Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.6.5 User Manual
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Importing Sources
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EDIUS - Reference Manual
2 Select a device preset, and click [OK].
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Alternative
• Click [Capture] on the menu bar, and click [Device Preset Name] to display the device preset.
• Click the device preset name ([Input Preset 1] to [Input Preset 8]) to display the device preset. (By default, [Input
preset 2] to [Input Preset 8] are not displayed. Before performing the operation, set to display the buttons in the
preview window.)
• Displaying the device preset assigned to the input preset 1:
[F2]
• Displaying the device preset assigned to the input preset 2:
[F3]
• Displaying the device preset assigned to the input preset 3:
[F4]
3 Set the reel name, if necessary.
To set a reel name, uncheck [UserBit is used as a Reel No.] and enter a reel name. You can also select previously
entered reel names from the list.
4 Click [OK].
The camera can now be operated by the Player operation buttons.
Playback with Player Operation Buttons
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If you click a timecode in [Cur] on the Player, the [TC Jump] dialog box appears. Enter the timecode in
[Destination] and click [Jump] to display the frame of the specified timecode.
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Note
• If the HDV camera is not recognized, check the items in [Sound, video and game controller] on the Device Manager.
The camera will be recognized correctly in Windows 7 if the device name is displayed. If it is not recognized, check
that Windows is updated, and that the HDV camera is set to the HDV fixed mode (HDV-DV conversion is off).
• When the source has been captured in MPEG TS format, the information of the preset reel name will not be recorded
to the captured source file but to the project file. The information of the reel name set at capture will not be reflected
even if that source file is opened in another project file after EDIUS is restarted.
5 Play back the source to capture, and set the In and Out points.
Setting the In and Out Points
There are other ways of specifying the range to capture.
How to Specify the Capture Range
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To capture only the video part, click the [Set In Point] list button on the Player, and click [Set Video In] to set the
In point. To set the Out point, click the [Set Out Point] list button on the Player, and click [Set Video Out Point].
• To capture only the audio part, click the [Set In Point] list button on the Player, and click [Set Audio In Point] to
set the In point. To set the Out point, click the [Set Out Point] list button on the Player, and click [Set Audio Out
Point].
6 Click [Capture] on the Player.
Capturing starts. The [Capture] dialog box appears, and capturing ends automatically at the Out point.
To stop the capture midway, click [Stop].
The clip is registered to the bin.
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Alternative
• Press [F9] on the keyboard after step 5.