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> Editing Enhancements into the Timeline |
Editing Enhancements into the Timeline
You edit enhancements into the Timeline in much the same way that you edit other clips. For complete information on editing, see
Editing in the Timeline.
To edit enhancements into the Timeline:
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Create a Meta track by selecting Clip > New Meta Track.
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The first track you create is labeled M1. You can create multiple
tracks, which are labeled M2, M3, and so on.
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Double-click the enhancement in a bin to open it in a Source pop-up
monitor.
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Edit the enhancement into the Timeline in one of the following ways:
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As a clip: Mark IN and OUT points and drag the enhancement to
the Meta track or click an edit button (Splice or Overwrite).
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The default (maximum) duration of a clip is 4 hours. Dragging a
clip without IN or OUT points creates a 4-hour clip in the
Timeline. This length allows an enhancement to be active for a
long-form production.
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As a locator: Place the position indicator in the Timeline, and
Alt+double-click (Windows) or Option+double-click (Macintosh)
the enhancement in the bin.
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A locator appears in the Timeline. To view information about all
locators in a sequence, open the Locators window by selecting
Tools > Locators. For more information, see
Using the Locators
Window.
In the final broadcast, if the locator represents an HTML file (such
as an ITV SMPTE-363M enhancement), the HTML file is shown
until the next enhancement appears. If the locator represents an
opaque enhancement (such as a command), the locator sends the
command at the point where the locator is marked in the sequence.
An advantage to editing the enhancement as a locator is that you
can edit a locator onto an enhancement clip without creating an
additional Meta track.
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You can then edit the enhancement in the same way you edit other
locators or clips (trimming, using edit marks, and so on).
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