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Choosing Add to DDR (1 or 2) and Show takes advantage of the powerful Show On feature in TriCaster’s Media
Players to trigger an instant replay.
This means that, with one mighty click, you can:
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Send a clip of pre-determined length from any angle you are recording to a DDR
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Auto the DDR onto the Switcher’s Program row (or a target M/E) using a custom transition
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Autoplay the clip at the pre-determined playback speed
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Then transition the DDR back to Preview, restoring the Switcher (or M/E) Background transition.
All of this without interrupting recording, which continues without so much as a hiccup.
Enabling the Export option will send clips to the Publish Bin, and – if Auto Queue is enabled for Clips – these
will be immediately queued for handling by the Publish processor.
C
LIP
D
URATION AND
P
LAY
S
PEED
FIGURE 19-6
Let’s spend a moment on these two controls before getting into the more interesting bits.
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Clip Duration, as you’d expect, determines the length of clips added to the DDRs or Publish Bin. (Note
that this control accepts values typed directly, up to 30 seconds.)

Play Speed affects clips added to DDRs only, pre-setting their individual playback speed to the value
you select here.
T
HE
R
EPLAY
P
AD
The Replay Pad is a Dashboard feature, and appear in the form of buttons appearing to the right of the main
RECORD button.
FIGURE 19-7
TriCaster Advanced Edition makes it easy to send clips from any recorder defined in the Capture tab to a DDR
or to the Publish module. Notice the two buttons (labeled “Out 1” and “Out 2”) just left of the configuration
gear in Figure 18-10. This is the Replay Pad area. The button labels show which sources are assigned to the
corresponding recorders. The Replay Pad can show up to four buttons.
Clicking any Replay Pad button adds the clip from that recorder to the targets defined in the Action menu.
Alternatively, you can perform the same operation by pressing a number pad key on your keyboard. The
Play Speed and Clip Duration you define are applied when clips are added to a DDR.
Hint: As mentioned elsewhere, clips added in this fashion will also retain the information from the
Comment box (Replay tab).