User guide

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CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide
As soon as you confirm your settings with the OK button, they will be
in effect. The in- and outputs of the system (except the SD outputs) will
change their format respectively. Depending on the selected video for-
mat for SDI the video overlay of the Edit Tool may change its aspect ra-
tio (16:9, 4:3, et al.). In the Configuration Tool (see “CLIPSTER
Configurations” user guide) you can configure the SD outputs as well
as set an output raster that the DVS software should use as the default
raster after starting a new project.
How to Configure the Audio Output
The timeline area contains several audio tracks where you can add au-
dio clips in the desired sequence and set fade-ins and -outs. To output
audio via the digital audio outputs of the DVS system you have to con-
figure the audio output accordingly.
In the areas preceding the audio tracks you can find the audio routing
button R:
Rasters for film not included in the SDI standard (i.e. 2K with
20 Hz or more) are output via the analog and DVI outputs only.
In the ’Timeline output settings’ window you have further
configuration possibilities at hand via the Options area at the
bottom of the window. There you can configure the following:
– The video and audio track sizes as well as the number of
tracks (see section “Changing the Layout of the Timeline
Area” on page 6-6).
– The analog audio outputs to monitor audio during your
editing work (see section “Further Audio Configurations”
on page 6-17).
– Burn-in information that should be displayed at the out-
put(s) (see section “Burn-in Information at the Output(s)”
on page 6-25).
– A 3D LUT file to be used for the timeline (optionally avail-
able, see section “Loading and Applying a 3D LUT File” on
page 6-18).
– A cropping for the whole timeline (see section “Cropping
the Timeline” on page 6-21).
The rest of the available items in this window, i.e. the items of
the areas Name and Format, are described in more detail in
the “CLIPSTER Configurations” user guide.
The number of audio tracks displayed in the Edit Tool can be
set to your liking (see section “Video and Audio Track Proper-
ties” on page 6-7).