Switching profiles, Importing profiles (import), Exporting profiles (export) – Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.7.4 Reference Manual User Manual

Page 106: Managing editing environments on the server, Creating a shared profile

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Chapter 3 Edit Settings — Editing Environment Management

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You cannot delete the profile currently in use (current setting).

Switching Profiles

Switch the profile while editing a project, and continue editing as you are.

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Click [Settings] on the menu bar, and click [Change Profile].

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The [Change Profile] dialog box appears.

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Select a profile and click [OK].

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The profile currently in use is displayed at [Current profile].

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Operations such as registering new profiles and changing profiles are not available in the [Change Profile] dialog box.

Importing Profiles (Import)

Import profiles.

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Some profile settings are not reflected when profiles created by an old version of EDIUS are imported.

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Right-click a profile in the profile list, and click [Import].

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“[Profile] Screen” (w page 104)

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Select a file, and click [Open].

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The imported profile is displayed in the profile list.

Exporting Profiles (Export)

Export profiles.

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Right-click a profile in the profile list, and click [Export] [Selected profile].

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“[Profile] Screen” (w page 104)

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Click [All] to export all registered profiles.

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Select a save destination and click [OK].

Managing Editing Environments on the Server

Manage profiles on the server when using EDIUS on multiple terminals. The profile managed on the server (i.e. shared profile) is shared

between and used by each of the terminals.

Creating a Shared Profile

To share a profile on multiple terminals, install EDIUS on the management server or PC, and create a shared profile using the profile

management tool.

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