Playing a clip, Scheduling a clip to play, Selecting loop play – Grass Valley K2 AppCenter v.9.0 User Manual
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3. If needed, use the
Look in
drop-down list to browse to the desired bin.
4. Select a clip in the Load Clip dialog, then click
OK
.
The clip is loaded in the player.
Related Topics
on page 82
on page 81
Playing a clip
Once a clip is loaded in the Player application, you can play the clip or search for a specific frame
of video using the transport controls. Use the following links to find information on playing clips.
Related Topics
Using on-screen transport controls
on page 53
on page 211
on page 179
Scheduling a clip to play
This feature is part of the licensable AppCenter Pro option.
You can schedule a clip to start playing at a specified time. Scheduled Start Time uses Time of Day
driven by the system clock or LTC.
1. Select
Control | Schedule Start Time
.
Trigger At entry box appears.
2. Enter the time when you want the recording to start and click
OK
.
The time of day, trigger time, and a countdown are displayed.
Related Topics
on page 63
on page 63
Selecting loop play
Loop play allows the clip to play in a continuous loop until
Stop
is pressed. The Time Dome is used
to enable/disable loop play.
•
Click the
Time Dome
button
, then choose
Loop Mode
in the pop-up menu.
Jumping to a specific timecode
The Goto dialog box allows the player application to jump to the specific clip timecode that you
enter. You can enter an absolute timecode value based on recorded timecode, or a relative timecode
value, that is, cue the video to a point +/- some value relative the current frame. If you don’t know
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