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Advanced Operations
Image Store Build Edit
3 Select the Change Image button for the second movie (bottom thumbnail) to be
appended to the tail end of the first, and select the desired movie.
4 Select the Join Images button. The new movie is created and appears in the movie lists
in the Movies menus.
5 Mark a thumbnail if desired (optional).
a Determine where you want to mark thumbnail and select the Mark Thumbnail data
pad, or
b Enter the mark-thumbnail point in the pop-up keypad and select Enter.
Image Store Build Edit
Image Store Build Edit allows you to mix and match Video (or Fill), Audio, and Key (or Cut)
signals that are elements of up to three different movies. Each movie is loaded into a
separate Image Store channel. When built, the elements from each channel are composited
into a new Image Store movie. Each element can be edited, including independent offsets
for the Audio and Key/Cut.
Playback controls are provided so you can preview the composited image prior to building
a new movie.
Audio and Key/Cut Image Store movie elements can be offset in relation to the Video/Fill
element. A negative offset means the audio or key signal begins before the video and a
positive offset means the audio or key signal starts after the video. Both audio and key can
be offset independently in the Image Store Build Edit menu.
Built Movie Length
When built, the movie length is the total of the composited elements, including offsets. The
Video/Fill and Key/Cut elements add frames with a duplicate still to extend the recorded
length to match the longest element. The Audio element adds recorded silence to extend
the recorded track to match the longest element.
Image Store Movie Length
Build Edit Default Settings
The Image Store Build Edit menu default has the Video/Fill element with any embedded
audio or associated key/cut signal selected. Meaning, if you selected the
Build Movie
button in the menu, a duplicate of the Video/Fill movie would be created. In this default
state, the
Audio from Video button in the Audio element area and Key from Video button
in the Key/Cut element area, are enabled (highlighted).
Enable Edit (Button)
The Enable Edit button must be enabled to edit Video/Fill, Audio, and/or Key/Cut signals.
Selected Image Store channels with movies loaded for editing have a light gray
background behind the Image Store ID, indicating that the channel is in editing mode and
cannot be output from the switcher until the Enable Edit button is disabled. Best practice is
to disable the Enable Edit button immediately after editing or before a broadcast.