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• Default Media File Level – the default ‘per - clip’ audio level applied to imported media files is
controlled by this option.
• The Macro Triggers menu offers the following options:
o Tally – Enables State Change macros configured in the Automation tab ( Input Configuration
panel) for any video source.
o Audio Levels – Enables the Run Macro at (threshold dB) feature for Audio Mixer sources.
o Disable Hotspots – Disable macro triggering based on Hotspot activity (see Section 8.1.4).
o Disable Hotspots on M/Es – When this is on, Hotspot macros are only triggered if the source is
visible on Program output (including via an M/E shown on Program output, or a DSK ).
• AutoPlay
o Enable Autoplay Out on M/Es – Enables Autoplay’s transition-out behavior for M/E’s ( Mix
mode) displayed on Program out (off by default).
o Extend Play – When enabled along with Autoplay in the DDR …
▪ Playback will extend past any marked out point, up to the last frame of the file – even
if the operator manually removes the DDR from output.
▪ After the last frame is displayed, the playhead advances to the next playlist item.
• Click Viewport to Show on PGM – When this feature is enabled, clicking a viewport (or tapping a
viewport on a touchscreen) will select the corresponding video source on the main Switcher’s
Preview row and perform the current Background transition to display it on Program output.
• Enabling Lock Mouse to Primary Monitor prevents the mouse from traveling into the external
Multiview display.
SECTION 7.3
MACROS
Macros provide extremely important production benefits – sufficiently so that we have not only have given
them a place of their own in the User Guide (Chapter 17), but they are also discussed in greater detail in the
accompanying
Automation and Integration Guide . Also, note that the Shortcut Commands used in macros are
listed on your TriCa ster’s locally served Home web page.
SECTION 7.4 WORKSPACES
The Workspaces menu opens when clicked to reveal control groups for each detected screen (the number of
multiviews supported varies by model). These control the monitor viewport layouts shown on the Live
Desktop and external Multiview displays. Workspace features are discussed in Section 10.1.