Transport screen – AJA Ki Pro User Manual
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Transport Screen
The Transport screen offers record, playback, fast forward, rewind and stop controls,
similar to those available on the operator-side of Ki Pro. The screen also duplicates what
is displayed on the Ki Pro front visual display, so you can see exactly what the Ki Pro
operator/camera person is seeing.
Figure 24. Ki Pro Web Interface, Transport Screen
STOP
:
Press STOP to end playback or a media operation (PLAY, FF, REV, or RECORD). When
stopped, Ki Pro displays the current point in the stopped clip. STOP can also be
considered a “pause” button. A double-press of the STOP button will return Ki Pro to an E-
to-E state.
PLAY >:
Press PLAY to begin forward playback of the current clip at normal speed.
RECORD
:
Press the red RECORD button to begin recording. Once in RECORD mode, all other
transport buttons are locked-out except the STOP button.
FFWD >>:
Press button to begin fast playback of the current clip at 2x speed. Successive pushes
increase the speed to 4x, 8x, and 16x. (Pushing the button after 16x speed is reached has
no further effect.) When fast-forwarding, audio is muted.
REV <<:
Pressing REV when not lit, begins playback of the current clip in reverse at 1x speed.
Successive pushes increase the speed to 2x, 4x, 8x, and 16x. (Pushing the button after 16x
speed is reached has no further effect.) When playing in reverse, audio is muted.
SELECT (up/down):
While in the TRANSPORT menu, the SELECT buttons select clips and operate like
“previous” and “next” keys. When a clip is selected it is “cued” to the beginning of the clip.
Note that ordering and playback of clips is based on timestamp order, not clip name.
ADJUST (up/down):
While in the TRANSPORT menu, and in the “STOP” mode, the ADJUST buttons will “single
step” the current clip at a rate of one frame per button push (up=forward,
down=reverse).
DELETE CLIP:
Dedicated button that when pressed, deletes the currently selected clip. When pressed,
the system displays a precautionary “ARE YOU SURE?” prompt.