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54. Let this all run for a moment or two to take it all in, then press Auto again.
All of the above resulted from your pressing a single button. You can see that the control surface
allows you to quickly configure complex compositions, and display them with flair.
Multi-selecting delegates provides a great deal of convenience, as we’ve seen. Consider too that
it becomes a simple matter to ensure matching positioning (etc.) for a series of sources, such as
title overlays, picture-in-picture setups, and so on. Let’s look at an example using M/Es.
3.1.5 M/ES
We’ll perform a very simple exercise, but it will quickly impart everything you need to know.
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Turn off both DSK s, and press the BKGD button in the MAIN TRANSITION > DELEGATE
group.
The Preview monitor will now show the Switcher’s Preview row selection (only);
and the Program monitor will display the current Program row selection – this
will let you see how subsequent steps affect delegated Virtual Inputs.
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In the onscreen user interface ( Live Desktop ), click the tab labeled M/E 1 ( if necessary,
press the m key to toggle the M/E pane open first).
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In the tabbed pane that appears, click the Effect button over the thumbnail icon in the
center.
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If necessary, click the name label for the effect (below the thumbnail icon) and, using
the Media Browser that opens, select Default (2 Layer) from the Default effect group .
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Repeat these two steps for M/E 2 .
(We’re going to create two matching M/E setups. We could just as easily use different effects,
but our current purposes don’t require that, so we’ll opt for simplicity.)
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Select M/E 1 on PGM , and M/E 2 on PVW , so you can follow the action to come.