NewTek TriCaster Advanced Edition User Guide - Manual (Page 116)

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10.1.1 WORKSPACE PRESETS
TriCaster provides powerful Workspace options. Freely switch from preset A to B to C to D
for either Interface or Multiview, customize the display shown, recall it at a moment’s
notice, or reset it to a default layout using Load Default.
Each viewport in any layout offers diverse input or output source options, and can be
further modified to produce just what you need.
As you’d also expect, the settings you select for individual monitors are
retained in the current Workspace preset.
Let’s consider further one of the important Workspace layout options
next - Scopes.
SECTION 10.2 SCOPES
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Scopes represent a very useful monitoring option, providing Waveform and Vectorscope displays.
Among other things, these help you to judge Proc Amp and LiveMatte settings (see Appendix C, Video
Calibration). (To display the Scopes view, select that entry from the Load Default options.)
By default, the scopes and associated monitor refer to the Look Ahead Preview composition (including any
delegated DSK channels, or FTB), shown at left for reference. Right-click either scope display to change the
monitored source to the source you wish to view. Adjust the Brightness controls in the scope footers (Shift +
double-click the control to restore defaults), and the trace overlay in full or solid colors using the context
menu.
Hint: To use Scopes to calibrate a DSK source independently, first select it as the Preview row source.
Note: The Display Settings menu option opens a menu that lets you
choose the Resolution of connected monitors, and apply Proc Amp
settings to them. Select the native resolution of external display devices
for best results. Changing Resolution can cause frames to be dropped, so
modifications during live production are discouraged.
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