Grass Valley LVS 100 v.3.15 - Manual (Page 156)

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PDR Movie Characteristics
Table 4-3: Supported Features
Content LVS PDR Movie
Trim information Ę Ę
Playback speed (slow information) Ę X
Audio fade information (level, length) Ę X
Audio splitinformation Ę Ę
Audio slip information Ę Ę
Audio swap information Ę Ę
Mix effectinformation Ę X
Cross fade information Ę X
Notation Ę : Supported X : Unsupported
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H During a PDR movie write, no pre–roll and post–roll are attached.
H PDR Movies created from LVS material cannot be deleted using the LVS
software, nor can you move PDR Movies from one folder to another using
LVS software. You must use Media Manager or other Profile applications to
manage PDR Movies.
H If a Mix Effect option is selected for either the audio or video track in the
Playlist Window, the LVS software adds extra duration to the PDR Movie
before the IN point and after the OUT point. However, if no Mix Effect
option is selected, the PDR Movie’s duration extends from the IN point to
the OUT point only. You may want to disable Mix Effects in the Playlist
before saving as a PDR Movie to obtain the expected duration of the
resulting PDR Movie.
H While you can reconfigure your LVS setup at any time, doing so may result
in brief disturbances to audio and video inputs and outputs. Therefore, you
should avoid reconfiguring your LVS setup while using your system on air.