Section 23.6 marking group, 1 (mark) in, 2 (mark) out – NewTek TriCaster 2 Elite (3 RU) User Manual
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SECTION 23.6
MARKING GROUP
The
IN
and
OUT
buttons in this group allow you to indicate the
In points
and O
ut
points
for events you wish to record for later replay.
23.6.1
(MARK) IN
Pressing
IN
actually performs several related functions. First, remember that TriCaster must be in
Record
mode for any instant replay marking purpose.
For this reason, if you should happen to push the
IN
button before enabling recording, it is enabled
automatically (illuminating the interface Record button just as if you had pressed it on the screen).
With
Record
active, an
In Point
is set for the current clip that will eventually be stored (when you press
OUT
)
in the currently delegated
DDR
Hint: Actually, the IN
button can also be thought of as a ‘reset In Point’ function. Pressing it updates the
In
Point, discarding any incomplete clip (i.e., one for which an Out Point had not been set. The partially recorded
data up to that time is simply dropped (and is not added to the DDR playlist).
ALT
+
IN
A
different
operation results when you hold down
ALT
(see Section 23.7) at the same time as you push
IN
.
This operation updates the
In Point
of the active clip in the currently delegated
DDR
to the frame currently
displayed.
Hint: This represents a non-destructive edit of the playlist clip, equivalent to dragging the trim handle at the
left-hand end of the DDR scrub bar.
23.6.2
(MARK) OUT
Pushing
the
OUT
button
likewise performs a short series of
several actions:
•
An Out point is assigned to the primary clip
•
If the
Add to
switch is enabled in the
Record
Configuration
panel, the clips is added to any targets
configured in the associated destination menu (new
clips are added to the end of the playlist)
Note: This is a non-destructive operation. Rather than actually
chopping the file, recording continues without interruption, and
an instance of the file is added to target playlists.
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