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Synergy 100 MD Operator’s Manual (v7.2 MD-S100) Squeeze & Tease MD Sequences and Wipes • 17–27
Introduction to Squeeze & Tease Wipes
A Squeeze & Tease Wipe is a transition that brings a Key on-air or moves a Key off-air.
For your convenience, a set of pre-programmed sequences and Squeeze & Tease Wipes are supplied
on the Product Resources CD (the sequences and Squeeze & Tease Wipes are pre-installed for you
when you purchase a new switcher).
To load the sequences onto your switcher, you must copy the Squeeze & Tease Wipes from the CD to
a USB Drive. Then, you may recall them on your switcher control panel. Refer to the section
“
Recalling an Entire Set of Sequences ” on page 17–37 for more information.
Understanding Squeeze & Tease MD Wipes
Squeeze & Tease Wipes are used to change the status of a Key (on air or off air) and can be done on
Keys or Backgrounds. You can use the standard Squeeze & Tease Wipes provided with Squeeze &
Tease or
create your own customized wipe patterns. Customized Squeeze & Tease Wipes can be saved
and recalled for later use.
Squeeze & Tease Wipes are built in much the same way as sequences, but with a few additional rules.
To create a customized Squeeze & Tease Wipe, it is important that you have read and understood the
section discussing sequences. Refer to the section “
Working with Sequences ” on page 17–20.
To build a Squeeze & Tease Wipe, you should start with a full screen, centered image. This is for
creating the Squeeze & Tease Wipe only — when it is actually running, the image will not necessarily
be full-screen or centered. What you are building is the pattern of effects that will be applied to the
image. You create Keyframes for the effects you want and select a Squeeze & Tease MD Wipe
modifier. The
Squeeze & Tease MD Wipe Modifier feature determines the method used to bring the
image off-air:
• Knife Edge — the image rotates so that it is edge-on to the viewer and cannot be seen
• Slide Off — the image moves off screen
• Spin Off — the image turns out of the picture
• None — a user-specified method such as distance or cropping
The following example shows a simple background wipe with three Keyframes. In this example:
Example of a Background Wipe
The image starts
full-screen and centered The image moves to the
top left corner of the
screen The image slides off
the screen