EVS MulticamLSM Version 10.04 - January 2011 Operating Manual - Manual (Page 78)

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EVS Multicam Version 10.04 – Operating Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – January 2011
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H
OW TO
L
OAD A
C
LIP
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor inside the lower section of the VDR Panel
to the desired clip and press ENTER, or click on the desired clip with the stylus,
or type the desired clip ID and press F3. To select a different camera angle inside
a clip, press ALT + the letter of the desired camera (A/B/C/D/E/F), or click on it.
Available camera angles are highlighted in GREEN, the current camera angle in
red.
P
LAYING
/B
ROWSING THE
C
URRENT
E
LEMENT
Command Description
ALT+P Play from / Pause on the current picture
ALT+Y Play the current clip in endless loop mode. The play will
start from the current picture until the Short OUT point of
the clip, then will automatically loop back to the Short IN
point and keep playing, and so on…
ALT+V PlayVar at the speed specified in the adjacent field. To
edit the Var speed, press ALT + % (without SHIFT key),
type the desired value and press ENTER to confirm.
< / > (without SHIFT
key):
move 1 field backward / forward
SHIFT + < / > Move 1 second backward / forward
CTRL + < / > Fast Rewind + Fast Forward. The browsing will continue
after the keys are released.
ALT + < / > Goto IN / OUT
ALT + G Goto timecode
H
OW TO
C
REATE A
C
LIP WITH THE
VDR P
ANEL
P
LAYER
1. Load a record train on the player
2. Browse the record train to reach the desired Short IN or Short OUT point and
press ALT+I / ALT+O to mark the Short IN / Short OUT point on the current
picture. The cursor is automatically placed in the adjacent field, so that the
operator can manually enter the timecode of the desired Short IN / OUT point
if needed 1 . Press ENTER to confirm, or ESC to cancel.
3. Repeat this operation for the complementary Short IN / Short OUT point. This
is not mandatory. If only a Short IN or a Short OUT point is marked, the
Default Clip Duration defined in the Setup menu (p.2.2 F2) will be used to
define the missing point.
1 If the operator knows the timecode of the IN / OUT point, he does not need to browse to that picture. He can press
ALT+I on any picture, then enter the timecode of the IN / OUT point and confirm with ENTER.