EDIUS Pro 8 Topic Library EDIT ANYTHING

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EDIT ANYTHING
EDIUS Pro 8 Topic Library
F2541509072
September 2015
www.grassvalley.com Version 8.1
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Contents
Contents
Notice to Reader 2
Manual Explanation 2
DANGER 3
Health Precautions 3
Copyright 3
Chapter 1 EDIUS
EDIUS 24
EDIUS Pro 8 24
Minimal structure 25
Minimum System Requirements 25
OS 25
CPU 25
Memory 25
Graphics Card 25
Hard Disk 26
Optical Drive 26
Sound Card 26
Network 26
Service and Support 26
Comparison Table for Functions of Each EDIUS 8 Product 27
Grass Valley HQX Codec 28
Screen Configuration 29
EDIUS Screen Configuration 29
Layout in Dual Monitor 29
Layout in Single Monitor 30
Preview Window 30
Dual Mode 30
Single Mode 31
Menu Bar 31
Player 32
Recorder 33
Timeline Window 34
Time Scale Settings/Track Header 35
Track Type 35
Bin Window 36
Source Browser Window 37
Palette Window 38
[Information] Palette 38
[Effect] Palette 38
[Marker] Palette 39
Entry of Values 41
Entering Values Using Keyboard and Mouse 41
Direct Input of Value 41
Offset Input 41
Setting with Arrow Keys 41
Entering with Mouse Wheel 41
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Chapter 2 Installation
Installation/Activation 43
Before Installation 43
Installing EDIUS 43
Activating the License 43
EDIUS ID 44
Creating EDIUS ID 44
EDIUS ID Web 45
Login 45
Logout 46
User Registration 46
User Registration 46
Uninstallation 47
Chapter 3 Startup/Project
Startup 49
How to Start up 49
[Start Project] Dialog Box 49
Initial Start-up 49
Exit 51
Exiting Project 51
Exiting EDIUS 51
Creating a Project 52
Creating a New Project 52
Project Preset 52
Project Template 52
Creating New Project Presets at Initial Start-up 52
Creating a New Project (Simple Settings) 53
Creating a New Project Using Project Preset/Project Template 53
Creating a New Project Using Existing Project as Template 53
[Project Settings] (Simple Settings) Dialog Box 54
Creating a New Project (Detailed Settings) 54
[Project Settings] (Detailed Settings) Dialog Box 55
Detailed Settings for Codec 56
Configuring Audio Channel Map 58
Creating Audio Channel Map Preset 58
Switching Audio Channel Map Presets 59
Deleting Audio Channel Map Preset 59
Importing Audio Channel Map Preset (Import) 59
Exporting Audio Channel Map Preset (Export) 59
Creating a New Project after Start-up 60
Changing the Project Setting 61
Changing the Project Setting (Simple Settings) 61
Changing the Project Setting (Detailed Settings) 61
Sequence Settings 62
[Sequence settings] Dialog Box 62
Project Preset/Project Template 63
Creating a Project Preset 63
[Project Preset] Screen 63
[Project Settings] Dialog Box (for creating new project presets) 63
Simple Creation of Project Presets 64
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Deleting Project Presets/Project Templates 64
Copying Project Presets 64
Changing Project Presets 65
Importing Project Presets (Import) 65
Exporting Project Presets (Export) 66
Saving a Project 67
Overwrite Saving 67
Saving in Another Name 67
Saving as Project Template 67
[Save As Template] Dialog Box 68
Auto Save/Backup 68
Importing/Exporting a Project 69
Restarting a Project (At Startup) 69
Restarting a Project (After Startup) 69
Importing Sequence (Sequence Import) 69
[Import Sequence] Dialog Box 70
Consolidating Project (Consolidate Project) 70
[Consolidate Project] Dialog Box 71
Deleting Clips Not Used in Project from Bin 71
Exporting AAF Files (AAF Export) 72
[Project Exporter (AAF)] Dialog Box 73
[AAF Export Detail Settings] Dialog Box 73
Exporting EDL Files (EDL Export) 74
Items to Be Exported 75
[EDL Exporter Detailed Settings] Dialog Box 75
Splitting Clips to Handle Separately 76
Importing AAF Files (AAF Import) 77
Importing EDL Files (EDL Import) 77
