Avid NewsCutter XP User's Guide

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To copy material to the Clipboard: 1. Mark IN and OUT points in the sequence at the start and end of the material that you want to copy. 2. Select the tracks containing the material. The system performs the function on selected tracks only. 3. Click the Copy to Clipboard button, or press the C key. The system copies the selected material to the Clipboard and leaves the sequence untouched. Using the Clipboard The <strong>NewsCutter</strong> <strong>XP</strong> Clipboard is a cut, copy, and paste tool adapted to the special needs of the editing environment. Placing a Sequence into the Clipboard To place a marked section of the sequence into the Clipboard at any time: t Click the Lift, the Extract, or the Copy to Clipboard button. n These buttons are also in the Edit tab of the Command palette; you can map them to buttons in the Tool palette or keys in the Keyboard palette. See “Mapping User-Selectable Buttons” on page 122. The Copy to Clipboard function is useful for moving or repeating material in a sequence without moving multiple segments in Segment mode or for rebuilding the section at another location. For example, you can: • Copy a portion of a sequence for pasting into another sequence. • Isolate and copy a portion of an audio track for looping music or repeating a sound effect. 400
• Copy graphic elements for repeating at other locations in a format cut. Recovering Material from the Clipboard The Clipboard allows you to restore lifted or extracted segments quickly. This is especially useful if you have performed one or more edits since removing the material. In contrast, if you restore the material by using the Undo function, the system also undoes all edits performed in the meantime. The Clipboard provides the benefit of restoring the material while maintaining subsequent edits. To restore material from the Clipboard: 1. Open the Clipboard as a pop-up monitor by choosing Clipboard Monitor from the Tools menu. 2. Click the Mark Clip button, or press the T key to mark the entire segment. 3. Locate the IN point in the sequence from which the segment was removed. Move the position indicator here, or mark an IN point. 4. Splice or overwrite the material into the sequence. 401
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Avid ® NewsCutter ® XP User’s G
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Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Deskto
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Retrieving Bin Files from the Attic
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Double-Checking the Logs . . . . .
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Chapter 7 Recording Before You Begi
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Copying Clips and Sequences . . . .
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Workgroup Support . . . . . . . . .
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Using Match Frame. . . . . . . . .
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About Nesting . . . . . . . . . . .
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Using Audio Gain Automation . . . .
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Syncing with Locators . . . . . . .
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Installing an Avid Codec on Other S
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Digidesign D-Fi . . . . . . . . . .
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Tables Table 3-1 Bin Settings Optio
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Table 18-15 Default Folder and File
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Working with the Desktop For inform
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4. Select the options you want: n T
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4. Under Desktop Area, drag the sli
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Changing Project and User Names You
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Accepting Your NewsCutter XP Licens
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Opening a Project Each time you sta
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To select a user in a folder: 1. Do
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2. Type the name of your new projec
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Closing a Project When you close th
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Quitting the NewsCutter XP Applicat
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Turning Off Your Equipment c Quit N
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Connecting to the Avid Production N
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CHAPTER 3 Working with the Project
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You can also add folders to your pr
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The views for working with clips in
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• In Script view, the features of
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Creating a Folder in a Project To c
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To open a bin from the File menu: 1
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Trash icon Fast Menu button To view
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- Create a third set of gins for th
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The system saves all the selected b
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12. Select the material you want to
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About Settings Three types of setti
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Table 3-1 describes the options lis
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General Settings General settings d
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General Interface Settings The foll
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Table 3-3 Interface Settings Option
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Table 3-4 Interface Settings Option
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Table 3-5 Customizable Interface Co
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Color selection grid 5. Move the mo
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To return to the default interface:
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3. Click the Appearance tab. 4. Cli
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5. Choose a style. 6. Do one of the
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Table 3-6 Option All Settings Base
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Table 3-7 Settings Scroll List Sett
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Table 3-7 Settings Scroll List (Con
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Working with Multiple Settings You
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Selecting Among Multiple Settings W
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Using Site Settings When the system
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About the Memory Window The Memory
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While in a workspace, you can move
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8. Select or deselect the following
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2. Click to the left of the workspa
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CHAPTER 4 Using Basic Tools The Too
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Timecode indicator Logging controls
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You can use the Command palette to:
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4. Click the tab from which you wan
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4. Click a target button in the Key
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2. Choose a format from the Format
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items. You can also use the Console
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CHAPTER 5 Logging When you log with
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Logging Timecode Within an NTSC pro
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Go to Memory button Clear Memory bu
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To import shot log files into a bin
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7. Use the Up One Level button to l
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• If the file does not contain th
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8. Choose Clean from the Options me
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13. Click Yes. The converted file i
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A message box appears, indicating t
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Record/Log Mode button Mark IN butt
