NewTek 3Play 330 User Manual
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If the Output Mode is 1-Out, the primary stream is delivered to all of 3P
LAY
’s output
connectors for transmission to downstream video systems.
The Camera switch (in the last column of the Event List) designates the primary stream. The initial
Camera setting corresponds to the stream displayed on the large Main Output monitor at the time
the event is created.
Note that - once playback begins - the primary stream shown on Main Output does not normally
alter as events with different Camera settings are encountered during normal playback.
You can, however, deliberately switch the stream shown on the Main Output monitor during
playback by pressing Camera (1, 2, or 3) on the 3P-10 Control Surface (or by clicking one of the
Output or Input stream monitors.) Switching cameras during play in this manner does not affect
the already-established Camera setting for an event.
The stream on the Main Output monitor does not immediately update if you modify the Camera
option in the Event Panel during playback. To modify the Camera setting using the 3P-10 Control
Surface, press SHIFT + Camera (1, 2, or 3). The change will be respected the next time the event is
played.
Play Highlight, however, does conform to the Camera setting - just as it recognizes both In and Out
points for individual events. If (during Play Highlight playback) you change the Camera for an
upcoming event, the modified setting takes immediate effect. When playback reaches the
modified event, the new Camera setting will be respected.
6.4.8.8 REMOVE AND CLONE
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Clicking Remove performs the same action as selecting RMV (Remove) on the 3P-10 Control
Surface (or Remove Event from the Event List context menu.) Selected events are completely
removed from the Event Lists.
Remember that this is a non-destructive operation; it does not actually affect the recorded data at
all. It merely removes a ‘bookmark’. And, it is entirely possible to re-create events - as long as you
do not delete the session (see Section 6.3.2).