[EDL Importer Detailed Settings] Dialog Box 78
Importing Final Cut Pro XML Files (FCP XML Import) 79
Importing P2 PLAYLIST (P2 PLAYLIST Import) 79
Importing XDCAM Files (XDCAM Import) 80
Field Editing a Project 81
Checking Out Projects (Check-out) 81
[Check Out] Dialog Box 81
Editing at the Checkout Destination 81
Returning Checked Out Projects (Check-in) 82
[Check In] Dialog Box 82
Canceling Checkout 83
Restoring Offline Clips 84
Restoring the Source Link 84
Restoring an Offline Clip 84
Re-link and Restoration 85
Capturing and Restoring 86
Searching File by Reel Number to Restore 87
Restoring Clip That Cannot Reference Part of a Clip 87
Restoring Partial Offline Clips 88
Restoring Temporary Editing Clips 90
Chapter 4 Setting
List of Setting Descriptions 92
Relationship between Project Settings/Sequence Settings/Device Preset 92
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[System Settings] 93
[Application] 93
[Playback] 93
[Capture] 93
[Render] 94
[Profile] 95
[Project Preset] 95
[Source Browser] 95
[File export] 95
[Check for updates] 95
[Hardware] 96
[Importer/Exporter] 96
[AVCHD] 96
[Audio CD/DVD] 96
[Still Image] 97
[GF] 97
[RED] 98
[Infinity] 98
[MPEG] 98
[MXF] 99
[P2] 99
[Removable Media] 99
[XDCAM EX] 100
[XDCAM] 100
[XF] 101
[GV Browser] 101
[Title Browser] 102
[Effects] 102
[After Effects Plug-in Bridge] 102
[GPUfx] 103
[VST Plug-in Bridge] 103
[Input Controller] 104
[Fader]/[Jog Device] 104
[User Settings] 105
[Application] 105
[Timeline] 105
[Match Frame] 106
[Background Job] 106
[Proxy Mode] 106
[Project file] 107
[Other] 107
[Preview] 108
[Playback] 108
[Monitor] 109
[On Screen Display] 109
[Overlay] 110
[Source] 111
[Duration] 111
[Automatic Correction] 111
[Restore Offline Clip] 112
[Partial Transfer] 112
[Input Controller] 112
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Fader/Jog Controller 112
Editing Environment Management 115
Switching an Editing Environment with Profile 115
Registering Profiles 115
Changing Profiles 116
Duplicating Profiles 116
Deleting Profiles 116
Switching Profiles 117
Importing Profiles (Import) 117
Exporting Profiles (Export) 117
Managing Editing Environments on the Server 117
Creating a Shared Profile 117
Using Shared Profiles on Local Terminals 119
Setting an External Device 120
Using a Device 120
Capturing and Recording using a Camera or a VTR 120
Capture and Monitor Output Using a Hardware 120
Supported Hardware 120
Registering Device Presets 120
[Device Preset] Screen 122
Detailed Setting of Device Preset 126
Registering Device Presets when Using a Grass Valley Product for Input/Output 137
Changing Device Presets 138
Deleting Device Presets 138
Duplicating Device Presets 138
Importing Device Presets (Import) 139
Exporting Device Presets (Export) 139
Assigning Device Presets to Input Presets 139
Setting External Device Used for Preview 139
Setting Preview Devices 139
Detailed Setting for Preview Device 140
Placement Customization 143
Changing the Screen Layout 143
Registering Layouts 143
Renaming Layouts 143
Applying Layouts 143
Deleting Layouts 143
Combining Bin Window/Source Browser Window with a Palette 143
Screen Customization 145
Changing the Display of Operation Button 145
Operation Button Settings 145
Changing the Display of Preview Window 146
Switching Between Single Mode/Dual Mode 147
Full Screen View of Preview Window 147
Rotation Display of Preview Window 147
Showing/Hiding Preview Window 147
Showing/Hiding Status Area 148
Control Area Settings 150
Switching the Screen Display when Stopping Playback 150
Showing/Hiding Alpha Channel 150
Displaying Preview Window in Stereoscopic Edit Mode 151
Changing the Display of Bin Window 151
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Showing/Hiding Folder View 151
Resizing Folder View/Clip View/Metadata View 151
Clip View Display 152