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After you set the mark, the icon in
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Record/Log Mode button Mark IN butt
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Using the Modify Command To modify
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Table 5-1 Options for Modifying Bin
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10. (Option) Change the file name,
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cables, connectors, and processing
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c For more information about Genera
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Table 6-1 Record Settings (General
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Table 6-2 Record Settings (Batch Ta
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Table 6-3 describes the options ava
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Table 6-4 Record Settings (Media Fi
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Configuring Decks Deck Configuratio
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6. Click OK to close the Channel di
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The system checks the deck configur
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Table 6-5 Deck Settings Options (Co
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Table 6-6 explains the Deck Prefere
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Opening the Record Tool To open the
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n These options vary depending on y
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n If you are not seeing the source
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t t Activate a previously created b
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To target separate drives for audio
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2. Double-click Record. The Record
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Recording Across Timecode Breaks Fo
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• Audio media files written when
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Table 6-7 Adjustable Audio Project
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To open the Audio tool, do one of t
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Resizing the Audio Tool To resize t
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n Line levels record very loud when
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Reset Peak button 2. Click the Rese
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of storage locations so you store y
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This sets your chosen video and aud
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CHAPTER 7 Recording When you record
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Adding Clip Names and Comments On-t
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Recording from One Point to Another
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that you type does not appear on th
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To record on-the-fly: 1. Click the
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Autorecording Autorecording can sav
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7. Deselect Fast Cue, and set the p
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New Tape Name button List of tapes
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To record with time-of-day timecode
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Recording to the Timeline You can r
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For example, if you want to record
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Batch Recording Clips To batch reco
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n To t t t Click “Skip this clip
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Saving Two Versions of a Sequence W
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Controlling Decks from the Keyboard
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Returning to the Previous Place in
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• For graphics file and OMFI (Ope
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3. Select the appropriate options a
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Table 8-1 Import Settings Options (
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n For more information about the fi
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n For a complete description of all
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Using Open Media Management (OMM) n
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3. In the Preferred Asset Manager t
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Reimporting Files c If you are work
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that were not found. See “Startin
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If you select more than one clip di
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• If you want to center the pan b
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The bin displays objects according
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Script View In Script view, the sys
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There are several ways to customize
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n To view a complete list of the bi
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Moving Clips and Sequences You can
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4. (Option) Delete the associated m
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The color appears in the Color colu
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Sifting Clips and Sequences When yo
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Selecting Media Relatives for an Ob
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Text View button Arranging Bin Colu
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Showing and Hiding Columns You can
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3. The dialog box contains column n
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Changing a Custom Column Heading Yo
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To modify the clip data directly: 1
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6. Click OK. The modification takes
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To perform a multilevel sort: t Rea
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The bin color changes, based on you
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Arranging Frames in a Bin To realig
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This text does not appear in sequen
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Preparing Digital Bars and Tone You
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Creating Leader You can use digital
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CHAPTER 10 Managing Media Files Whe
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delete, and manipulate files, you h
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Precompute clip Media file Master C
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6. Select the media files that you
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Consolidating a Master Clip Origina
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Using the Consolidate Command c Do
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Bins also contain references to som
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Related media file If more than one
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n To t t t Select “Relink offline
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n Because subclips and sequences do
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About TransferManager When editing
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Changing the Pop-up Monitor Size Yo
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Tracking Information menu Tracking
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Displaying Clip Information The Inf
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Close button Timecode pop-up menu T
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Setting the Font and Point Size for
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To load a sequence into the Source/
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Page 389 and 390: Deleting Tracks To delete a track:
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Page 399: Extracting Material The Extract fun
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Table 14-1 Key Key Functions in Sli
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Adding Black While Trimming You can
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To trim with sync-locked tracks: 1.
