How to restripe the timecode of a clip, Using the clip screen, 3 using the clip screen – EVS MulticamLSM Version 11.00 Operating Manual User Manual
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primary timecode of the clip.
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You cannot modify the date of the clip.
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You cannot modify the type for the primary timecode of the clip.
If you want to modify the date, the type of the primary timecode or the user-defined
timecode, you need to go to the Set Timecode screen in the VGA. For more information,
refer to the section 9.3.12 ‘How to Restripe the Timecode of the Current Clip’, on page
How to Restripe the Timecode of a Clip
To restripe the timecode of a clip on the Remote Panel, proceed as follows:
1. Recall the clip by pressing the corresponding
F_ key.
2. Move the jog dial to reach the picture where you want to define a new timecode.
3. Press the
MENU key to access the secondary menu.
4. Press
SHIFT+C to call the Set TC function.
5. Enter the new timecode for the current picture.
6. In 59.94 Hz modes (NTSC), you can select between Drop Frame and Non Drop
Frame modes by pressing
SHIFT+MENU.
7. Press the
D key to select CAM or CLIP mode.
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In
CAM mode, only the timecode of the camera angle loaded on the primary
channel will be changed.
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In
CLIP mode, the timecode of all camera angles of the clip will be changed.
8. Press
ENTER to confirm or MENU to cancel.
The primary timecode of the entire clip is updated according to the new timecode value
so that the timecode remains continuous inside the whole clip. Next time this function is
called, the value previously used will be set as default.
9.3
Using the Clip screen
The VGA Clip screen is accessed by selecting the
F9 key on the keyboard. With this
screen, clips can be recalled using the pen and tablet or directly from the keyboard.
Important
The action performed on a channel from the Clip screen is concurrent to any
other controller that might be assigned to that channel: EVS Remote Panel or
external protocol. A command sent from the Clip screen to a channel will
overwrite whatever the channel was doing at that time.