3 how to merge playlists, 4 consolidating a playlist, Overview – EVS XTnano Version 10.04 - January 2011 Operation Manual User Manual

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XTnano – Version 10.04 – Operating Manual

EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – January 2011


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9.12.3 H

OW TO

M

ERGE

P

LAYLISTS

From the VGA, it is possible to merge two playlists by copying a playlist and
pasting it to an existing playlist. The copied playlist will be added at the end of the
destination playlist.

9.12.4 C

ONSOLIDATING A

P

LAYLIST

O

VERVIEW

Using the internal loop, you can record a playlist back to the server as a big clip if

you want, for example, to record the playlist effects as regular video inside the
server.

Depending on the Internal Loop Mode parameter in the setup menu, p2.3, F1,
both video and audio can be looped back into the system, or only the video track
is looped and the system keeps recording the live audio at the same time.

H

OW TO

L

OOP

B

ACK A

P

LAYLIST INTO THE

S

ERVER

To consolidate a playlist using the internal loop mode, proceed as follows:

1.

Add the requested effects to the playlist.

2.

Recue the playlist.

3.

Activate the LOOP mode via the SHIFT + Loop key.

4.

Roll the playlist.

The playlist will be recorded onto the disks (Channel 1 – CAM A) as a continuous
video/audio stream.

When you exit the playlist mode, go back to LIVE record and simply jog back, you
will see the playlist recorded with all its transitions and at the speed they were
played.

9.12.5 G

ENERATING A

C

ONTINUOUS

T

IMECODE IN A

P

LAYLIST

O

VERVIEW

You can regenerate a continuous timecode for the whole playlist or for each clip of

a playlist. This can be useful when:

you do not want to have a playlist with disrupted timecodes from the various

playlist elements

you want to change the timecode type in the VITC or LTC timecode

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