EVS XEDIO CleanEdit Version 4.2 - June 2012 User Manual - Manual (Page 150)

Issue 4.2.B Xedio Suite Version 4.2 – User Manual – CleanEdit
EVS Broadcast Equipment – June 2012
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ESULT
Once the speed has been changed, the length of the video element is adapted
accordingly and will show a square pattern to indicate the clip speed has been
adjusted.
The modified speed is displayed next to the element name:
In Overwrite mode, this may remove material after the clip.
When the clip speed exceeds 100%, you need to render the clip, using the
button. For more information on fast motion clips, refer to the section 7.10.3
‘Rendering Fast Motion Clips’, on page 136.
7.10.3 R
ENDERING
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M
OTION
C
LIPS
You should render fast motion clips: The Rendering button is enabled
above the timeline as soon as a fast motion clip is detected in the timeline.
When you check an edit with fast motion clips that have not yet been rendered,
the following message will be displayed:
Selecting Yes will render the fast motion clips immediately, selecting No will leave
them as such (not rendered). The transcoding codec used for the rendering of a
fast motion clip is set in Xedio Manager.
The name of the rendered file follows the pattern below:
F M _ I d M e d i a O r i g i n _ t c I n M e d i a _ t c O u t M e d i a _ s p e e d _ G U I D _ [ l r /
h r ] . [ e x t ]
where:
IdMediaOrigin = ID of the original media
tcInMedia = TC IN (in HHMMSSFF)
tcOutMedia = TC OUT (in HHMMSSFF)
speed = Speed (in %)
GUID = Unique identifier (GUID)
lr/hr = Resolution: either lr (lo-res) or hr (hi-res)
.ext = File format depending on the codec type