CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

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makes the earlier time the start time for the Interval marker
occurrence.
• If playing – Click once to mark the start of the interval. The start
time appears at the current time and the interval expands. Click a
second time to mark the end of the interval. The end also appears
at the current time. The user may keep the pointer over the
Activity window while watching the video, then click to mark the
start time and click again to mark the end time of each occurrence.
• For Scalar (S) markers – Click in the Scalar window only, as follows, otherwise
CinePlex Editor ignores the click.
• If paused – Click-To-Add mode activates; see “Understanding
Click-To-Add Mode” on page 178. Click to insert a Scalar
marker occurrence with a value (see Note that follows) that
corresponds to the location clicked in the Scalar window, at the
time of the current video frame. With this feature, the user may
enter a new Scalar occurrence on every nth frame and then use
the Interpolate Missing Occurrences feature to fill in the skipped
values; see “Interpolate Missing Occurrences” on page 262.
Note:
The user must have the Scalar window configured correctly
for the desired range of the Scalar value; see “Scalar
Right-click Menu” on page 232.
• If playing – Click to insert an occurrence at the current time with a
value that corresponds to the location clicked in the Scalar
window. The animation does not pause.
• For Coordinate (C) markers – Click in the Video window only, as follows,
otherwise CinePlex Editor ignores the click.
• If paused – Click-To-Add mode activates; see “Understanding
Click-To-Add Mode” on page 178. Click in the Video window
to enter a Coordinate marker occurrence with a value that
corresponds to the location clicked in the Video window, at the
time of the current video frame. With this feature, the user may
enter a new Coordinate occurrence on every nth frame and then
use the interpolate missing occurrences feature to fill in the
skipped values; see “Interpolate Missing Occurrences” on
page 262.
Note:
• If playing – Click to insert an occurrence at the current time with a
value that corresponds to the location clicked in the Video window.
The animation does not pause.
The left-click method works for Level Interval and Zone Interval markers.
However, in general the user should automatically generate
these marker types by using the Levels Editor and Zones Editor
dialog boxes. See “Using the Levels Editor” on page 185 and
“Using the Zones Editor” on page 188.
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