Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.6.5 - Manual (Page 196)

Importing Sources
174 EDIUS - Reference Manual
Player Operation Buttons
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*1 Each press of [J] on the keyboard switches the rewind speed in 6 levels between 2 to 32 times. Press [L] to slow
down the rewind speed. Press this key with the source paused to play back at the same speed in the reverse
direction.
*2 Each press of [L] on the keyboard switches the fast-forward speed in 6 levels between 2 to 32 times. Press [J] to
slow down the fast-forward speed. Press it while pausing to play back at the same speed in the forward direction.
*3 Loop playback cannot be set for external sources. [Loop] is replaced with [Pause].
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Note
• When using a deck, fast-forward and rewind operations may be limited depending on the deck. Also, [Loop] will
function as pause.
Playing Back with Shuttle/Slider
You can play back a source by dragging the shuttle or slider on the Player.
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Note
• Sources that have not been captured cannot be played back by the slider.
1 Drag the shuttle/slider.
A frame at the slider position is displayed on the Player.
(1) [Stop] Stop playback.
[K], [Shift] + [
↓]
(2) [Review] Rewind a source. Each click switches the playback speed in the reverse
direction between 4 times and 12 times.
[J]
*1
(3) [1 Frame Back] Each click rewinds one frame at a time in the reverse direction. Keeping this
button clicked plays back the source at the same speed in the reverse
direction. In the case of deck operation, rewind is performed one frame at a
time.
[
←]
(4) [Play] Play back the source in the forward direction. When this button is clicked
during playback, playback pauses. Click again to restart playback.
[Enter], [Space]
(5) [Next Frame] Each click forwards one frame at a time in the forward direction. Keeping this
button clicked plays back the source at the same speed in the forward
direction. In the case of deck operation, forwarding is performed one frame at
a time.
[
→]
(6) [Fast Forward] Fast forward playback. Each click switches the fast forward playback speed
between 4 times and 12 times.
[L]
*2
(7) [Loop] *3 Repeatedly play back between In and Out points. If no In point is set, the
source is repeatedly played back from the beginning, or if no Out point is set,
the source is repeatedly played back to the end. If In and Out points have
been set for audio, the source is played from the first In point to the last Out
point, including the In and Out points for video.
[Ctrl] + [Space]
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)