Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 - Manual (Page 106)

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Section 2 — Concepts
source memory settings (70%), not those used by Source 1. Selecting
Source 1 again applies its modified setting of 40%, not its earlier setting or
the setting used by Source 2 (
Figure 82 ).
Figure 82. Source Memory and Work Buffer
Source memory is separate from the E-MEM system, though they are
related to one another through the work buffer. When an effect is learned
to a register, the keyer and video processing settings for the sources
involved are saved to that register. When an effect register is recalled, the
sources selected on a bus will use settings from the recalled register, not
from source memory. This recall changes the work buffer. When source
memory is on, the source memory for each source involved in the recall is
updated with the changed work buffer values, and so each source memory
will initially have the same values as the recalled register. Subsequent
changes to work buffer settings will update the source memory of each
source, but these changes are only saved to an E-MEM register if the effect
is learned.
Source Memory Organization
Each source on each Kalypso bus has its own source memory. Source
memory parameters for each source are organized into groups to allow
some settings to be remembered and applied independently to meet dif-
ferent requirements (
Figure 83 ).
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Work
Buffer
Change In
Work Buffer
New Source
Selected
Source
Memory
Current
Effect Register
Effect
Keyframe
Original or
Modified
Current Effect
Settings
Last Keyer and Video
Processing Settings:
- Every Source on every Bus
- Key Fill
- Key Cut
- Every Key Cut Mode
Default
Source Memory
Factory
Default
Source
Memory