EVS MulticamLSM Version 8.03 - Dec 2006 User's Manual User Manual

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EVS

MULTICAM - User’s Manual

EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – Dec 2006

Version 8.03

F3: 3 Remotes

F4 : 4 Remotes

If desired, the MULTICAM system can be run using 1, 2, 3 or 4 EVS
remotes. Depending on the number of play channels available in the
current configuration, 1- , 2-, 3- or 4- remote modes will be available from
the MAIN menu.

F5: Char. On/Off:

enables or disables the on-screen display
(Timecode, Clip ID,…) on the monitoring outputs.

F6: Exit

Exits the MULTICAM software and returns to the
EVS Menu.

Note: This command also runs a Save Clips+Plst process.

F7: Clear all clips

Clears all clips. All clips will be lost.
A confirmation of this command is required:

If some clips are protected, press ENTER to
delete all clips except protected ones, or MENU
to cancel the command

If the system is connected to the XNet, an
additional confirmation is required.

Note: This command is not similar to the “Clear Video Disks”
from the maintenance menu. If you wish to refresh
completely the server, you need to use “Clear Video Disks”
rather than “Clear all clips”.

F8: Stop Record

Stops the record. The REC key will go off and
the F8 function key is now used to restart the
record.

F9: Fill Playlist

This is a «dump» feature which allows all clips to
be «dumped» at the end of the current playlist.
This allows the operator to save all material to
tape, as a backup feature after a show is
complete. You can select in the SETUP menu
which camera angles have to be included in the
Fill Playlist function.

If your clips are currently connected to another
XT server on the network, the clips from that
server will be added to your current playlist.

Make sure the playlist you have selected is an
empty one. This function will append the clips at
the end of an existing playlist.

F0: Save Clips+ Plist Saves all clips and playlists in all banks. Note

that this process is also performed automatically
as a background task every minute (or more
frequently when creating/modifying clips).