Grass Valley iTX Desktop v.2.6 - Manual (Page 302)

Preparing media items for playout
Sometimes, you may want to perform the same asset-management task on a batch of assets;
for example, to change category tagging or to delete multiple media files from a particular type
of location. You may do this after selecting multiple assets (by pressing the Shift or Control key
while clicking in the results pane).
Instead of a single asset name in the header bar, the Property Editor displays: “Multiple Items
Selected” followed by a number that shows how many assets are selected.
Viewing a media file in the Media Viewer
When you select an asset for which there is a media file available, you can load the file in the
Media Viewer. This works in different ways for different asset types:
Asset type Media Viewer operation
Video clip
Audio clip Options you set for the Media Viewer affect how it handles the file:
• The Media Viewer may automatically load the file; or it
may wait for you to load it.
• Where there is more than one media file for a video clip,
the Media Viewer selects one of a default type to load. You
may specify the default type. You may override the default
selection by loading any other available file for the clip.
• The Media Viewer may load the complete file or just the
section defined in the asset (i.e. between marked in- and
out-points).
You set these options in the Media Viewer Settings menu. More details ,
page 286.
Graphic
(Still image) The Media Viewer displays the image.
Logo The Media Viewer displays the logo.
Clicking the Media Viewer window opens the Logo Editor with the logo
loaded; you may use the Logo Editor to modify the logo properties.
More details , page 322.
CG The Media Viewer displays the CG.
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