EVS XEDIO CleanEdit Version 4.2 - June 2012 User Manual - Manual (Page 208)

Issue 4.2.B Xedio Suite Version 4.2 – User Manual – CleanEdit
EVS Broadcast Equipment – June 2012
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Mark IN button in the timeline or recorder area to define the IN point of the
recording area for the voiceover.
The timecode of the mark IN point will be displayed in the recorder panel next to
the IN button.
Mark Out
or or
Place the nowline in the timeline where the voiceover should end, then click the
Mark OUT button in the timeline or recorder area to define the OUT point of the
recording area for the voiceover.
The timecode of the mark OUT point will be displayed in the recorder panel next to
the OUT button. The duration of the voiceover will also be shown on the recorder
area.
Note:
It is possible to start a voiceover recording without adding an OUT
point. In this case, the voiceover recording would continue until you
stop manually the recording clicking the Recording button.
R
ECORDING THE
V
OICEOVER
Launch the recording process by clicking the Rec button.
…1 (count down)
When the user selects the Rec button when mark IN and mark OUT have been set,
a countdown starts and is shown on the button itself. It indicates the number of
seconds before the IN point of the voiceover and allows to user to get ready for
the recording. During the countdown CleanEdit will play the edit leading up to the
IN point for the voiceover.
Note:
The Preroll value for a voiceover can be set in Xedio Manager. Please
refer to the Xedio Manager user manual for further details.
When the countdown is over, the Rec button displays a red button .
The edit is played and the system keeps recording until the OUT point is reached
or until the user clicks the Rec button again to stop recording.
The track where the voiceover clip will be placed is the first stereo track that is
selected looking from the bottom of the timeline. A dialog box will open to ask
which track to place the recorded voiceover on if this would overwrite some
elements already present on the timeline.