User manual GRASS VALLEY EDIUS VERSION 5.1

[. . . ] EDIUS Editing for the Digital Generation User Reference Guide SOFTWARE VERSION 5. 1 April 11, 2009 Affiliate with the N. V. KEMA in The Netherlands CERTIFICATE Certificate Number: 510040. 001 The Quality System of: Grass Valley, Inc. 400 Providence Mine Road Nevada City, CA 95945 United States 15655 SW Greystone Ct. Beaverton, OR 97006 United States 10 Presidential Way rd 3 Floor, Suite 300 Woburn, MA 01801 United States Rennes, France Rue du Clos Courtel Cesson-Sevigne, Cedex France 2300 South Decker Lake Blvd. Salt Lake City, UT 84119 United States Nederland B. V. [. . . ] Video Layout Dialog Many of the controls and functions in the Video Layout dialog accomplish the same tasks, but, in a different manner. Some work in conjunction with others and not all need to be used in order to modify the video layout. 378 EDIUS -- User Reference Guide Timeline Clip Operations Clip Preview Window Displays the clip video. Drag one of the eight (8) crop range points on the perimeter to change the display range. Timeline Preview Window Shows the Timeline display. Drag one of the eight (8) crop range points on the perimeter to change the display position or the aspect ratio. These actions are also reflected in the Recorder. Source Crop Using the source crop settings, the area to be cropped is defined based on the original clip parameters. Left Based on the original clip width, designate the percentage of the area on the left of the clip to be cropped and not displayed. Top Based on the original clip height, designate the percentage of the area on the top of the clip to be cropped and not displayed. Right Based on the original clip width, designate the percentage of the area on the right of the clip to be cropped and not displayed. Bottom Based on the original clip height, designate the percentage of the area on the bottom of the clip to be cropped and not displayed. Note After entering crop percentages, the number of pixels to be cropped from each side of the clip is calculated and displayed. Anchor Designates the X, Y position of the display in the Timeline Preview window. The "Anchor Position" is the starting point for Source Crop operations explained above. Position - Area Selection From the drop-down list select the desired display area as indicated in Figure 416: · · · Underscan Area Overscan Area Title Safe Area EDIUS -- User Reference Guide 379 Section 5 -- Timeline Operations Figure 416. Display Area Selection Position - Control Button The nine (9) position control buttons specify fixed anchor positions within the specified area selection. The button positions are Upper Left, Upper Center, Upper Right, Center Left, Center, Center Right, Lower Left, Lower Center and Lower Right. Note Only one position is active. Selecting another position changes the active position to the new selection. If the "Center" position is selected, display remains centered even when the Source Crop or Stretch settings are modified. If a different position control is selected, the position may also be modified with X and Y percentage values based on clip width and height. Stretch Stretch controls allow for quick adjustment of aspect ratio. Preserve Frame Aspect If this option is selected, when one dimension is changed, the other is automatically adjusted to preserve the current aspect ratio. If this option is not selected, both dimensions may be changed independently. Ignore Pixel Aspect If this option is selected, pixel magnification mapping is allowed without regard for the native pixel aspect ratio. Fit Full Image Clicking this button sets the maximum image size so that the full image fill both the width and height of the screen. Shortcut key: [F] 380 EDIUS -- User Reference Guide Timeline Clip Operations Fit Image Width Clicking this button sets the image size to fill the full width of the screen. Shortcut key: [W] Fit Image Height Clicking this button sets the