NewTek 3Play 3P1, User Manual

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Right-click on a file icon in the right-hand pane to show a menu providing Rename and Delete options. Be
warned – Delete really does remove content from the hard drive (this menu is not shown if the selected
item is write-protected).
11.2 MEDIA ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
The integrated Media Browser native to NewTek live production systems is a competent asset
management system, enabling to quickly locate and work with files related to your sessions, or external
files. Of course, more extensive media asset management systems provided by leading industry providers
are also available within the NewTek ecosystem.
To utilize your favorite (supported) third-party asset management systems, you need simply hold down
the keyboard Ctrl key when invoking a file browser. For example, clicking ADD MEDIA with Ctrl depressed
will show your compatible custom asset management interface, rather than the native Media Browser.
Hint: Alternatively, you can open a standard system file explorer, by holding down the Shift key rather
than Ctrl when adding files.
11.3 CLIP LIST TABLE FEATURES
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By way of reminder (as discussed in depth back in Section 2.2.1), an event is not merely a ‘clip’. It can be
likened to a ‘time window’ on the complete recording – a synchronized segment of all of the captured a/v
streams. The CLIP LIST provides information about the events that have been marked, along with
numerous event organization and management features.
The CLIP LIST is laid out in tabbed, spreadsheet-style tables. Labels in the header above the table identify
the columns below.
The columns, in order from left to right, are as follows:

Event ID – an editable field showing the numeric event row identifier.

In Point – timecode when the marked event begins

Out Point – timecode when the marked event ends

Duration – the total time for the marked event

(Camera 1 – Camera x) – the Memo fields for recorded clips