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Multicam - Version 11.00 – Operating Manual

EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – April 2012

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16.2 How to Mark an Offside Line

To mark an offside line on a clip or record train, proceed as follows:

1. Load the clip or train on the PGM1 and jog to the position where the offside line

should be marked.

2. Press SHIFT+D to access the offside line menu:

The SHIFT function is active by default.

3. Jog to position the line horizontally with the SHIFT function active.

4. Press the A key to toggle from the SHIFT to the TILT function.

5. Jog to tilt the line to the requested angle with the TILT function active.

If desired, you can move the position of the pivot point used to set the inclination of

the line.

6. From step 3 to step 5, you can redefine the frame at any time by pressing PRV CTL

and jogging to the requested frame. Click again PRV CTL to continue to edit the

offside sequence.

7. Once the 1

line is set, press TAKE to fix it.

8. If desired, you can then jog to move the pivot point and press TAKE a second time.

Then you can jog to break the line and change its inclination from the pivot point.

You can repeat this step several times to precisely delimit an offside zone on the

pitch.

9. At any time, you can do one of the following:

• Press the B key (Side) to change the side of the shaded area for the offside zone

along the offside line. By default, this is defined on the left of the offside line.

• Press the SHIFT+B key (Trans.) to change the transparency of the offside zone

with the lever or the jog.

10. Press Mark to validate the line position.

The offside line is marked and can be replayed as long as you are in the Offside Line

mode.

If you want to define another offside sequence, you need to quit the Offside Line mode

and come back to it.

TRANSP

OSD

QUIT

SHIFT

SIDE

REDO

UNDO

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