off).
In this example, you might kick things up just a bit by changing the effect used to introduce the title page.
The
Comment command “Show Title brackets lower third Edge LtoR(H)” works quite nicely for this purpose.
Hint: You might want a title to remain in view longer than the default time. T o do this, add the word “hold”
to the command you use to display the title. Then insert a new comment into your script at the point where
you want to remove the title from view and
enter the command “title off”.
Try different things – you can change effect speed (Fast, Medium, Slow), specify the DSK to use, and so on.
M ORE C OMMENT C OMMANDS
We can’t provide an exhaustive listing of every possible command and combination of options, but we’ll
identify the main TriCaster features LiveStory currently supports and give some examples and a few
alternatives that work just as well. The best way to learn is to just try typing in what you want to happen!
A UDIO M IXER
• “Set input 2 Volume to - 5” ; “volume input 2 5dB”; “input 2 9 dB”; “ Set volume for input 2 to - 20”
• “volume master 5dB”; “Set Master Volume to 5”; “set volume to 5”
• “mute”; “mute on” – mute master output
• “unmute”; “mute off” – unmute master output
• “mute out 2”; “mute out 2”; “mute aux 2”; “mute aux 2 on”; “aux 2 mute on” – mute named output
• “aux 2 mute on”; (etc.)
• “mute input 3”; “mute input 3 on” – mute the named input
• “mute input 3 off”
• “solo input 6”; “solo input 6 on” – solo the named input
• “solo input 6 off”
• “unsolo input 6”; “solo input 6 off” – disable solo for the named input
• “follow input 6”; “follow input 6 on” – solo the named input
• “follow input 6 off”
• “input 4 eq”; “input 4 eq on” ; "input 4 enable equalizer ”
• “input 4 eq off”; "input 4 disable equalizer ”; (etc.)
• “input 5 compressor on”; "input 5 enable compressor”
• “input 5 compressor off”; " input 5 disable compressor”; (etc.)
• "AudioMemName ”; "select AudioMemName"; "recall AudioMemName”; “mixer AudioMemName”;
“audio AudioMemName”; audio select AudioMemName”; “audio recall AudioMemName”
• “ audio select MEM 3 ”; “ audio select 3 ”; “ audio recall 3 ”; “ audio recall mem 3”; “ mixer select 3”; “ mixer
select mem 3”; “ mixer recall 3”; “ mixer recall mem 3”