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The clip metadata displays. Any tags that have been applied are listed here.
4. If you want to remove a tag from an asset, right-click on the tag in the Markers
pane and select Delete .
The tag is deleted.
Applying (logging) a marker in K2 Dyno PA
A marker is a keyword assigned to a specific timecode.
Prerequisite:
You can only apply markers on a K2 Summit system.
1. From the Asset List pane, select the asset that you want to apply a marker to.
2. Drag the asset to the Browse pane.
The asset is loaded in the Browse pane.
3. In the Browse pane, navigate through the asset to the desired timecode.
4. In the Quick Logging pane, click on the drop-down arrow next to Asset View and
select Browse Window .
5. In the Quick Logging pane, select the keyword button.
The current timecode appears in the status bar of the Quick Logging pane, next
to the
Lock button.
6. If you want to apply several keyword buttons to the same timecode marker, click
the Lock button in the Quick Logging tab. To unlock, click the Lock button a second
time.
7. Select the keyword or keyword buttons that you want to apply.
In the Info pane, the marker or markers display with the timecode.
8. To verify that a marker has been applied to an asset, open the Markers pane.
The clip metadata displays. Any markers that have been applied are listed here.
9. If you want to remove a marker from an asset, right-click on the marker in the
Markers pane and select Delete .
The marker is deleted.
Cueing a marker in an asset
You can quickly navigate to the timecode associated with a marker in an asset.
1. Load the asset into the Browse pane.
2. In the Markers pane, select the marker.
3. Right-click and select Cue to Mark In of Cue to Mark Out .
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Logging and keywords