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5. Select a default or custom color for the border.
•
Default — use the Load knob to select a
preset color for the border. Default — click
one of the preset colors.
• Custom — press NEXT and use the BHue ,
BSat
, and
BLum
knobs to select your own
color.
Custom
— click the arrow to the right
of the Border Color area and use the Hue ,
Saturation , and Lightness sliders to select
your own color. Click OK to apply the color or
Live to apply it in real-time.
DVE Transitions
A DVE transition is a gradual transition where one
video signal is replaced with another according to a 2D
DVE pattern.
Keep the following in mind when performing DVE
transitions:
• You must include the background when performing
a DVE transition on a Chroma Key, Self Key,
or Auto-Select Key. If you do not include the
background, a dissolve transition is performed.
• Performing a DVE transition on a DVE Key
without including the background scales the
transition effect to the size of the DVE Key. This
transition does not consume an additional DVE
resource.
• Performing a DVE transition on a DVE Key
with the background included does not scale the
transition effect. This transition consumes the
second DVE resource.
To Set Up a DVE Transition
A DVE transition requires that you select the DVE
pattern and duration for the transition.
1. Press DVE . Click Navigation Menu > Live
Assist > MEDVE .
Tip:
You can use the same procedure for a MiniME
™
.
2. Use the Time knob to set the length of the
background transition. Enter the length of the
background transition in the ME Rate field, or the
length of a key transition in the Key
X
Rate field.
Tip: Press ME RATE in the Effects Memory area for the
ME you want to change the rate for, use the keypad to
enter the new rate, and press Enter . (Does not apply to
CB1 or CB2.)
Tip: Press KEY RATE in the Effects Memory area
repeatedly to select the Keyer you want to set the rate
for, use the keypad to enter the new rate, and press
Enter . (Does not apply to CB1 or CB2.)
3. Use the Dirctn knob to select the direction that
the wipe travels.
4. Press the Dirctn knob to select whether the wipe
runs forward during the first transition and then
reverse during the second ( FF ), or if it always
goes in the same direction.
5. Press NEXT .
6. Use the Effect knob to select the DVE pattern
you want to use. You can also select most of the
patterns by pressing the mnemonic pattern button
directly. Click a DVE Pattern button to select the
DVE wipe pattern you want to use.
•
PushL — Push Left
• PushR — Push Right
• PushU — Push Up
•
PushD — Push Down
• SqzHor
— Squeeze Horizontally
• SqzVert — Squeeze Vertically
• SqzCtr — Squeeze to the Center
•
PushUL — Push to Upper-Left
•
PushUR — Push to Upper-Right
• PushDL — Push to Lower-Left
• PushDR — Push to Lower-Right
•
SqzUR — Squeeze to Upper-Right
•
SqzUL — Squeeze to Upper-Left
• SqzDR
— Squeeze to Lower-Right
• SqzDL — Squeeze to Lower-Right
• CirclL — Circle Left
•
CirclR — Circle Right
• FlyTru
— Fly Through
• Strtch — Stretch Horizontally to Black
• Tumble — Tumble Down
•
1000lb — Falls and then Bounces
•
SqzU — Squeeze Up
• SqzD
— Squeeze Down
• SqzL — Squeeze Left
• SqzR — Squeeze Right
MediaWipe Transitions
A MediaWipe allows you to use an animation to
cover a transition. When the transition starts, the
switcher plays the selected animation over top of the
background and keys that are being transitioned. A
MediaWipe can be used to cover a cut, dissolve, wipe,
or DVE transition.
For a cut MediaWipe, the transition is performed when
the cut point is reached. It is important to use a full-
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