Bin Detailed Display Item Settings 153
Changing the Display of Source Browser Window 153
Showing/Hiding Folder View 153
Resizing Folder View/Clip View/Metadata View 153
Clip View Display 154
Changing the Color of Operation Screens 155
Shortcut Keys 156
Shortcut Keys 156
About Shortcut Keys 156
Changing Keyboard Shortcut Assignments 156
Chapter 5 Importing Sources
Capturing 159
Points to Be Checked before Capturing Sources 159
Registering External Devices that Interact with Device Presets 159
Capture Operation Settings 159
Connecting to External Devices 159
Capturing and Importing Sources 159
How to Specify the Capture Range 161
Capture of Stereoscopic Sources (L/R Separate Capture) 162
Importing from Device Not Possible to Deck Control 163
Capturing Sources All Together 164
Importing Sources All Together (Batch Capture) 164
Saving Batch Capture Lists 166
Importing Batch Capture Lists 166
Importing File 168
Importing File 168
Registerable File Formats 168
Registering a File to the Bin as a Clip 169
Registering Consecutive Still Images 170
Registering Folders 170
Source Browser 171
Formats Supported by Source Browser 171
Showing/Hiding Source Browser Window 172
Source Browser Clip Display 172
Selecting Clips 172
Sorting Clips 172
Switching the Display Folder 172
Checking Clip Properties 172
Searching by the Simple Search Bar 173
Importing Source Browser File by Copying 173
Points to Be Checked before Importing Sources 173
Importing from CD/DVD 174
Importing from Digital Camera 174
Importing Sources from XDCAM EX Devices 175
Importing GF Sources 176
Importing Infinity Sources 176
Importing P2 Sources 177
Importing from XDCAM Devices 178
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Importing XF Sources 178
Importing Stereoscopic Sources 179
Checking the Progress of Background Jobs 180
Directly Importing File with Source Browser 181
Directly Registering Sources to Bin from Various Devices 181
Directly Placing Sources on Timeline from Various Devices 182
Transferring Only Necessary Part 182
Automatic Partial Transfer at Addition to the Timeline/Registration to the Bin 182
Transferring Only Necessary Parts 183
Playing Back Sources 184
Playing Back and Checking Source 184
Playback with Player Operation Buttons 184
Playing Back with Shuttle/Slider 185
Playing Back with Mouse (Mouse Gesture) 185
Displaying Clips on the Player 186
Setting the In and Out Points on the Source 186
Setting the In and Out Points 186
In/Out Point Settings for Video/Audio 187
Playback between In and Out Points (Loop Playback) 188
Moving to In and Out Points 188
Deleting the In and Out Points 189
Registering Clips Displayed on the Player to the Bin 189
Registering Clips on the Player to the Bin 189
Registering between In and Out Points to the Bin As a Separate Clip (Subclip) 190
Chapter 6 Managing Sources
Bin 192
Showing/Hiding the Bin Window 192
Types of Registerable Clips 192
Clips 192
Clip Display 192
Settings of Clips 194
Joining Multiple Video Clips All Together as a Single Clip 194
Joining Multiple Clips (Set as Sequence) 194
Canceling a Set Sequence 194
Creating Color Bar/Color Matte/Title Clip 194
Color Bar Clips 194
Color Matte Clips 195
Title Clips 196
Creating Stereoscopic Clip 197
Selecting a File Used in Pair to Set as a Stereoscopic Clip 197
Setting Separate L and R Clips in the Bin as Stereoscopic 197
Canceling Stereoscopic Clips 198
Setting Stereoscopic Clips as Sequence/Cancelling Sequence 198
Creating Subclips from Stereoscopic Clips 198
Handling Non-Stereoscopic Clips as Stereoscopic Clips 198
Changing Clip Information and Content 198
Correcting Properties 198
Renaming Clips Collectively 199
Correcting Multiple Clip Properties 199
Correcting the Settings Dialog Box 200
Converting Files 201
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