Chapter 4: Media Station|V10 Software
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5
In the Track button on the far left, select the
top video track. Only the selected tracks and the
video tracks below it will be recorded.
6
Select the audio tracks. Only the selected
tracks will play.
7
Use the track buttons on the right to select
which tracks to record on the tape, audio and
video.
8
Select the Entire Sequence option, unless you
only want to record from the In Point to the Out
Point.
9
Select the Video Effect Safe Mode option. This
will warn you if any effects remain un-rendered.
10
If desired, select Digital Cut Native (DV25
only) to output a DV25-only sequence directly
to a DV25 device without any loss due to com-
pression and decompression.
11
Select Stop on Dropped Frames to stop the
tape if the audio and video did not record cor-
rectly.
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Select the Add Black At Tail option.
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Configure Deck Control as follows:
• Use Local mode to manually initiate
record. This is useful if you are recording to
a tape which does not have timecode.
• Use Remote mode to record to a tape that
already has timecode. Media Station|V10
will start the deck and drop into record at
the specified timecode.
• Specify the Sequence Time to start record-
ing. For example, if the sequence starts at
1:00:00 in the Timeline, Media Station|V10
will start recording when the tape reaches
1:00:00.
• Specify the Record Deck Time to start re-
cording wherever the deck is currently
parked.
• Specify the Mark In Time to start recording
at the address entered in the top window to
the right of the transport controls.
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Click the yellow Preview button to check
that all of the desired tracks are playing and that
the insert points on the tape are correct.
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To record using Local mode, press play on
the deck. When ready, click the record button in
the Digital Cut window.
– or –
To record using Remote mode, press Record in
the Digital Cut window. Media Station|V10 will
queue the tape, play, then drop in at the appro-
priate location.
Exporting a Digital Movie
To export a sequence as a QuickTime, QuickTime
Reference, or other type of digital movie:
1
Select the desired sequence in the Bin and
drag it to the Record Monitor.
2
Render all effects in the Timeline.
3
Select the Track Enable buttons for the video
and audio tracks to export.
4
Select File > Export.
5
Type a name and select the destination for the
export.
6
Select Fast-Export QuickTime from the Export
Settings pull-down menu.
7
Click Options and configure the settings as de-
sired.
Be sure to record at least a few seconds of
black to the tape before performing a digital
cut. This will guarantee that the video tape
is correctly formatted when your digital cut
starts
