Grass Valley LVS 100 v.3.15 - Manual (Page 238)

Scene Information Window
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Profile LVS Event Management System Instruction Manual
Window Description
Checking this option causes the Scene Information window to always display on
to of other windows. (The Launcher may be displayed on top of this window.)
No 
Icon number that is automatically assigned when the icon is created.
In 
IN point of the material. This is always 0 for packaged playlists and
timelines.
Out 
OUT point of the material. This is always the duration of packaged
playlist and packaged timelines, since their IN points are always 0.
Duration 
Duration of the material at normal speed (100%). When the speed is
set to other than 100 %, correct duration is calculated.
Name 
Name of the currently selected icon.
Play Speed 
Play speed currently set for this icon. Normal speed is represented
as 100 %. The play speed can be changed by entering a value in the Play Speed
text box and then clicking on the Change button.
Refer to Notes on Changing Event Information on page 5–25 for more details
about editing this field value.
Audio Track 
Audio track number. The information about this audio track is
currently displayed in the window. Enter an audio track number to display or edit
the audio track information.
Src. Track 
Audio track number. The audio track specified in the Audio Track
text box will be played back on this audio track.
The audio track specified in the Audio Track text box corresponds to the
recorded track, and the audio track specified in the Src. Track field corresponds
to the output track used for playback.
Fade In 
Duration for fade in at the start of the recorded material and signal
level at the end of the fade in.
Frames 
Fade in duration represented as a number of frames.
Level 
Signal level at the end of the fade in. This value must be given as a
percentage of the recorded level.
Fade Out 
Duration for fade out at the end of the recorded material and signal
level at the end of the fade out.
Frames 
Fade out duration represented as a number of frames.
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