Grass Valley Imagestore 750 v.3.0.1 - Manual (Page 105)

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Configure the following settings relating to the Intuition XG’s fill and key output format, and
media management preferences:
• Input source.
This describes the keyer’s input signal. The choices are ‘separate’, ‘self’, and ‘none’.
• Input type.
This describes the keyer’s mixing method. The choices are ‘full’ and ‘linear’.
• Input sense.
This specifies whether the key signal is to be inverted. The choices are ‘normal’ and ‘inverted’.
• Input name.
The name of this input as used by OxSox and the ‘R0’ (load image) Oxtel command.
In a master control system, this name is the mnemonic used on control panels to identify the
fill/key input pair. For each fill/key pair, you have a choice of using the default name or a
name of your choosing. For example, you can select “
> INT-XG < for the fill/key that is fed by
an Intuition XG. Always avoid names that have the potential to conflict with media names.
• Input thumbnail name.
This is the name of a built-in graphic file that can be assigned to an external fill/key pair to
give a thumbnail representation of it on a control panel.
There are 4 choices: F1+K1.jpg, F2+K2.jpg, F3+K3.jpg, and INT-XG.jpg.
For each fill/key pair, you have a choice of using the default file (e.g., F1+K1.jpg) or the INT-
XG.jpg file. To use INT-XG for the Intuition XG’s fill/key pair, choose ‘User Value’ rather than
‘Default Value’ and select INT-XG.jpg.
The thumbnails identify the fill/key source as shown in this sample from the iMC GUI:
Fig. 5-33: Example of thumbnails for Fill/Key sources
The names appear below the thumbnails. It is beneficial to have the name and the thumb-
nail match, although that is not enforced.
After you have completed all changes for the graphics co-processor configuration, save it onto
the Imagestore 750 using ‘Save As > To Device . . .’ in the ‘File’ menu.
Channel Acquisition and Ownership Configuration
Please see Channel Acquisition and Ownership on page 66 for an introduction.