Grass Valley FeedClip v.4.5 - Manual (Page 19)

Chapter 1 Introducing FeedClip
18 Digital News Production
What is FeedClip?
FeedClip is a feed capture system that allows you to record video and audio to
a disk and create and organize clips. You can mark clips on the fly while
recording a live broadcast or from a previously recorded file, then use clips for
broadcast or export selected clips to NewsEdit for further editing.
With FeedClip, you can undertake multiple tasks such as recording, clip
marking, scrubbing, and editing all at the same time—bringing greater
efficiency to your news and broadcasting operation.
FeedClip also lets you schedule events to record in the future.
Examples of use for FeedClip include:
• The President calls a news conference prior to your evening news broadcast.
You start FeedClip and begin recording the news conference in its entirety.
While the broadcast is recording, you review the incoming video and mark
clips in the recording. You then edit and organize these clips for broadcast
during your nightly news program.
• There is a live breaking news event in the middle of your evening broadcast.
You start FeedClip and begin marking clips. You then edit those clips and
play them back on the air without any transfer between machines.
• You need to create a highlight package of a sports event for your late sports
segment. You play the recording and mark clips of the highlights you want
to include in the broadcast, then organize a highlight package. When you
play back the clips, you can play them normally or in slow motion.