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The Timeline
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Figure 6-37: Moving a clip
With the insert mode activated, if a clip is moved to a cutting point, the
clip will be inserted there while the rest of the material moves back-
wards in the timeline. If it is dropped in the middle of another clip, this
clip will be divided and its rest as well as the rest of the track’s contents
will be moved to the end of the inserted clip.
When the moved clip comes close to certain elements of the timeline,
it will automatically snap and position itself to these elements. This is
called the snapping mode of the Edit Tool. It makes an easy positioning
of elements possible. The moved clip will react to the following ele-
ments:
– Starting point of timeline
– Start and end points of timeline elements (e.g. clips and transi-
tions)
– The position of the timeline cursor
– Set in- and outpoint of the timeline
You can disable the snapping mode and activate a fine tuning mode by
pressing the [Shift] key.
In the overwrite mode when moving clips or performing other work,
gaps may occur in the timeline. A gap means that a clip is no longer in
connection with previous or following clips in the timeline, and when
played out, there will be nothing to output in this part of the timeline.
A gap is indicated by the Edit Tool via a red line in the timeline scale:
This behavior depends on the selected mode of the timeline.
With the overwrite mode activated, the moved clip will over-
write the contents of the track from the point of the insertion
on. See section “The Insert/Overwrite Mode of the Timeline”
on page 6-34 for more details.
- CLIPSTER 1
- CLIPSTER Edit Tool 3
- User Guide 3
- CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide 10
- Contents 11
- ......................A-19 14
- Introduction 15
- 1.1 Overview 18
- 1.2 Target Group 19
- 1.4 Important Notes 21
- 1.5 New in the Edit Tool 22
- DVS System 26
- 2.3 The Task Bar 33
- 2.4 Working in Real Time 35
- 2.6.1 About Source Timecode 39
- 2.6.2 About Keycode 40
- Getting Started 45
- 3.1 Starting the Program 46
- 3.2.1 Preparing the Bin 47
- ETTINGS… at the top left 51
- Figure 3-5: Timeline sliders 53
- 3.3 Exiting the Program 62
- 4.2 The Bin 65
- 4.2.1 Configuring the Bin 66
- 4.2.2 Adding Clips to the Bin 68
- 4.2.3 Details about Clips 72
- 4.2.6 Using Proxies 84
- 4.3 Effects 87
- 4.3.2 Creating Preset Effects 88
- 4.3.3 Using Preset Effects 90
- 4.4 Jobs 95
- 4.5 The Marker Table 96
- 4.6 The Performance Monitor 98
- 4.6.1 The Chart 100
- The Tool Area 101
- 4.6.2 Chart Controls 102
- 4.6.3 The Status Bar 103
- 4.6.4 The Drop Table 104
- 4.6.5 The Table Controls 105
- ARK ALL button of 109
- The Control Area 111
- 5.1 The Video Overlay 112
- 5.1.2 The Video Scopes 113
- Figure 5-8: The RGB parade 116
- Figure 5-9: The YUV parade 117
- Figure 5-10: The waveform 118
- 5.3 Controls 121
- 5.4 The Source-Edit Mode 124
- 5.5 The Trim Mode 134
- 5.5.1 The Trim Controls 135
- Figure 5-19: Trim controls 138
- The Timeline 141
- 6.2 Configuring the Timeline 146
- 6.2.9 Cropping the Timeline 161
- 6.2.11 Naming Tracks 168
- 6.3 Controlling the Timeline 169
- Figure 6-31: Timeline sliders 170
- Figure 6-33: The scrub bar 171
