7 moving elements within the timeline, 1 introduction, Move in insert or overwrite mode – EVS IPDirector Version 5.9 - January 2011 Part 8 User’s Manual User Manual

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EVS Broadcast Equipment – January 2011

Issue 5.9.B

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4.7 MOVING ELEMENTS WITHIN THE

TIMELINE

4.7.1 I

NTRODUCTION

You can move one or several elements of a timeline to any requested position,
using the Insert or Overwrite mode. The element speed is preserved.

This section gives an overview of the various aspects to consider when performing
a move.

M

OVE IN

I

NSERT OR

O

VERWRITE

M

ODE

When you perform a move action in Insert mode:

•

The A/V material where you move the selected elements to is preserved and

shifted to the right.

•

The elements initially positioned on the right of the moved element are shifted

to the left to fill the gap of the moved elements.

When you perform a move action in Overwrite mode:

•

The A/V material where you move the selected elements to is overwritten.

•

The initial position of the elements is left empty.

P

OSSIBLE

S

ELECTIONS AND

M

OVES

Not all moves are possible. Whether a move is allowed or not depends on:

•

which elements are selected for the move action

•

where the selected elements are moved to.

Before explaining how a move is performed, section 4.7.2 ‘Possible Element
Selections and Move Types
’, on page 106 describes which element selections and

which types of moves are possible.

M

AGNET

E

FFECT

By default, a magnet effect allows the selected element(s) to be moved to a
transition or to the nowline. However, you can deactivate this magnet effect by
pressing CTRL on the keyboard while moving the elements.

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