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IPDirector V.5.8

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User Manual

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Part 7: Editing - IPEdit

EVS Broadcast Equipment – July 2010

Issue 5.8.B

Possible Cases

When you drag the media in the timeline, you can drop the media on the following

positions:

• any element transition

• nowline

• mark IN point (when defined)

In this case, the IN point or mark IN point defined in the media to add is

matched to the mark IN point in the timeline.

• mark OUT point (when defined).

In this case, the IN point or mark IN point defined in the media to add is

matched to the mark OUT point in the timeline.

4.5.5 ADDING MEDIA USING THE MATCH FRAME REPLACE

OVERVIEW

The Match Frame Replace button allows you to replace timeline elements

or parts of them by matching the current position of 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.

The Match Frame Replace feature comes in three variants:

• Replacing one or more timeline element(s) of the same source clip from their

IN point to their OUT point.

• Replacing the portion of the timeline element(s) of the same source clip from

the nowline position to the OUT point of the element(s).

• Replacing a portion of timeline element(s) between a mark IN and mark OUT

points defined in the timeline.

GENERAL RULES

Track Selection

The rules for the track selection (described in the section ‘Track Selection Applied

to the Timeline Element’, on page 90) apply to the Match Frame Replace function

hen you use the Player icons, buttons or keyboard shortcuts.

Available Material

The general principles about available material remain valid for the Match Frame

Replace function. See also the section ‘Applicable Principles’, on page 83.

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