image size to fill the full height of the screen. Shortcut key: [H] Fill Color Sets the color and transparency ratio of the area of the screen that is not filled with the video. Figure 417 shows an example of a red fill color set to 50% transparency. To change the fill color, click the color sample box. Figure 417. Layout Fill Color and Transparency Preset Click the Preset button to select a saved preset from the drop-down list. In addition to user-created presets, standard presets are: · · · · Default Fit Height Fit Width Original Size EDIUS -- User Reference Guide 381 Section 5 -- Timeline Operations Save Click the Save button to save the current settings as a preset. Once saved, it will appear in the drop-down list of the Preset button. Delete Presets may be deleted from the Preset list by selecting the preset and then clicking the Delete button. Note Standard presets may not be deleted. Save as Default The current settings may be saved as the new default settings by clicking the Save as Default button. The current settings will be saved to the Default preset. Note The original Default preset saves the entire image at maximum size and the aspect ration of the original preserved. Show KeyFrame Expand Click the [ ] button next to the Show KeyFrame Expand label to expand the Video Layout dialog and show the KeyFrame Area illustrated in Figure 418. 382 EDIUS -- User Reference Guide Timeline Clip Operations Figure 418. Video Layout KeyFrame Expand EDIUS -- User Reference Guide 383 Section 5 -- Timeline Operations Keyframe Settings Key frames can be designated on the Keyframe Timeline for any of the parameters listed in the Video Layout column at the left of the Keyframe area. These parameters are: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Source Crop Left Source Crop Top Source Crop Right Source Crop Bottom Anchor x Anchor y Position x Position y Stretch x Stretch y Fill color Y Fill color U Fill color V Fill color alpha Enable KeyFrame To define key frames, click the "Enable KeyFrame" checkbox to enable the KeyFrame operation buttons illustrated in Figure 419. Figure 419. [. . . ] Generic OHCI HD 50Hz Output Format 1440x1080 50i 48kHz 2ch 1440x1080 25p over 50i 960x720 50p 960x720 25p over 50p 960x720 50p over 60p 960x720 25p over 60p DVCPRO HD Video Device DVCPRO HD DVCPRO HD, AVC-Intra50 766 EDIUS -- User Reference Guide Output Devices Generic OHCI HD 24Hz Table 10. Generic OHCI HD 24Hz Output Format 1920x1080 24p 1920x1080 23. 98p 1440x1080 24p 1440x1080 23. 98p 1280x720 23. 98p 1280x1080 23. 98p over 59. 94i 1280x1080 23. 98pA over 59. 94i 960x1080 23. 98p over 59. 94p 960x1080 24p over 60p DVCPRO HD Video Device HDCAM-SR AVC-Intra 100, HDCAM-SR HDCAM-SR HDV (Sony, Canon) HDV (JVC) Generic OHCI SD NTSC Table 11. Generic OHCI SD NTSC Output Format 720x486 59. 94i 4:3 720x486 59. 94i 16:9 720x480 59. 94i 4:3 (DVD) 720x480 59. 94i 16:9 (DVD) 720x480 59. 94i 4:3 48kHz 4ch 720x480 59. 94i 16:9 48kHz 4ch 720x480 59. 94i 4:3 48kHz 2ch 720x480 59. 94i 4:3 44. 1kHz 720x480 59. 94i 4:3 32kHz 2ch 720x480 59. 94i 4:3 32kHz 4ch 720x480 59. 94i 16:9 48kHz 2ch 720x480 59. 94i 16:9 44. 1kHz 720x480 59. 94i 16:9 32kHz 2ch 720x480 59. 94i 16:9 32kHz 4ch 720x480 29. 97p over 59. 94i 4:3 720x480 29. 97p over 59. 94i 16:9 720x480 59. 94p 16:9 HDV (JVC) DV, DVCAM D1 DVD DVCPRO50 Video Device EDIUS -- User Reference Guide 767 Appendix C -- Input/Output Formats Generic OHCI SD PAL Table 12. Generic OHCI SD PAL Output Format 720x576 50i 4:3 720x576 50i 16:9 720x576 50i 4:3 48kHz 4ch 720x576 50i 16:9 48kHz 4ch 720x576 50i 4:3 48kHz 2ch 720x576 50i 4:3 44. 1kHz 720x576 50i 4:3 32kHz 2ch 720x576 50i 4:3 32kHz 4ch 720x576 50i 16:9 48kHz 2ch 720x576 50i 16:9 44. 1kHz 720x576 50i 16:9 32kHz 2ch 720x576 50i 16:9 32kHz 4ch 720x576 25p over 50i 4:3 720x576 25p over 50i 16:9 720x576 50p 4:3 720x576 50p 16:9 720x576 25p 16:9 HDV (JVC) DV, DVCAM Video Device D1, DVD DVCPRO50 Generic OHCI SD 24Hz Table 13. [. . . ]