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2. To paste a shortcut reference to an asset on the same K2 system, right-click on the

Asset List pane in the bin where you want the copied asset, and select

Paste

. To

paste an entirely new copy of the asset, whether on the same K2 system or a different
system, select

Paste New

.

3. If you paste the asset in the same bin that it was copied from, or give the asset the

name of another existing asset, a message box displays informing you that the asset
will be renamed name_n.To paste the asset, click

Proceed

.

Copying a partial asset to a repository

You can quickly copy part of an asset to a repository.

1. In the Asset List pane, right-click on the asset and select

Send to

.

The Send Asset to Repository dialog box displays.

2. Enter the following information:

Dest. Repository: Use the

...

button to select the destination file system

repository.

Trans. type: Use the drop-down list to select the transition type.

Guard Bands: Also referred to as handles, these add seconds to the start and
end of an asset. Enter a number in the text field, up to 10 seconds. Use the
up/down arrows to edit.

In point: Use the up and down arrows to select the in point.

Out point: Use the up and down arrows to select the out point.

3. Click

OK

.

The part of the asset inside the specified in and out points is copied to the
repository.

Copying a still image

You can copy and paste a bitmapped image (.bmp) from the K2 Dyno PA system to
a graphics program.

1. Load the desired asset into the Browse pane.

2. Navigate to the point in the asset where the image you want to copy is located.

3. Enlarge or shrink the Browse pane to the desired size.

4. Right-click on the asset and select

Copy image

.

5. Paste the image into a graphics program.

The image displays in the graphics program, the same size as it was in the Browse
pane.

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Dyno Production Assistant User Manual

13 June 2011

Working with assets, bins, and folders