Grass Valley Maestro Master Control v.2.4.0 - Manual (Page 374)

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DVE Control Panel Buttons
nated when cycling forward and extinguished for reverse. If, while cycling
through a long list of options, one overshoots the preferred option, select
the
Forward button and then cycle back one by pressing the DVE Effect button.
Next Transition DVE
The DVE button in the Next Transition group enables/disables a DVE oper-
ation on the next Take .
Note The DVE Effect button must be high tallied as well (In other words, the button
must not be disabled).
DVE Definitions
There are three types of Digital Video Effects. These effects are Enter,
Active, and Exit, each of which is explained below. Once the effect is
selected (and the desired DVE audio mode is selected), the effect is entered
by pressing the
TAKE button. See Enter and Exit Effects on page 347 for more
information about each individual effect.
Enter : A DVE effect is entered by selecting a configured entry effect by
pressing the DVE Effect button repeatedly until the desired effect appears
(Either Enter–>PGM, Enter–>PST, or Enter–>AUX The active state of the
different effects will appear on the PST/Pvw monitor (with the default
audio selection).
Active : When an effect window is on AIR, the DVE effect is considered to
be “active.” The effect will remain active until an exit DVE effect is selected
and made active by pressing the
TAKE button.
Exit : A DVE effect is taken off air by selecting any of the three available
exits (Either Exit->PGM, Exit->PST, or Exit->AUX.) and then pressing the
TAKE button.