Grass Valley Xstudio Vertigo Suite v.4.10 - Manual (Page 131)

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Working with scene objects
Video In objects on the scene canvas
Adding a Video In object to the scene’s canvas allows you to position and playout a video
for an incoming video sources.
Figure 6-2. Video In primitives host and display video coming in from an external video source
When a Video In primitive is added to the canvas, it is represented by a television test
pattern object
until a video source is specified in the object’s S OURCE property.
You can change the default appearance and behavior of a Video In scene object by
selecting the object and editing its properties settings in the Properties Browser. While full
descriptions of all of the scene object properties are provided in
“Scene object properties”
on page 15-13 , the following table summarizes the properties specifically associated with
clip objects.
Category Video In object properties
The following properties determine the identity, content and control of the
video in object:
Name , Visible , Use As Mask , Locked , Source
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a
description of each of these properties.
Transformations The following properties allow you to set the coordinates (location), spacial
position and dimensions (size) of the video in object:
X , Y , Z , RotateX , RotateY , RotateZ , ScaleX , ScaleY
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a
description of each of these properties.
Video The following properties allow you to control the appearance and level of the
Video In source’s audio and visual aspects:
Dynamic , AntiAliasing , Opacity , AudioLevel
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a
description of each of these properties.
This Video In object allows
a video feed source to be
displayed in the graphic