Guide to protocol player: local/protocol mode, Chapter 10 using remote control protocols – Grass Valley M-Series iVDR User Manual v.2.0.10 User Manual
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Chapter 10 Using Remote Control Protocols
Guide to Protocol Player: Local/Protocol mode
The Local and Protocol control mode allows you to control a play channel locally as
well as remotely to play clips. You can select this control mode by choosing
Local and
Protocol control
in the Options dialog box. (
See “Selecting the control port and control
.)
The following describes the controls and indicators displayed in the Local and
Protocol control mode.
Control
Description and User Operation
!
Assignable Buttons
Assignable buttons allow you to modify the button assignments to
best suit your workflow. Holding down a button longer than one
second opens the button pop-up menu which lists the alternative
button choices.
Goto – Used to jump to a specific timecode in the current clip, or
skip to the preview clip.
See “Skipping to the preview clip during
“Jumping to a specific timecode” on
Load – opens the Load Clip dialog which displays the contents of
the current bin. Select a clip, then choose OK to load.
Properties – Opens the Clip Properties dialog for the current or
preview clip.
Options – Opens the Options dialog box used to select control mode
and control port.
See “Selecting the control port and control mode”
.
Clip/Preview
Timecode
Thumbnail
(Click to toggle
between current
& preview clip)
Context
Menu
Button
2
6
3
Clip Name &
Current Bin
Assignable
Buttons
(Default buttons
are shown)
1
7
Time Dome
5
Meter Bar
Button
Mark-In &
Mark-Out
8
10
Protocol
Monitor
Button
9
Countdown
Timecode
4