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Transitions
Transitions are used to change the background
video and take keys on and off-air. A transition can
include any combinations of background and keyers
for an ME. The background and each keyer can be
transitioned independently and at the same time using
the dedicated KEY CUT and KEY AUTO buttons.
Performing Transitions
What you can include in the transition, and the type of
transition you can perform, depend on the number of
media resources you have, and if you are performing a
background and keyer transition at the same time.
Keep the following in mind when performing
transitions:
• If any of the sources going on-air have an assigned
GPI output, the GPI output is triggered and the
switcher then waits the configured pre-delay
interval before performing the transition. If you
perform a transition with the fader handle, the GPI
output is triggered but the pre-delay interval is
ignored.
• If any of the sources going on-air are assigned to
a video server, you can have the video server play
when the source is taken on-air by using the RlClip
knob to select On .
• If any of the sources going on-air are assigned to a
video server, the switcher waits for the configured
pre-delay interval before performing the transition.
If you perform a transition with the fader handle,
the pre-delay interval is ignored.
• If the fader is moved during an auto transition,
control of the transition is passed to the fader.
You must complete the transition with the fader.
This allows you to override any auto transition in
progress with the fader.
• A key only transition can be performed by pressing
the KEY CUT or KEY AUTO button for the key
you want to transition.
• You can pause an auto transition by pressing the
AUTO TRANS button during the transition. Press
the button again to continue the transition.
• On a MiniME ™ , Background and key 2 only
support Dissolve and Cut transitions.
• There is no preview output for a MiniME
™
.
Understanding the Transition Menu
When you select a transition type button, the menu
system displays a number of options that allow you
to adjust how a transition is performed or appears.
The options that are available depend on the type of
transition that is selected.
Table 1: Transition Menu Items
Menu
Item
Description
Time selects the amount of time (Transition Rate), in
frames, that an auto transition takes
RlClip selects whether GPI outputs assigned to input
sources are triggered before a transition
DisTyp selects whether the dissolve is a standard
dissolve or a WhiteFlash transition.
Dirctn selects the direction that the wipe is performed
(forward or reverse), as well as turns the Flip-
Flop feature on or off
Key X selects the amount of time, in frames, that an
auto transition dissolve for the keyer takes
Pattrn selects the pattern for the wipe transition
X Pos selects the horizontal position for the wipe
pattern
Y Pos selects the vertical position for the wipe pattern
Aspect selects the aspect ratio for the wipe pattern
Border turns the border feature on and selects the size
of the border on the wipe pattern
Soft selects the amount of softness that is applied to
the wipe border
Load selects the color for the wipe border from a pre-
set list
BHue adjusts the hue of the wipe border color
BSat adjusts the saturation of the wipe border color
BLum adjusts the luminance of the wipe border color
Rot selects the rotation for the wipe pattern
HMult
multiplies the wipe pattern horizontally (1-32)
VMult multiplies the wipe pattern vertically (1-32)
Browse selects an animation for a media transition
Attrib used with the Value knob to adjust parameters
for the MediaWipe ( Media-Store Attributes on
page 48)
Func selects how the Attrib adjustments are saved
Limit turns the Transition Limit feature on or off
Effect selects the pattern for the DVE transition
Transitions
on page 21
To Perform a Transition
All transitions, with the exception of cuts on the
background or key bus, have the same basic setup. To
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