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(If a DDR is already playing, pushing a speed preset button alters the current playback speed immediately.)
Hint: If you use an onscreen speed control to change to a new playback speed, the control
surface button selection state follows when possible (in cases where no button corresponds
exactly to the newly established speed, no preset button will be
illuminated).
The speed T-Bar works in similar fashion to the preset buttons, but provides a smoothly
variable approach to setting playback speed.
TW-42 N
OTES
There is no Speed T-bar on TW-42.
21.6.6
MARKING GROUP
The IN and OUT buttons in this group allow you to indicate the In points and Out points
for events you wish to record for later replay.
(M
ARK
) IN
Pressing IN actually performs several related functions. First, remember that TriCaster must be in Record
mode for any instant replay marking purpose.
For this reason, if you should happen to push the IN button before enabling recording, it is enabled
automatically (illuminating the interface Record button just as if you had pressed it on the screen).
With Record active, an In Point is set for the current clip that will eventually be stored (when you press OUT)
in the currently delegated DDR (see Section 21.6.3).
Hint: Actually, the IN button can also be thought of as a ‘reset In Point’ function. Pressing it updates the
In Point, discarding any incomplete clip (i.e., one for which an Out Point had not been set. The partially
recorded data up to that time is simply dropped (and is not added to the DDR playlist).
ALT + IN
A different operation results when you hold down ALT (see Section 21.6.7) at the same time as you push IN.
This operation updates the In Point of the active clip in the currently delegated DDR to the frame currently
displayed.
TW-42 N
OTES
This feature is supported on TW-42 as well.
Hint: This represents a non-destructive edit of the playlist clip, equivalent to dragging the trim handle at
the left-hand end of the DDR scrub bar.
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