EVS GX Version 1.00 - February 2011 User’s Manual - Manual (Page 51)

GX server – Version 1.0 – User’s Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – February 2011
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How to Edit Two Digits of a Timecode Field
To enter a value for only two digits of a timecode field, proceed as follows:
1. Double-c lick the two digits in the timecode field you want to modify.
Only the selected digits in the timecode are highlighted.
2. Type the digit from left to right.
If you type more than two digits, you will jump to the next two digits on the
right.
3. Press ENTER to validate the change, or ESC to cancel it.
The updated timecode is displayed.
If the timecode you have typed is not valid, the original value is kept.
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Modify the IN point of a GX
clip (for both video and
audio tracks)
Enter the requested TC in the IN field in the
General section, and press ENTER.
By default, the IN point of the GX clip is the first
frame of the imported video sequence, and
corresponds to the timecode 00:00:00:00.
The IN point can never be after the OUT point or
the loop point.
See also the section ‘In Field’, on page 48.
Modify the OUT point of the
video or audio in the GX clip
Enter the requested TC in the OUT field of the
Video or Audio section, and press ENTER.
See also the section ‘(Video) Out Field’, on page
49 and ‘(Audio) OUT Field’, on page 51.
Define a loop on the whole
GX clip (from TC IN to video
TC OUT)
Tick the check box after the Loop field and type
the number of loops for the GX clip.
The loop point corresponds to the TC IN by default.
During playout, when the clip reaches its OUT
point, it will loop back to the IN point as many
times you have defined.
See also the section ‘(Video) Loop Fields’, on page
50.