Product specifications

User Interface

Right-Click Menus

The following right-click menus are available in the AirSpeed 5000 Remote Console.

Right-Click Menu Description

Right-clicking on a clip in the Inventory pane displays a menu, allowing

you to:

• Toggle Delete Protect - Protects this clip file from being deleted.

See “Protecting or Unprotecting Clips from Deletion” on page 70.

• Transfer to Shared Storage - Transfers this clip to storage and checks it

into Interplay. This option is only available in an Interplay Production

environment.

See “Transferring Clips to Shared Storage” on page 71.

• Create Subclip - Creates a subclip in a new row in the Inventory panel.

The subclip is based on the media in the master clip. You can then set

Mark Ins and Mark Outs based on the master clip.

See “Creating Subclips” on page 65.

• Create Proxy - (Only available if connected to an AirSpeed 5000 server

with an H.264 Proxy Encode license activated, and existing Proxy

media available) Creates a proxy of the clip. As the proxy is created,

the status appears in the Proxy Status column of the Inventory panel.

See “Viewing Proxy Clips” on page 67.

• View Proxy - (Only available if connected to an AirSpeed 5000 server

with existing Proxy media available) Selecting this option, opens the

Proxy Viewer to view a proxy of the clip. You can then set Mark INs

and Mark OUTs based on the master clip. In addition, you can create a

subclip based on the media in the master clip in a new row in the

Inventory panel.

If this option is grayed out, it might be because the user/password

on the Remote Console client either does not exist, or does not

match the user/password that is on the AirSpeed 5000 server.

See “Viewing Proxy Clips” on page 67.

• Clip Properties - (Only available if connected to an AirSpeed 5000

server) Selecting this option displays the Clip Properties panel,

allowing you to view and modify some clip properties, including the

ability to modify Looping behavior.

See “Viewing Clip Properties and Modifying Clip Behavior” on

page 60.