GRASS VALLEY Encore, Руководство по настройке

Страница: 356 / 426

356 Encore — Configuration Manual
Section 8 — Additional OUI Operations
modify information about existing clips, and to acquire new clip informa-
tion from tape without the need to claim a device.
Clicking the
Clip Assistant
button displays the Clip Assistant screen. If the
Clip
Assistant
button is greyed out, the Clip Assistant is not available on your
version of the LMCP.
About Clips
Every piece of media (or stored information), regardless of its duration, is
known as a
clip
within the Encore environment. For example, a clip can be
moving pictures with sound, a still, a caption, a piece of audio, even a
camera position recall. Once a clip has been created, it is stored in the
Encore Database, and can be edited and managed using Encore applica-
tions. The LMCP is an application designed to deal with moving video and
audio. It can be used to create and modify clips.
Clips can be classified as a
Clone,
a
Parent
or a
Daughter
clip.
Clone Clips
Also known as a Copy clip, this is a duplicate of a clip, or part thereof, and
can be saved under a different name to that of the original. The original clip
can be deleted from the system leaving the clone intact.
Parent Clips
A Parent Clip is the original recorded material (pictures or audio) found on
tape or disk. When a Parent Clip is logged into the Encore system, its name
has to be specific and unique in order to identify it for future use.
Daughter Clips
There are two types of Daughter Clip.
Type A
Daughter Clips are defined by specifying a certain piece of a Parent
Clip. This is done with the LMCP by marking a start point (In-Point) and
an end point (Out-Point), and saving this information with a new name.
The Parent Clip is not re-recorded; only the new In/Out-Points relative to
the original Parent Clip are saved along with a new name. If the Parent Clip
is subsequently modified or deleted, the Type A Daughter Clip may be lost.
Figure 211. Type A Daughter Clips
Pa r e n t Clip