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Issue 5.8.B IPDirector V.5.8

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User Manual

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Part 7: Editing -

IPEdit

EVS Broadcast Equipment - July 2010

MATCH FRAME REPLACE

The Match Frame Replace button allows you to replace timeline elements or parts

of them by matching the current position on the clip or train loaded on the Player

to the nowline position in the timeline. The system calculates automatically the

mark IN and mark OUT in the Player that will match the (part of the) timeline

element(s) to be replaced.

For detailed information, refer to the section 4.5.5 ‘Adding Media Using the Match

rame Replace’, on page 95.

4.5.3 ADDING MEDIA IN INSERT OR OVERWRITE VIA THE

KEYBOARD, SHUTTLEPRO OR PLAYER ICONS

These methods to add media to the timeline are direct insertion methods. In other

words, selecting the requested shortcut, icon or key to add the media determines

directly which mode, i.e. Insert or Overwrite, will be used.

PROCEDURE IN THE PLAYER

To add media to a timeline using keyboard shortcuts or the editing buttons on the

Player, proceed as follows:

1. In the Timeline pane, select the tracks to be taken into account when you

will add the media with the Timeline Track Selection buttons.

2. In the timeline loaded, place the nowline or add a mark IN or/and mark OUT

points where you want to insert the media.

For more information on the media position, refer to section ‘Position

plied to the Timeline Element’, on page 90.

In the Browser pane, click on the media you want to add to the timeline and

drag it to the Player to load it.

4. If you want to define new mark IN and mark OUT points in the Player, do the

following in the Player:

a. Browse to the requested position.

b. Click the mark IN button and/or mark OUT button .

5. Do one of the following:

• Click the Insert button or Overwrite button in the Player

pane.

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