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Blackmagic ATEM Manual - Concept Music Art

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63<br />

Operating Your <strong>ATEM</strong> Switcher<br />

Software control panel stinger parameters<br />

Source<br />

Pre Multiplied Key<br />

Clip<br />

Gain<br />

Invert Key<br />

Clip Duration<br />

Trigger Point<br />

Mix Rate<br />

Pre Roll<br />

The media player which will be used to play the clip for the animated transition.<br />

Identifies the key signal of the media player clip as a pre-multiplied key.<br />

The clip level adjusts the threshold at which the key cuts its hole into the clip that<br />

is playing back through the media player. Decreasing the clip level reveals more<br />

of the background. If the background video is completely black then the clip<br />

value is too low.<br />

The gain adjustment electronically modifies the angle between on and off<br />

thereby softening the edges of the key in the clip that is playing back on the<br />

media player. Adjust the gain value until the edge softness is desirable but the<br />

background video luminance (brightness) is not affected.<br />

Inverts the key.<br />

Clip duration refers to the length of the animation. The duration should normally<br />

match the length of the animation. It can also be used to trim out the end of the<br />

clip.<br />

Trigger point is the time at which the switcher will start the background mix<br />

transition, which will occur under the animation. Usually, this is the point when the<br />

animation is full screen.<br />

The mix rate specifies the duration of the mix that will occur between preview<br />

and program under the animation. To specify a cut instead of a mix simply set the<br />

rate to 1 frame.<br />

Pre roll is a trim in that can be used to trim the beginning of the clip. The<br />

maximum preroll time is 3:00 seconds.

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