Modifying an element in a fill or key playlist, Moving fill and key playlist elements, Modifying tags of a fill or key playlist element – EVS IPDirector Version 5.8 - July 2010 Part 6 User's Manual User Manual
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Important
When the element is appended to the playlist, by using the APPEND
CLIP button or the Send to Default Playlist option, both Fill and Key
elements will be added at the last position in their respective playlist,
even if the playlists do not have the same number of elements.
M
ODIFYING AN
E
LEMENT IN A
F
ILL OR
K
EY
P
LAYLIST
When the user modifies one of the parameters listed below to a Fill (or Key)
playlist element, the modification is automatically applied to the corresponding
Key (or Fill) playlist element:
•
Playlist element duration
•
Playlist element name
Refer to section 1.6.6 ‘Modifying a Playlist Element’ on page 64 for more
information on the topic.
M
OVING
F
ILL AND
K
EY
P
LAYLIST
E
LEMENTS
Moving a Fill (or Key) playlist can be done in the same way as for a Normal
playlist. Refer to section 1.6.4 ’Moving Elements within a Playlist’ on page 62.
The elements are moved inside the Fill (or Key) playlist as well as the
corresponding elements in the Key (or Fill) playlist which are moved at the same
position.
R
EMOVING
P
LAYLIST
E
LEMENTS FROM A
F
ILL OR
K
EY
P
LAYLIST
Removing elements in a Fill (or Key) playlist can be done in the same way as for a
Normal playlist. Refer to section 1.6.5 ‘Removing Elements from a Playlist’ on
page 63.
All selected elements in the Fill (or Key) playlist are removed as well as the
corresponding elements in the Key (or Fill) playlist.
M
ODIFYING
T
AGS OF A
F
ILL OR
K
EY
P
LAYLIST
E
LEMENT
When the user inserts, modifies or deletes tags on a Fill (or Key) playlist element
(see parameters listed below), the modification is not applied to the corresponding
Key (or Fill) playlist element:
•
GPI tags
•
Swap audio tags
•
Hide
•
Mute
Refer to section ‘1.7.8’ Using Action Tags into a Playlist to Trigger Transport
Functions or Playout Effects’ on page 86 for more information on tags.