Grass Valley Aurora Edit v.7.0 - Manual (Page 19)

Function Name Button
Renders all unrendered transitions and effects in
the current sequence Render All
Collapses a video effect into the video track below
it, allowing you to apply another effect to the same
clip Mix Down
Invokes a hi-res restore in a sequence where offline
lo-res media from archived assets has been added
to the active timeline and edited Restore Sequence
Assets
A syncronization button that allows the user to
manually replace the lo-res media with the hi-res Synchronize
Restored Assets
version making the story ready to render or be sent
to playout
Unlinks restored assets on the timeline back to
proxy references while preserving the timeline for
preview, future restore Unlink Restored
Assets
Allows you to view the video window on a second
computer monitor Second Monitor
Bin
The Bin is a database where clips and sequences are stored and organized.
The top-level Bin appears by default when you start Aurora Edit. You create additional
bins to organize your media. You can also customize the information about each clip
and then search specific fields in the database.
If you are using MediaFrame, you have more searching and organizing capabilities.
08 April 2010 Aurora Edit User Guide 19
Introducing Aurora Edit