Transition effect macro command, Limitations, 7 skipping an element in the playlist – EVS IPDirector Version 5.6 - May 2009 Part 6 User's Manual User Manual

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Issue 5.6.D

IPDirector Version 5.6 – User Manual – Part 6: Playout – Playlist Panel

EVS Broadcast Equipment – May 2009

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Transition Effect Macro Command

When a macro command corresponding to a transition effect action (define
audio/video transition effect, define Still/Start mode, reset transition to default) is
applied to a playlist element, the macro command is applied on corresponding
elements from linked playlists.

L

IMITATIONS

In certain circumstances, the macro command will not be applied:

•

In case of multiselection, the macro command will be applied to all the elements
of the selection, except when a macro command corresponding to GPI, Mute On

or Mute Off is linked to the current position.

•

If the ‘Link to’ parameter is set to ‘current position’ and this position is not

known, because:

o

the playlist is off-line

o

the playlist is on-line but not loaded on a channel

o

the playlist element has been trimmed and the ‘Current Position’ selected in
the Settings is no more between the IN and OUT points of the element.

•

If a GPI is not configured as OUTPUT GPI on the XT, an error message is
displayed.

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KIPPING AN ELEMENT IN THE PLAYLIST

It is possible not to play one or several elements from the playlist, by skipping

it/them once during the playout of the playlist.

H

OW TO

S

KIP

E

LEMENTS

O

NCE

D

URING

P

LAYOUT

You can decide to skip one or more elements during playout. Proceed as follows:

1.

Press the SKIP button

or the

key when the playlist is playing

the element before the one you want to skip.

As the event on-air is highlighted in dark green; and the next event to air in
light green, elements which will be skipped are located between these two
highlighted lines.

2.

Repeat step 1 as many times as you want elements to be skipped. If the
SKIP button is pressed twice, the next two elements will be skipped, and so
on.

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