EVS Xedio Dispatcher Version 4.00 - July 2011 User Manual - Manual (Page 91)

Xedio Dispatcher – Version 4.0 – User’s Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – July 2011
Issue 4.0.B
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5.9.3 E
XPORTING
C
LIPS AND
S
UB
-C
LIPS
You can also export individual source clips, or sub-clips using the Export tool.
Proceed in the same way as for storyboards for exporting clips and sub-clips.
To add a source clip, drag the thumbnail of the source clip from the Thumbnail
view or from the List view of the workspace to the list of export jobs in the Export
tool. To add several source clips at a time, you can select them thanks to the
usual commands, as detailed in section ‘Selecting Techniques’ on page 32. Clips
are then added in chronological order.
To add a sub-clip created in the Clip Player, define the IN and OUT points, and
possibly name for the sub-clip in the Clip Player, and drag it to the list of export
jobs in the Export tool.
5.9.4 R
ESULT OF
E
XPORT
J
OB
Exporting a storyboard generates the following output files for each codec/format,
and destination folder defined in the target profile.
• The file that contains the A/V material. It is generated in the defined codec
and format.
• An .evs.xml file that contains the definition of storyboard.
• An .xml file that contains the log information. This file can then be imported to
and used in IPDirector.
5.9.5 O
THER
P
OSSIBLE
A
CTIONS ON
E
XPORT
J
OBS
The following table describes other possible actions on export jobs:
Action Description
Deleting an item in the list
of export jobs
Right-click the item in the list that you want to
remove, and select Delete Selected Item from the
contextual menu
OR
Select the item and press the Delete key.
Clearing the list of export
jobs
To clear the list of export jobs, already exported
or not, click the Clear List button at the bottom of
the Export Tool area.
It does not clear the output of export jobs stored
on the various destination folders.
Moving an item in the list of
export jobs
To move an item within the export list, drag it to
required position. A thin red line indicates the
drop position.