Applying Boris Red in Canopus® Edius® - Boris FX

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3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. You can open transition preset settings from the KeyFrame Library and either use them as is or modify them to create your own custom effect. To open the Library Browser choose Window > Library Browser, click the Open Library Browser button in the timeline or press Command-9. The Þrst time you browse the KeyFrame Library effects within the Library Browser you must generate thumbnail images for the effects. For more information, see “Important Information on Using the KeyFrame Library” on page 5. The Library Browser Transitions effects Click the name of any folder in the Available Categories window. Thumbnail images of each effect in that folder appear in the Available Effects window. The Red KeyFrame Library includes a Transitions category. Click any thumbnail image to select the effect. A red box appears around the selected thumbnail. Press Play to view an animated RAM preview in the Preview window. If the settings Þle was saved without a preview, no preview image is associated with that thumbnail. However, you can still preview and apply the effect by creating a thumbnail using the Generate Thumbnails button, described in “Important Information on Using the KeyFrame Library” on page 5. Click Load Effect to create a new composition containing the currently selected effect. If you have not yet saved the effect in your timeline, a dialog box appears. Click Save to save the current effect before opening the Browser effect. Click Don’t Save to discard the current effect and open the effect from the Browser. Click Cancel to return to the Browser. You can also double-click a thumbnail to apply the effect to your timeline. When you Þnish creating your effect, press the Apply button or Cancel button in the bottom right corner of the Red Timeline window. This either applies the effect to Edius or cancels, leaving the Edius event or track unchanged. Render Boris Red effects the same way you would render any other effect. For more information, consult the Edius documentation.
Stacking Multiple Overlapping Boris Effects You should not add multiple Red effects to an Edius clip or stack clips containing Boris effects on multiple layers in the Edius timeline. This may work, but depending on your system, multiple Boris effects on a clip may not render properly. Instead, apply a single Red effect to an Edius clip and add multiple Þlters to the clip within Red. This limitation only applies to effects that overlap exactly. For example, a track containing both an In and an Out transition would not fall under this suggestion (since they cannot overlap). Important Information on Using the KeyFrame Library The Þrst time you browse the KeyFrame Library effects within the Library Browser you must generate thumbnail images for the effects. You only need to do this once. 1. 2. 3. 4. Launch the standalone Boris Red Engine. You should build thumbnail previews for the KeyFrame Library in the standalone Red Engine rather than within Edius. Because building previews actually renders your effect, this process can take as much as 25-30% longer in the plug-in than in the Red Engine. Open the Boris Library Browser, by choosing Window > Library Browser, clicking the Open Library Browser button in the timeline or pressing Command-9. Select the Red 3.0 Keyframe Library folder in the Available Categories window. This will render all the thumbnails. Alternatively, you can select individual categories or even individual effects. Click the Generate Thumbnails button. For more information on using the KeyFrame Library, see Volume I of the Red User Guide.
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