Grass Valley T2 Classic iDDR - Manual (Page 86)

86 T2 Users Manual –SP3/SP4– October 17, 2011
Chapter 6 Additional/Updated Functions for SP3 and SP4
Changing the event view style and background color
You can change the settings of the event view style and background color.
1. Right-click on the event display area and select View Customize...
• The "Playlist View Style" dialog box appears.
2. Configure the settings, and then click OK .
NOTE: You can configure the settings on the screen displayed by clicking Config. , and
then click Miscellaneous in the "General" tree. Click Settings... in "Playlist View
Style:".
Selecting and sorting multiple events
You can select multiple events to copy, delete, change the names, and set the start
effect and end effect.
As with the PC operations, use the [Ctrl] key or [Shift] key on the keyboard or drag
the mouse to select multiple events and perform operations from the right-click menu.
You can change the event order by the drag & drop operation. You can also sort the
multiple events you selected.
No. Name Function
(1)
Current Event
Background Color: Set to show/hide the background color indicating that the event has the
playback position on the scrubbing bar.
To change the background color, check this item and specify the value
for R, G, and B. The specified color is displayed on the right.
(2)
Next Event
Background Color: Set to show/hide the background color indicating that the next event has
the playback position on the scrubbing bar.
To change the background color, check this item and specify the value
for R, G, and B. The specified color is displayed on the right.
(3)
Selected Event
Background Color: Set to show/hide the background color indicating the selected event.
To change the background color, check this item and specify the value
for R, G, and B. The specified color is displayed on the right.
(4)
Show keyboard
shortcuts (A-Z,
Function, 0-9 Key
only) Set to show/hide the keyboard shortcut icon assigned to the event.
* Icons can be shown only when the [A] to [Z] keys, function key, and
[0] to [9] keys on the keyboard are assigned.
(5)
Show progress
bar Set to show/hide the progress bar of the playback.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)