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As stated in the previous section, the Program and Preview row selections determine the
content of the Background (BKGD) video layer.
The Preview row selection is normally cued up for the next Take (cut) or Transition operation.
Either operation, once completed, results in the swapping of the original Program and Preview
selections. Of course during a transition, portions of both Program and Preview row selections
can be seen in varying amounts.
It is possible for the BKGD layer composition to include other content as well, as we’ll see later in
Sections 4.9 (LiveMatte) and 4.10 (Virtual Inputs).
Hint: By default, selecting a tabbed module (DDR1, Still, etc.) on the Preview row automatically
shows the corresponding control panel in the tabbed panes below. Click the Desktop Options
button (gear), at extreme right just above the tabbed panes, to enable or disable this behavior.
CONFIGURING CAMERAS
Let’s try out some of these concepts, shall we? (If
you previously configured some cameras, feel free
to skip ahead to the next sub-heading – The Utility
Row).
1. First, confirm that the Connection Type
selected for your video sources is correct.
a. Move your mouse over an Input
monitor ( All Monitors view).
b. Open the Configuration panel for
that video source by clicking the
Configure button (gear) that
appears in the monitor’s titlebar.
c. Choose a Connection Type setting
that is appropriate for the camera.
d. Close the Configuration panel.
2. Repeat the steps above for all connected cameras.
Figure 44