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EVS XEDIO Cutter Version 4.1 - December 2011 User Manual User Manual

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Xedio Suite Version 4.1 – User’s Manual - Xedio Cutter

EVS Broadcast Equipment – December 2011

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contextual menu.
See also the section 3.2 ‘Video Display of the Player’ on

page 17.

2.

Track

Selection

Buttons

They allow the user to select the tracks to be taken into

account for the loaded material.
See also the section 3.3.5 ‘Clip Video and Audio Selection

Functions’ on page 22.

3.

Jog and Media

Bar

They allow the user to navigate in the loaded material, to

place IN, OUT and nowline points, as well as to modify the

playback speed of the material.
See also the section 3.3.2 ‘Media Bar and Jog Bar’ on page

20.

4.

Clip Creation

Fields

They are used to create new clips, and get the exact

timecode of the nowline, IN and OUT points.
See also the section 3.3.3 ‘Clip Creation Functions’ on

page 21 and 3.3.4 ‘Timecode Information’ on page 21.

5.

Cue Point

Icons

The cue points make it possible to add reference points to

easily identify positions of interest in the loaded media.
See also the section 3.3.6 ‘Cue Points’ on page 24.

6.

Transport

Control Icons

They are used to play back the loaded media.
See also the section 3.3.1 ‘Player Transport Controls’ on

page 18.

7.

Server

Recorder

Selection

The

button acts as a toggle switch between the Track

Selection buttons

and the camera selection list

Several cases can occur:

If a record train of an EVS Video Server is loaded, this

allows the user to load another record train on the given

server.

If a clip belonging to a group of linked clips is loaded

(for example, clips created with ganged channels in

IPDirector), the list displays the various camera angles

and allows the user to select a clip linked to the one

loaded.

If an individual clip is loaded, only its recorder channel

is available.

If a media ingested from an encoder is loaded, the

button is not available.

8.

Audiometers

Refer to section ‘Audiometers’ on page 23.