- Clip 1-1 Clip 1-2Clip 2 175
- [06:00][04:00][04:00] 175
- Clip 1-1 176
- Clip 1-2 176
- [02:00][04:00][04:00] 176
- Figure 6-37: Moving a clip 179
- 6.4.2 Selecting Clips 180
- 6.4.6 Performing a Cut 184
- 6.4.7 Setting Transitions 184
- 6.4.10 Advanced Trimming 190
- 6.4.14 Relinking Clips 198
- 6.5 Working with Video Clips 200
- 6.5.3 Consistencies of Clips 203
- Play-out result: 208
- 6.5.7 Scene Detection 209
- 6.6 Working with Audio Clips 214
- 6.6.3 Volume Control 217
- 6.6.4 Waveform Display 219
- 6.7 Finalizing the Timeline 220
- 6.7.1 General Settings 221
- 6.7.2 Configuring Video 222
- 6.7.3 Configuring Audio 226
- 6.7.4 Finalizing 228
- 6.7.6 Name Options 230
- the frame number in 233
- Timeline Element Properties 235
- 7.6.1 Adding Effects 245
- 7.7.1 Items for Zooming 250
- 7.7.2 Items for Panning 251
- 7.7.3 Advanced Settings 252
- 7.8 Keyframing 255
- Figure 7-15: Parameters list 256
- 7.8.2 Viewing the Graph 257
- Figure 7-17: The graph 258
- 7.8.3 Moving within the Graph 259
- 7.8.4 Setting Keyframes 261
- 7.8.5 Positioning Keyframes 261
- 7.8.6 Further Possibilities 262
- 7.9 The Operator ’Flip Flop’ 264
- 7.10.1 Static LUT 265
- 7.10.2 Master / Luma / Chroma 266
- 7.10.3 Global 268
- 7.10.4 Lift / Gamma / Gain 269
- 7.10.5 Color Wheel 270
- Figure 7-34: Preview window 273
- 7.11.2 The Color Vector List 275
- 7.11.3 The Color Mask Area 276
- 1: 2: 3: 279
- 7.12 Picture Masks 285
- 7.12.2 Setting Shapes 286
- 7.12.3 Adjusting the Shapes 288
- The Conforming Tool 293
- 8.1.1 Conforming in General 294
- 8.1.3 Important Notes 295
- 8.2.2 Building up a Timeline 301
- 8.2.3 Conforming 305
- 8.5.1 Viewing EDLs 319
- 8.5.4 The Tab ’EDLs’ 321
- Figure 8-18: The tab ’EDLs’ 322
- 8.5.5 The Tab ’EDL Clips’ 323
- 8.5.6 The Tab ’EDL Reels’ 328
- 8.5.7 The Tab ’Original EDL’ 330
- 8.6.1 The Edit Controls 332
- 8.6.2 The View Controls 333
- 8.6.3 The Modify Controls 336
- Figure 8-29: Combining EDLs 337
- 8.6.4 The Execute Controls 341
- Figure 8-34: Linking data 342
- Figure 8-36: Capturing data 346
- 8.7.2 The Video Overlay 353
- 8.7.3 The Scrub Bar 354
- 8.7.4 The Preview Controls 355
- 8.7.5 Clip Properties 356
- The Menus 361
- 9.1.1 Minimize 362
- 9.1.2 Exit 362
- 9.2 The ’Project’ Menu 363
- 9.2.2 Open… 364
- 9.2.3 Recent files 365
- 9.2.4 Insert Project… 365
- 9.2.5 Add EDL… 366
- 9.2.6 Add clips… 366
- 9.2.7 Save 366
- 9.2.8 Save As… 367
- 9.2.9 Update CineReel 367
- 9.2.10 Export EDL… 368
- 9.2.11 Finalize… 374
- 9.2.12 Prerender all 375
- 9.2.13 Extract files… 375
- 9.2.14 Load KDM… 376
- 9.2.15 Exit 376
- 9.3 The ’Edit’ Menu 377
- 9.4 The ’Bin’ Menu 378
- 9.4.2 Export Bin… 379
- 9.4.3 Clear Bin 379
- 9.4.4 Check Bin 379
- 9.4.5 Generate proxies 381
- 9.4.6 Delete all proxies 382
- 9.4.7 Activate all proxies 382
- 9.4.8 Deactivate all proxies 383
- 9.5 The ’Options’ Menu 384
- 9.5.3 Defaults… 385
- 9.5.4 Load defaults… 385
- 9.5.5 Save defaults… 386
- 9.6 The ’Help’ Menu 387
- Appendix 389
- A.2 Keyboard Shortcuts 395
- A.3 Supported File Formats 397
- Format Name 400
- Extension 400
- Description 400
- A.4 1D LUT Files 401
- A.5 3D LUT Files 402
- A.5.2 3DL Files 403
- A.5.3 XML Files 405
- A.7 System Maintenance 407
- Numerics 411
- EDL event 420
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