Grass Valley LVS 100 v.3.15 - Manual (Page 140)

Scene Window
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Profile LVS Event Management System Instruction Manual
Cueing Upand Playing Back
To cue up a scene, use the Live Controller. Refer to Searching for a Scene on
page 2–20, and SEARCH on page 6–10 for information on searching for and
selecting scenes. IN and OUT points can be trimmed using the Live Controller.
Refer to Edit on page 6–12.
Editing Scene Information
You can edit scene information with the Scene Text Edit box and Multi Delete
button, Delete key, or with the Preview window, Scene Information window, or
the Live Controller.
Refer to Preview Window on page 5–12, Scene Information Window on page
5–21, and Edit Area on page 6–12.
Window Description
When creating a scene, the timecode of the MARK point is displayed in the area
to the right to the Multi Delete button.
Refer to Text Edit and Multi Delete on page 5–9.
Icon Display 
A scene is displayed as an icon with a name, where the default
name consists of a scene number. See Figure 4–13 for an example of the Icon
Display tab. The IN point timecode for a scene appears on its icon.
List Display 
This tab displays information about each scene, including scene
number, scene name, IN point, OUT point, duration and a comments field. See
Figure 4–14 for an example of List Display tab. Each scene in this tab can be
selected for drag and drop operations and double-clicked to open the Preview
window for the scene.
In this tab, you can also edit the name of a scene and comment about it if the
Text Edit option is selected. For more information about this option, refer to Text
Edit and Multi Delete on page 5–9.
Grid Display 
This tab displays the scene names on a grid. See Figure 4–15 for
an example of Grid Display tab. Each scene in this tab can be selected for drag
and drop operations and double–clicked to open the Preview window for the
scene.
Messages
Text Edit Option and Multi
Delete Button
Display Tabs