Grass Valley K2 Dyno v.1.6 - Manual (Page 87)

15 April 2010 K2 Dyno Controller User Manual 87
Marking and cueing up
Marking and cueing up
You can immediately cue up and replay a scene as necessary by previously marking
a scene in which an event is likely to occur during a live playback.
For example, during a baseball broadcast you can mark every scene whenever the
pitcher comes into ready position. Once the play is completed, you can immediately
cue up the marked scene and be ready for replay.
Marking and cueing up
1. Begin a live playback.
(4) Property panel Shows the number and name of the selected item. The item number is
prefixed with an alphabet indicating the item type:
• "M" indicates that the item has only the In point.
• "S" indicates that the item has the In and Out points.
• "H" indicates a highlight.
• "E" (event) indicates that the item is stored in a playlist.
• "P" indicates a playlist.
You can also touch the panel to enter logging information for the
selected item.
(5) In/Out/Dur panel Shows the selected item's timecodes of the In and Out points, and its
duration.
(6) DELETE Deletes the selected item.
TC SORT Sorts the marks by their timecodes. Every touch switches the In point
sorting order to be ascending or descending.
(7) NUM SORT Sorts the marks by their number.
NAME SORT Sorts the marks by their item names.
(8) HIDE-MARK/
DISP-MARK Touch these to display or hide marked items. If you touch
HIDE-MARK , marked items are hidden. If you touch DISP-MARK ,
marked items are displayed.
HIDE-SCENE/
DISP-SCENE Touch these to display or hide scene items. If you touch
HIDE-SCENE , scene items are hidden. If you touch DISP-SCENE ,
marked items are displayed.
(9) PLAY OPTION Displays the play option setting screen. For more information about
the settings, see
"Play option settings" on page 185 .
KW SORT Sorts the marks by their keywords entered in the logging information.
(10) Scroll button Touch this to scroll the mark panel display when there are more than
five marks stored.
Keep touching this to scroll the display automatically.
No. Name Function