CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

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This illustration show the currently selected marker occurrence with a > in the
leftmost column. The shortcut menu (see “Marker Occurrences Window” on
page 229) provides several operations that can be performed on marker occurrences.
One may use other shortcut menu entries to select and copy text with
marker occurrence information onto the Windows clipboard, and paste into other
applications. In the Marker Occurrences window, the columns change according
to the selected marker type as follows:
Table 5-2 Column Displays for Various Marker Types
Marker Type
Time Only, Frame
Interval, Level Interval,
Zone Interval
Scalar
Coordinates
Columns
Time
Start time, end time
Time and value
Time, X, and Y
Note:
Marker Occurrences are identified by time, so no two marker occurrences can
have the same time. Attempting to add a new marker occurrence with the same
timestamp as an existing marker occurrence causes CinePlex Editor to replace
the existing marker occurrence with the new one, which deletes the old data
values by overwriting them. Likewise, if an existing marker occurrence is edited
by changing its timestamp to be the same as another existing marker occurrence,
CinePlex Editor replaces the existing marker occurrence.
Also, when Scalar markers appear in the Marker Occurrences window, one can
control the display format of the data values associated with each marker occurrence.
One can use the shortcut menu items to display data values in decimal (the
default), hexadecimal, or as Plexon VideoTracker bit fields, where the information
appears as comma separated items as follows:
Bit15, Bit14, Bits 10 through 13, Bits 0 through 9
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