Grass Valley K2 Media Client User Manual Oct.10 2006 - Manual (Page 78)

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Chapter 5 Playing and editing clips
Creating Subclips
A subclip is a clip created by referencing a portion of media from another clip. For
example, if you recorded a two hour clip, you could create several short subclips to
use as previews or advertisements. Each subclip refers to a small portion of the
original clip and is listed along with all other clips in the clips pane. When working
with subclips, the original clip is sometimes called the source clip. After creating
subclips, you can delete the source clip.
Subclips created from a clip that is still recording can only have a mark-out equal to
the last frame that has been recorded when the subclip is created. You cannot create
a subclip longer than what has been recorded with the assumption the media will “fill
in”. You can create subclips from a clip being recorded in loop record mode. In loop
record mode, media referenced by the subclips is retained while unreferenced media
is discarded.
You can load subclips in the Control view and edit the mark-in/mark-out points the
same as a clip, provided the unreferenced source media has not been erased.
NOTE: If the source media has been erased, the subclip retains 1 second of media
on each side of the mark-in and mark-out points.
See “Moving clip mark-in/
mark-out points” on page 54 .
The following sections describe how to create subclips:
• “To create subclips” on page 78
• “About Auto Subclip mode” on page 79
• “Creating subclips in Cue view” on page 79
To create subclips
1. Load a clip in the player.
2. In the Player Control view , click the Subclip button.
The Subclip display appears with a new subclip loaded. The In and Out buttons are
flashing indicating no mark-in or mark-out points are defined. The default subclip
name follows the form <source clip name>-<number>, for example, if the source
clip name is PlayoffGame, the subclip name is PlayoffGame-1.