User's Manual Instruction Manual
Table Of Contents
- Copyright
- Disclaimer
- Improvement Requests
- Regional Contacts
- Part 1: General Workspace
- Part 2: Logging
- Part 3: Browsing
- Part 4: Ingest
- Part 5: Playout – Control Panel
- Part 6: Playout – Playlist Panel
- Part 7: Editing
- Part 8: Editing
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Browser
- 3. Player
- 3.1 OVERVIEW OF THE PLAYER PANE
- 3.2 ASSIGNING PLAYER CHANNELS TO IPEDIT
- 3.3 VIDEO DISPLAY
- 3.4 DISPLAY ON THE TIMELINE ENGINE
- 3.5 LOADED MEDIA INFORMATION
- 3.6 TRANSPORT & CREATION FUNCTIONS
- 3.7 TIMELINE EDITING BUTTONS
- 3.8 PLAYER TRACK SELECTION
- 3.9 AUDIO MONITORING
- 3.10 LOADING MEDIA ONTO THE PLAYER
- 4. Timeline
- 4.1 OVERVIEW OF THE TIMELINE ELEMENTS
- 4.1.1 Timeline Name and IDs
- 4.1.2 Timeline Display
- 4.1.3 Edit Command Bar and General Editing Functions
- Overview
- Undo
- Redo
- Insert/Overwrite Global Mode
- Set Timeline Mark IN
- Set Timeline Mark OUT
- Mark Current Element Selection
- Clear Timeline Marks
- Delete Between Mark IN and Mark OUT
- Select Elements From (or to) Nowline
- Add Edit at Nowline Position
- Extend
- Extend Slow/Fast
- Match Frame in Player
- Clear Mark IN
- Clear Mark OUT
- 4.1.4 Transition Effects Bar
- Locator Icons
- 4.1.6 Transport Command Bar and Transport-Related Functions
- 4.1.7 Timecode and Duration Fields
- 4.1.8 Timeline Track Selection Buttons
- 4.1.9 Locator/GPI Selection Buttons
- 4.1.10 Scale Bar and Move Bar
- 4.1.11 Audio Volume Automation, Swap & Mute Buttons
- 4.2 TIMELINE MANAGEMENT
- 4.3 TIMELINE EDITING
- 4.4 MARKING AND SELECTING TECHNIQUES
- 4.5 PLACING MEDIA IN THE TIMELINE
- 4.5.1 Applicable Principles
- 4.5.2 Editing Modes From the Player
- 4.5.3 Adding Media in Insert or Overwrite via the Keyboard, ShuttlePRO or Player Icons
- 4.5.4 Adding Media in Insert or Overwrite Using Drag-and-Drop Actions
- 4.5.5 Adding Media Using the Match Frame Replace
- 4.5.6 Changing the Camera Angle of Timeline Elements
- 4.5.7 Appending a Timeline to the Open Timeline
- 4.6 DELETING ELEMENTS FROM THE TIMELINE
- 4.7 MOVING ELEMENTS WITHIN THE TIMELINE
- 4.8 EXTENDING TIMELINE ELEMENTS
- 4.8.1 Introduction
- 4.8.2 Overview of the Extend Actions
- 4.8.3 Extending in Insert or Overwrite Mode
- 4.8.4 Extending OUT in Insert or Overwrite Mode
- 4.8.5 Extending In or OUT in Insert or Overwrite Mode
- 4.8.6 How to Extend IN or Extend IN Slow/Fast a Timeline Element
- 4.8.7 How to Extend OUT or Extend OUT Slow/Fast a Timeline Element
- 4.9 TRIMMING ELEMENTS IN THE TIMELINE
- 4.10 SLIPPING ELEMENTS IN THE TIMELINE
- 4.11 SLIDING ELEMENTS IN THE TIMELINE
- 4.12 TRANSITION EFFECTS
- 4.12.1 Introduction
- 4.12.2 Selection of Transitions and Tracks on Which to Apply the Effects
- 4.12.3 Effect Types
- 4.12.4 Effect Duration
- 4.12.5 Effect Positions
- 4.12.6 Add/ Modify Transition Effect Window
- 4.12.7 Transition Effect Settings
- 4.12.8 Adding Transition Effects
- 4.12.9 Modifying Transition Effects
- 4.12.10 Deleting Transition Effects
- 4.13 AUDIO SWAPS AND MUTES
- 4.13.1 Introduction to the Swap/Mute Function
- 4.13.2 Overview of the Ways to Define Swaps and Mutes
- 4.13.3 Automatic Swap Definition
- 4.13.4 Automatic Mute Definition
- 4.13.5 Manual Swap Definition in the General Display Mode
- 4.13.6 Manual Swap Definition in the Swap/Mute Zoom Mode
- 4.13.7 Swap/Mute Configuration Window
- 4.13.8 Adding Audio Swaps
- 4.13.9 Modifying Audio Swaps
- 4.13.10 Deleting Audio Swaps
- 4.14 ADJUSTING THE AUDIO VOLUME ON THE TIMELINE
- 4.14.1 Introduction
- 4.14.2 Accessing and Leaving the Volume Automation Mode
- 4.14.3 Overview of the Possible Actions
- 4.14.4 Audio Volume Automation Panel
- 4.14.5 How to Change the Graphic Volume Range
- 4.14.6 Preliminary Actions Before Any Increase or Decrease on the Volume Automation Curve
- 4.14.7 Increasing or Decreasing the Global Volume of a Track
- 4.14.8 Increasing or Decreasing the Volume on Part of a Track
- 4.14.9 Modifying the Volume On a Given Position of a Track
- 4.14.10 Resetting the Volume
- 4.15 CONSOLIDATING A PART OF A TIMELINE
- ‘Replace’ Versus ‘Create Clip From Timeline’
- 4.15.2 Process Overview
- 4.15.3 Assigning a Recorder Channel to IPEdit
- 4.15.4 Replace Settings
- 4.15.5 How To Render Part of a Timeline Using the Replace Function
- How To Consolidate a Part of a Timeline Using the Clip Creation From Timeline Function
- 4.15.7 How To Cancel a Consolidation Process
- USING LOCATORS IN IPEDIT
- 4.17 USING GPIS IN IPEDIT
- 4.18 USING MACRO COMMANDS IN IPEDIT
- 4.19 IPEDIT SETTINGS
- 4.1 OVERVIEW OF THE TIMELINE ELEMENTS
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4.9 TRIMMING ELEMENTS IN THE TIMELINE
4.9.1 INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
The Trim function consists of adjusting the IN or OUT point of a timeline element.
This function is used to fine-tune transitions between two elements after you have
performed the first rough cuts.
The Trim function will shorten or lengthen the element that is in trim mode. The
length of the following or previous element will be impacted in Overwrite mode.
The elements can be trimmed up to the limits of the media still available before
the IN point and after the OUT point of the timeline element:
• If a record train including the timeline element is still available, the material
from the record train is made available.
• If a clip including the timeline element is available, the trim can be performed
up to the Protect IN or Protect OUT of the clip.
EXAMPLE
In the example below, the trim mode is applied to the OUT point of a timeline
element and to the IN point of the following element (trim left and right). This is
the only case where the Insert/Overwrite mode does not have an impact on the
result.
In this case, the following actions are performed:
• The OUT point of the first element is rolled to the right and the element is
extended.
• The IN point of the following element is rolled to the right and the element is
trimmed.