Jands Vista I3, Руководство пользователя

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Assigning Audio to a Cuelist Using Learn Timing to adjust cue timing
Adjusting cues based on audio or video
are listing You can adjust cue timing to match the audio in a cuelist or while you
to or watching a recording. To do this:
5.
Click the skip to start button , in the Learn Timing window, twice to
ensure you are at the start of your first cue
utton
6.
When you are ready click the play b , in the Learn Timing window to
g
r you want the next cue to start.
All subsequent cues are automatically set to ‘Follow’ mode with their start
ation to the previous cue.
Vista automatically changes the cues start action to ‘Follow’ and adjusts the start
set the start time of the first cue. If you have enabled timecode the timin
field of the first cue will be automatically changed to a timecode type. If you
are not using timecode the start of the first cue will be set to Halt.
7.
Continue to press the play button wheneve
time adjusted in rel
8.
When you are finished click the Done button to close the learn timing
window.
time in relation to the previous cue. To see how your cues will playback in
relation to the timeline and each other, click the ‘View cues in layout mode’
button
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Tip: When you use ‘Learn timing’ with
start at a Timecode and then uses Vista’
cues. If you want every cue to be se
the Follow cues convert their start times to Time
1.
Select all the ‘follow’ cues by shift clicking in the
2.
Select the ‘cue properties’ option from the Edit
Timecode, Vista sets the first cue to
s internal clock to start the following
t to timecode mode you can change all
code. To do this:
cue tile view
menu
3.
If it’s not already open click the triangle button beside the Timing option
4.
Click on the green Follow icon and change it to Timecode
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