Apple Logic Pro X User Manual

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Chapter 25

Preferences, project settings, and key commands

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TV Format pop-up menu: Defines the television format for timecode burn-in.

PAL: The video format used in Europe, South America, most Asian and African countries, and
Oceania. If you’re working with video in SECAM format (used in France and French-speaking
nations in Africa), choose PAL.

NTSC: The video format used in the U.S., Central America, Japan, and Canada.

VITC Line 1 and VITC Line 2 pop-up menus: VITC is written into two lines of the video picture,
which are normally invisible. The lines should not be adjacent, and are usually situated
between 12 and 20.
If the Scan option is selected, the VITC lines are automatically recognized. You should only
enter the lines manually if there are problems with Scan mode.

Visible Timecode Display: Size pop-up menu: Sets the size of the timecode counter window,
which is burned in to the video picture.

Visible Timecode Display: Style pop-up menu: Sets the style of the timecode counter window,
which is burned in to the video picture.

Horizontal Position and Vertical Position sliders: Sets the position of the timecode counter
window, which is burned in to the video picture.

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