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When the operator is not on a swap point, pressing CLEAR + IN/OUT brings

up a confirmation message to delete all swap points for the current clip.

11.13.6 NAVIGATING AMONG SWAP POINTS

When the operator is in Swap mode, the previous swap point can be reached

by pressing the Go to In button on the Remote. The next swap point is

reached by pressing the Go to Out button. The function works in loop mode.

11.14 REPLACE FUNCTION

11.14.1 INTRODUCTION

The purpose of the Replace function is to automate a routine used by

operators to create effects in a playlist: the operator would loop a section or

an entire playlist back to themselves and, during the playback, add some

effects externally (graphic insertion for instance) or internally (changing the

speed).

The operator would then edit the original playlist to insert the desired

section into the original playlist. That section would need to be inserted in

the playlist by matching the IN/OUT frames on the original playlist to the

new clip created with the re-recorded material.

The Replace function automates this process.

Note

The Replace function is not allowed on playlists containing “record

in progress” clips.

11.14.2 ENTERING THE REPLACE FUNCTION

A secondary menu with the Replace function has been added to the Playlist

Edit mode. Pressing Menu in Playlist Edit mode brings up the following

menu:

Clr Unav.

Replace MakeLoc Redo Undo

Select Replace in this secondary menu to enter the Replace function.

11.14.3 REPLACE EDIT AND REPLACE PLAYBACK MODES

Similar to the playlist, the Replace function has two modes:

11.14.3.1 THE REPLACE EDIT MODE

This mode makes it possible to specify the following information for the

Replace:

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