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Practical Use of the PR-1000HD —
Making the Settings for the Project
Practical Use
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Making the Palette Settings
You can make the Loop mode settings for all of the clips in a palette simultaneously.
You can have the same clip play repeatedly, play the subsequent clip after the current clip is finished,
or specify another clip to play back.
This function is convenient in situations such as when you need the clips in a palette played back
automatically one after another.
fig.edit.palette01.fig.edit.palette01.eps
1.
Right-click on the palette whose Loop Mode settings you want to set in the
“Palettes” list.
A context menu appears.
2.
Select [Set loop mode of all clips to].
A submenu appears.
fig.edit.palette02.fig.edit.palette02.eps
3.
Make the Loop mode settings.
One shot Playback stops at the final frame in the clip or at the Out point set
in the clip settings (p. 68).
Loop The clips are played back continuously.
Play Next Clip The current clip is played back to the end, and the next clip is
played.
Select Next Clip The current clip is played to the end, and then playback pauses at
the first frame of the next clip.
Play Target Clip When playback of the current clip is finished, the clip specified in
the loop mode settings (p. 72) is played back.
When you play back an HDV
clip, the following phenomena
will occur on the PR-1000HD.
- There will be no sound for
the first few and last few
frames of the clip.
- If you loop the clip
playback, the image will
stop for several frames at
the out-point of the clip
In order to minimize the effect
of such phenomena, you
should capture (p. 76) or
import (p. 77, p. 78) so that
there are several seconds of
silence at the beginning and
end of the material, and
specify the in-point and out-
point (p. 68) when you create
the clip so that several frames
of silence are created at the
beginning and end of the clip.
Context menu
Palettes list
Submenu
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