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IPDirector Version 5.9 – User Manual – Part 8: Editing - IPEdit

EVS Broadcast Equipment – January 2011

Issue 5.9.B

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4.5 PLACING MEDIA IN THE TIMELINE

4.5.1 A

PPLICABLE

P

RINCIPLES

The following principles are applicable when you want to place media in the

timeline:

M

INIMUM

C

LIP

D

URATION

The media you place in the timeline, or generate after editing actions, needs to
have 3-frame duration at least. However consecutive clips of less than 10 frames
can lead to a freeze during playout. In this case, it is recommended to consolidate
the small clips into a single clip using the Replace function.
For this reason, the user is warned as follows when consecutive clips of less than
10 frames are detected in the timeline:

A red triangle is displayed on the timeline to indicate the presence of

consecutive small clips:

The following warning message is displayed in the message bar:

I

NSERTED

M

ATERIAL

D

EPENDING ON

E

LEMENT

T

YPES

You can place a whole clip (XT clip, growing clip or protect media), as well as a
portion of a clip or record train.

When you add a clip (with the initial IN and OUT points) or a portion of it (with

mark IN and mark OUT points) to the timeline, the guardbands and the non-
selected portions remain available in the timeline for further editing.

When you add a portion of a record train to the timeline, a clip is automatically

created with the guardbands defined in the Clip Creation settings.

When you add a growing clip without mark OUT, a popup message is displayed

to force the user to specify a duration for the timeline element, and
consequently a mark OUT: