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Cue points management
• NOTE: the cue points are only operational when all memory blocks have been
recorded once.
• When a new ARM/REC command is issued on a block, all its cue points are cleared.
• If the Last Cue command cannot access the desired TC-pre-roll, the player remains
on the current cue point.
• If the Last Cue command refers to a TC that does not exist anymore, the key beeps
but the OSD still displays the number of the cue that you wanted to go to.
• Cue points can be marked across several blocks but the recall is limited to the
currently selected block.
Example:
◦ While recording on memory block 1, mark cue points 1, 2, and 3 on memory block
1.
◦ Press TAKE to start recording on block 2 and mark cue points 1, 2, and 3.
◦ Press TAKE and select memory block 2. The Last Cue command scrolls through
the cue points of block 2.
◦ To go through cue points of another block, select that block first then press Last
Cue.
• On OSD, the first information, displayed in white, refers to the cue points on the
playing block while the second information, displayed in red, refers to the recording
block.
NAC Camera Hi-Motion II
Application Start
At application start, this camera is in ARM mode and the recording starts on the first
memory block.
Configuration Parameter Values
• Port = RS422
• Protocol = Sony 9-PIN
• The PGMSpeed parameter value 1000 is available.
204 9. Advanced Control Modes
EVS Broadcast Equipment S.A. Issue 11.02.A July 2013
- OperatiOn ManUaL 1
- Copyright 3
- Disclaimer 3
- Improvement Requests 3
- Regional Contacts 3
- User Manuals on EVS Website 3
- Table of Contents 4
- 4. CLIP MANAGEMENT 34 5
- 5. PLAYLIST MANAGEMENT 69 5
- 6. TIMELINE MANAGEMENT 121 6
- 7. KEYWORD MANAGEMENT 148 6
- 9. ADVANCED CONTROL MODES 173 7
- 9.6. Video Delay 208 8
- What's New? 9
- 1. Overview 11
- 2. Working Interfaces 12
- VGA Interface 13
- Remote Panel Interface 13
- LSM Connect Application 13
- 2.2. Remote Panel Controls 14
- 2. Working Interfaces 5 15
- 2.2.2. LED Colors 16
- 2. Working Interfaces 7 17
- 8 2. Working Interfaces 18
- 2.2.5. Jog Dial 19
- 2.2.6. Lever 19
- 2.2.7. Keyboard Locking 20
- 2.3. Remote Panel Operations 21
- 12 2. Working Interfaces 22
- 2. Working Interfaces 13 23
- 14 2. Working Interfaces 24
- Goto OUT 25
- 16 2. Working Interfaces 26
- How to Go to a Given Timecode 27
- Last Cue 28
- Fast Jog 28
- «Hard Reboot» 29
- 3. Control Modes 30
- 3.2. 1PGM+PRV Mode 31
- CAM A / B / C / D 32
- Sync Prv 33
- 2nd CTRL 33
- PgmSpd / VarMax 34
- Sw To In 34
- Aud.Met 35
- Post-Roll 35
- Sort->TC 35
- 3.3. Multi PGM Mode 36
- Toggle / All 38
- Playlist Conditional Mode 39
- Practical example 40
- 3.5. Preference Mode (PREF) 41
- 3.7. Secondary Controller 42
- 3. Control Modes 33 43
- 4. Clip Management 44
- General Principles 45
- Clip Hierarchy Diagram 46
- Clip LSM ID 46
- 4.2.1. Remote Panel Interface 47
- 4.2.2. Remote Panel Functions 48
- >Archive 49
- Aux Clip 49
- Ranking (***) 50
- Standard View 51
- Extended View 52
- Title Bar 52
- Clip Information Area 53
- Function Bar 53
- Net Function (SHIFT+F8) 54
- Connect Function (F9) 55
- Clip Management Area 56
- 4. Clip Management 47 57
- VDR Panel 58
- Upper Section 58
- Lower Section 59
- In the Player Window 59
- In the Recorder Window 60
- 4.4. Operations on Clips 61
- Playback Speed Options 64
- Growing Clips 64
- With a Tablet and a Stylus 66
- 4.4.3. Deleting Clips 67
- 58 4. Clip Management 68
- Principles 69
- 60 4. Clip Management 70
- 4.4.5. Naming a Clip 72
- 4.4.6. Restriping Clips 73
- Starting a Search 75
- 4.4.8. Shortening a Clip 76
- 68 4. Clip Management 78
- 5. Playlist Management 79
- Playlist or Timeline LSM ID 80
- 5.3.1. Edit and Playout Modes 81
- OtherAng 84
- 5.4.1. VGA Playlist Screen 85
- 76 5. Playlist Management 86
- 5. Playlist Management 77 87
- 5.5. Operations on Playlists 88
- 5.5.2. Rolling a Playlist 89
- 5.5.3. Deleting Playlists 90
- 5.5.4. Copying Playlists 91
- Available Copy Actions 92
- 5. Playlist Management 83 93
- How to Name a Playlist 95
- 5. Playlist Management 89 99
- Working Principles 100
- Procedure 100
- Modifying Distant Playlists 101
- Introduction 102
- Browsing Through a Playlist 103
- Description 104
- Multicam Behavior 105
- 98 5. Playlist Management 108
- Default Values 109
- Transition Effects Commands 110
- Replace Edit Mode 112
- Replace Playback Mode 112
- How to Perform a Replace 113
- 104 5. Playlist Management 114
- 5.7.4. Swapping Audio Tracks 115
- 106 5. Playlist Management 116
- Specific Behavior 117
- Deleting Swap Points 118
- Navigating Among Swap Points 118
- Split Audio Menu 120
- OSD Display 121
- Transition Modes 122
- Possible Cases 122
- 5. Playlist Management 113 123
- How to Insert an Audio Delay 125
- 116 5. Playlist Management 126
- How to Add an Audio Split 127
- How to Insert a Video Advance 128
- How to Insert a Video Delay 128
- How to Add an Video Split 129
- Example on Audio Delay Edit 130
- 6. Timeline Management 131
- 6.2. Timeline Mode 132
- Main Menu Functions 133
- Secondary Menu Functions 134
- On-Screen Display 135
- Color Codes on Track Types 136
- Remote Panel Display 136
- 6.3. Managing Timelines 137
- In the VGAInterface 138
- 6.3.2. Copying Timelines 139
- 6.4. Editing Timelines 140
- Supported Editing Features 141
- Overview 144
- Example of Three-Point Edit 145
- Example of Four-Point Edit 146
- Extend From IN 149
- Extend From OUT 150
- 6. Timeline Management 141 151
- 6. Timeline Management 143 153
- 6. Timeline Management 145 155
- 6.5. Playing Out Timelines 156
- In the Remote Panel Interface 157
- 7. Keyword Management 158
- 7. Keyword Management 149 159
- 7.2. Managing Keyword Files 160
- Creating a Keyword File 161
- 152 7. Keyword Management 162
- 7.3. Assigning Keywords 163
- 154 7. Keyword Management 164
- 7.4. Clearing Keywords 166
- Keywords 167
- Search Based on Keywords 168
- Search Based on Ranking 168
- Search Archive 168
- Search LOC / Search NET 169
- Search Reset 169
- Search Criteria 171
- Search Options 172
- Start Search 173
- Search Results 173
- Other Possible Actions 174
- 8. Operation on XNet Network 175
- Connection Modes 176
- 8.4. Naming a Remote Clip 179
- Remote Clip 179
- Record Trains 181
- 8.10. Disconnecting from XNet 182
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 183
- 9.1.2. Monitor Display 184
- 9.1.3. Function Description 185
- Circle Drawing (O) 186
- Ellipse Drawing (0) 186
- Arrow (A) 186
- Color and Density (D) 187
- Erase (E) 187
- Clear (C) 187
- 9.2. Target Mode 188
- 9.2.2. Monitor Display 189
- Bottom Display Line 190
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 181 191
- 9.2.5. Managing Keyframes 192
- 9.3. Offside Line Mode 193
- Offside Line Mode Activation 194
- 9.3.3. Commands Description 195
- 186 9. Advanced Control Modes 196
- 9.3.6. Playing the Sequence 197
- 9.4. Split Screen Mode 198
- Screen Description 199
- Commands Description 199
- 9.4.3. Using Horizontal Split 200
- 9.5. Hypermotion Mode 202
- 9.5.2. Commands Description 203
- Hypermotion Main Menu 204
- Hypermotion Secondary Menu 205
- Remote Keys 206
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 197 207
- Managing Cue Points 208
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 199 209
- 200 9. Advanced Control Modes 210
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 201 211
- ARRI Camera Hi-Motion I 212
- For-A VFC-7000 Camera 213
- NAC Camera Hi-Motion II 214
- Photron Camera 215
- Vision Research Camera 216
- Cue points management 217
- 9.6. Video Delay 218
- Protocols 219
- Odetics Protocol 220
- Louth VDCP Protocol 220
- IPDP Protocol 220
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