Changing sequence properties – Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.7.0 User Manual
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Continue to the
Timeline Settings
section.
6. Select the number of
Video Tracks
to use for this sequence from the pulldown (1
or 2 tracks).
7. Select the number of
Audio Tracks
to use for this sequence from the pulldown (2-16
tracks).
Audio Tracks
refers to the number of tracks in the Timeline for mixing, not the
number of output tracks.
8. Check the
Graphics Track
checkbox if you will be adding graphics to this sequence
and the
Video Effects Track
checkbox if you will be adding video effects.
9. Check
Allow Mixed Formats
if you want to mix and match video formats in real
time within the same Timeline.
This checkbox is active only when
Allow Mixed Format Timeline
is enabled in
Tools | Options | Timeline
. In addition, all clips that differ from the video format
of the Timeline need to be transcoded when the completed sequence is sent to
a destination.
10. ANC data is preserved on all feeds sent via a Smartbin (the option to preserve ANC
data from a K2 or Summit storage device must be selected in the Audio/Video
Configuration under Data Track Setup). Checking the
Preserve ANC Data
checkbox
allows the edited sequence to preserve ANC data on send. The video can be
previewed on external monitors to view captioning data via the SDI output of an
AJA Breakout Box (BOB) . Note that this feature is not available with the older
SD AJA Breakout Box only with the LHi version.
More detailed information on preserving ANC data is provided in this manual
and the Aurora Edit and Aurora Edit LD Installation Manual.
11. Click
OK
to save the sequence.
The new sequence appears in your Bin and the Timeline opens.
You are now ready to add footage to the Timeline.
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Changing sequence properties
After creating a sequence, you can change any of the sequence properties as needed.
1. If the sequence is open in the Timeline, click the
Properties
button in the
Timeline toolbar. If you are in the Bin, right-click on a sequence and choose
Properties
.
2. Make any necessary changes.
3. Click
OK
to save your changes.
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