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CHAPTER 15 Working with Audio You e
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Accessing Audio Effect Tools You ca
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audio to help you accurately mark e
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Performing Smooth Audio Scrub You p
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Digital scrub example This entire s
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When you have found the correct fra
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Waveform sample plot n Press Ctrl+p
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• Adjust the volume, pan, or both
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n The n The t t To adjust levels fr
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Values are cumulative until you pre
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To gang and adjust multiple tracks:
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emap a track to any channel by clic
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Limitations on Adjusting Volume If
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For example, assume that you have c
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The following illustration shows th
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n To snap to the decibel lines, pre
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clip that contains a rendered audio
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The options in the Fast menu appear
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the corresponding keyframes and sav
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To use the Fast Forward and Rewind
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• Audio Loop Play button: Allows
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within the marks, either in part or
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t t t Values are cumulative until y
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Before Set EQ In/Out After Set EQ I
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Removing Audio EQ Effects To remove
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Use the EQ Range slider to move the
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The following illustration shows th
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n The NewsCutter XP system does not
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When you purchase additional plug-i
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3. Choose a plug-in from the Plug-i
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AudioSuite Plug-in Fast Menu The Fa
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Activate Current Plug-in button Tra
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system automatically disables track
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4. (Option) Change the preview sour
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n The NewsCutter XP system does not
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Creating the Voice-Over To capture
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B-roll footage Interview footage Yo
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Fine-Tuning Audio Transitions When
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4. Choose Dissolve from the Add pop
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To apply a dip in audio: 1. Play ba
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7. Click OK. The audio is mixed dow
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CHAPTER 16 Syncing Methods NewsCutt
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3. Select an option, based on the f
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• In Trim mode, you can sync lock
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Using Sync Lock The sync lock featu
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Move the black segment by using Ext
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Using Add Edit When Trimming When y
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• Calibrate and adjust audio outp
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3. Choose from the Sample Rate menu
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c You should leave this output leve
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Preparing Record Tapes The two basi
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Assemble-edit option 3. Select “A
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• Cueing a record deck from the D
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3. Select the options that you want
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6. Select Remote in the deck contro
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Using EDL Manager EDL Manager is a
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• Using OMM to Export Clips • C
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preserve the multiple-track informa
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c Before using the review comments
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To open a Review & Approval file by
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n Make sure the Record Track Monito
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2. Select a clip or sequence in one
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sure Use Enabled Tracks is selected
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When NewsCutter XP exports to Media
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ProEncode creates a QuickTime refer
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n You can also access AvidLinks by
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4. Choose one of the following opti
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To export in DV Stream format: 1. S
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Table 18-2 Export Settings Dialog B
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Exporting a Clip with OMM and the D
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7. Type a name in the Setting Name
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c with OMFI, you can transfer among
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8. (Option) Change the file name. I
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Exporting AAF Compositions Only New
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The file is exported and appears at
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9. Click Save. The file is exported
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n For more information, see “Prep
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10. Click Save. c The file is expor
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Table 18-6 Export Settings Dialog B
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Table 18-7 QuickTime Movie Export O
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To access the QuickTime codecs: 1.
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Apple ® Photo-JPEG Avid ABVB NuVis
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Table 18-8 Format Options Suboption
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Exporting as an AVI File To export
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8. Select the compressor you want,
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c c The file is exported and appear
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Table 18-9 AVI Settings Options (Co
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Table 18-10 AVI Video Compression D
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7. Click Settings in the Video pane
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t To export the entire clip or sequ
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15. Select the destination folder f
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9. Click Save to save the current s
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Graphic Format pop-up menu Format O
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Table 18-12 Export Settings Dialog
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Table 18-13 Graphic Format Settings
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Table 18-13 Graphic Format Settings
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n For t To export the entire clip o
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n Use Enabled Tracks is selected by
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Table 18-14 Transfer Device Devices
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5. With the system at the new locat
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Transferring Media to and from a Vi
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The dialog box closes and returns y
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CHAPTER 19 Using the NRCS Tool The
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n The NRCS Settings dialog box also
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c Contact your system administrator
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Understanding the NRCS Tool The fol
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3. Choose Make Shortcut. The NRCS t
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Editing Story Text You can perform
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t Right-click the text, and choose
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Deleting a Production Cue If you wa
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Story panel Mark IN/OUT button Read
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Time Pad cue n You must be in Edit
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n Do not use the NRCS tool mail as
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To disconnect from the iNEWS server
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Digidesign D-fx The set of D-fx pl
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Threshold Sets the threshold level.
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Gain Gain allows you to boost or lo
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Crossfade The Crossfade slider allo
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Reference Pitch The Reference Pitch
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Bypass Bypasses the EQ. The 4-Band
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Compressor Parameters The Compresso
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to see how the shape of this curve
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Release Allows you to control how l
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allows more of the gated audio that
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Hold Allows you to specify a durati
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Wet/Dry Allows you to control the b
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Graphics (Image) Files NewsCutter X
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• XWindows: Developed by the MIT
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Table B-1 Graphics File Import Spec
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Table B-1 Graphics File Import Spec
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OMFI Files OMF Interchange (OMFI) w
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f 1 f 2 Dashed lines = field 1 Soli
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APPENDIX C Avid Log Specifications
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The following is a sample heading f
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Table C-3 TAPE [Tab] Avid Log Glob
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Table C-4 Avid Log Column Headings
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Table C-5 Avid Log Data Headings (C
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Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
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Audio Mixdown command (Special menu
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Bin views customizing 276 types of
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Command palette activating commands
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Edits adding (match-framing) 437 ba
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Frequencies (audio), adjusting 495
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printing 377 sorting locators 375 u
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Message-of-the-Day options 672 open
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QuickTime movies export options 618
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loading in Source/Record monitor 34
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Targa file format additional Export
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Video compression defined 208 Video
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