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3. If needed, use the Look in drop-down list to browse to the desired bin.
4. Select a clip in the Load Clip dialog, then click OK.
The clip is loaded in the player.
Related Topics
Using cue points for playback on page 82
Playing a clip on page 81
Playing a clip
Once a clip is loaded in the Player application, you can play the clip or search for a specic frame
of video using the transport controls. Use the following links to nd information on playing clips.
Related Topics
Using on-screen transport controls on page 53
Keyboard Shortcuts on page 211
GPI and other congurations on page 179
Scheduling a clip to play
This feature is part of the licensable AppCenter Pro option.
You can schedule a clip to start playing at a specied time. Scheduled Start Time uses Time of Day
driven by the system clock or LTC.
1. Select Control | Schedule Start Time.
Trigger At entry box appears.
2. Enter the time when you want the recording to start and click OK.
The time of day, trigger time, and a countdown are displayed.
Related Topics
Scheduling a recording on page 63
To record a clip on page 63
Selecting loop play
Loop play allows the clip to play in a continuous loop until Stop is pressed. The Time Dome is used
to enable/disable loop play.
• Click the Time Dome button , then choose Loop Mode in the pop-up menu.
Jumping to a specific timecode
The Goto dialog box allows the player application to jump to the specic clip timecode that you
enter. You can enter an absolute timecode value based on recorded timecode, or a relative timecode
value, that is, cue the video to a point +/- some value relative the current frame. If you don’t know
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Playing and editing clips
- K2 AppCenter 1
- Contents 10
- About this document 13
- For more information 13
- K2 Release Notes 14
- Quick Start Guides 14
- K2 Storage Cabling Guide 15
- K2 Documentation Set 15
- On-line Help Systems 15
- K2 FCP Connect documentation 16
- Grass Valley Website 16
- Dell Server Documentation 16
- Product description 19
- Product Description 20
- K2 Summit system features 21
- K2 Solo 3G system features 22
- K2 Solo system features 23
- Licensing 27
- Getting Started 29
- Starting AppCenter 30
- Logging on to AppCenter 31
- Configuring a channel suite 31
- Locking AppCenter 32
- Shutting down AppCenter 32
- About system messages 33
- AppCenter startup errors 34
- Status bar 35
- Status pane 36
- Exporting log files 38
- Configuration Manager 39
- K2Config 42
- About SiteConfig 43
- Using AppCenter 45
- About AppCenter 46
- Tools in AppCenter 49
- Channels overview 51
- Channel applications overview 52
- Using remote protocols 53
- Recording Clips 55
- About recording clips 56
- About continuous record mode 56
- To record a clip 63
- Using continuous record 65
- Changing the timecode source 67
- Selecting widescreen mode 68
- Changing the current bin 69
- Renaming a clip 70
- Viewing clip properties 70
- Locating a clip 71
- Playing and editing clips 73
- About playing clips 74
- Loading media for playout 80
- Playing a clip 81
- Scheduling a clip to play 81
- Selecting loop play 81
- Using cue points for playback 82
- About using cue points 83
- Viewing the cue list 83
- Adding a cue point 83
- Editing a clip 84
- Adjusting clip audio level 86
- Creating Subclips 88
- About Auto Subclip mode 89
- Creating subclips in Cue view 89
- Viewing clip options 90
- Working with programs 95
- Related Topics 96
- Selecting monitor information 100
- Creating a simple playlist 100
- Inserting media in a playlist 101
- Working with playlists 102
- Playing a list 103
- Ejecting a playlist 104
- Editing event marks 104
- Moving events 105
- Removing events 105
- Copying events 105
- Renaming events 105
- Managing sections in a list 106
- Moving and copying sections 107
- Renaming sections 107
- Adding play effects 108
- About transition effects 109
- Managing playlists 112
- Renaming a playlist 113
- Locking a playlist 113
- Setting the playlist timecode 113
- Saving a list as a program 114
- Managing clip media 117
- Guide to using the Clips pane 118
- Terms used in the Clips pane 120
- About the Clips menu 121
- About the asset context menu 122
- Modifying the asset list view 123
- Working with bins 125
- Creating a new bin 126
- Deleting a bin 126
- Working with assets 127
- Selecting multiple assets 128
- Copying an asset 129
- Deleting an asset 130
- Understanding field dominance 132
- Locking an asset 132
- Working with the Recycled Bin 133
- Locating assets 134
- Using Advanced Search 136
- Finding linked assets 136
- Working with asset metadata 137
- Clearing metadata 138
- Viewing asset properties 139
- Viewing playlist properties 140
- Viewing program properties 140
- Viewing bin properties 141
- Viewing volume properties 141
- Importing and exporting media 143
- Importing and exporting files 144
- Adding a remote host 145
- To import a file 148
- About exporting files 149
- To export to a file 150
- Importing streaming media 153
- Exporting streaming media 153
- Starting the Transfer Monitor 154
- Using Channel Suites 157
- Using channel suites 158
- Taking over a channel 160
- Audio/Video Configuration 163
- Using Configuration Manager 164
- About video scaling settings 164
- Applying AFD settings 165
- Audio/Video Conguration 166
- About tri-level sync 168
- AES/EBU audio settings 171
- Embedded audio settings 171
- Adjusting play speed options 175
- Configuring timecode settings 176
- Enable proxy files 177
- Enable live streaming 177
- GPI and other configurations 179
- Configuring GPI triggers 180
- GPI triggers 180
- GPI and other congurations 181
- GPI Output 182
- Chapter 12 185
- Channel Ganging 186
- DescriptionFeature 187
- Using channel ganging 188
- Track Mapping 189
- About track mapping 190
- If language groups are used 191
- Configuring track mapping 193
- Using track mapping 194
- ChannelFlex Suite 197
- Super Slo-Mo 200
- Super Slo-Mo camera formats 201
- Multi-Cam 202
- About Multi-Cam 203
- Configuring Multi-Cam 204
- 3D/Video + Key 205
- Configuring 3D/Video + Key 206
- Key/Fill Playout 210
- Keyboard Shortcuts 211
- About keyboard operation 212
- Channel select controls 212
- Basic transport controls 213
- Off-speed play controls 213
- Shuttle speed controls 213
- Stop-Mode transport controls 214
- Mark-Point and Cue controls 214
- Miscellaneous controls 215
- List controls 215
- Playlist controls 215
- Remote control protocols 217
- AMP Two-Head Player Model 218
- AMP channel designations 219
- AMP internationalization 219
- VDCP two-head player model 219
- VDCP internationalization 220
- Harris settings 221
- Security and protocol control 222
- Specifications 223
- AC power specification 224
- Environmental specifications 225
- Mechanical specifications 226
- Electrical specifications 227
- Genlock Reference 228
- System Timing 228
- Specications 228
- AES/EBU Digital Audio 229
- LTC Input/Output 230
- VITC Input/Output 230
- Operational specifications 231
- Playout of multiple formats 234
- Internationalization 247
- Video network performance 250
- Protocols supported 260
- MIB specifications 263
- K2 client MIBs 264
- K2 Media Server MIBs 265
- Connector pinouts 269
- AES Audio 270
- LTC connectors pinouts 272
- GPI I/O connector pinouts 273
- Trademarks and Agreements 275
- Trademarks 276
- JPEG acknowledgment 276
- Glossary 277
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