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Phantom Camera Control Application - Help 103

Jump Field

The Jump fields can be used to quick search through the cine file. Use the:

# (Image) Entry Field

The image number entry field is used to enter an image number, in the cine file, to jump to.

R Button

The 'R' or rewind button is used to rewind the cine file. If the Limit to Range mode is:

· Selected, the cine file rewinds to the Mark-In point specified by the end-user during the

edit cine process.

· Not selected, the cine file rewinds back to the first image of the full cine file.

Trig Button

The Trig, (trigger), button, when selected, instructs the software to jump to the recorded

image when the trigger signal was detected by the camera, the T

frame, if available.

Cine Editor Bar

Many recorded cine files contain a lot of unnecessary information both before and after the actual

motion of interest. The cine editor bar is used to edit unnecessary images from the beginning and

the end of the recorded cine file prior to saving the cine file. Editing the cine file will create smaller

files, reduced to save times, and make reviewing the cine file more interesting.

The blue portion of the line, in the cine editor bar, represents the edited cine file. The number

displayed at the left end of the cine editor bar refers to the first image in the entire cine sequence.

The number at the right end of the bar refers to the last image in the entire cine sequence. The

number just above the editor bar, in the center of the bar, indicates the number of the image

presently being displayed in the playback panel.

The numbers below the editor bar indicate the first and last image numbers of the edited cine file,

respectively.

Zero represents the first image after the moment of trigger was detected by the camera

regardless of what sample rate or resolution settings were set to in the Live Control Panel.

Negative numbers represent pre-trigger frames and positive numbers represent post trigger

frames.

Mark-In/Mark Out Buttons

The Mark-In button, when selected, defines the new starting point of the selected cine file,

while the Mark-Out button defines the new end point of the selected cine file.