INDEX

Mync

EDIUS

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Setting

Importing Sources

Managing Sources

Editing Operations

Effect

Title

Audio

Export

Appendix

Changing the Display of Preview Window

The following explains how to change the display of the preview window.

Switching Between Single Mode/Dual Mode

You can switch the preview window between the single mode or dual mode.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Single Mode] or [Dual Mode].

Full Screen View of Preview Window

Video displayed in the preview window can be displayed in full screen view.

Assign in advance which video, such as Player or Recorder video, or video from a selected camera in the multicam mode, is to be displayed in full screen view on each monitor connected to your PC.

[Monitor]

Note

  • The occurrence of combing (vertical comb-like stripes) is normal when interlaced images are previewed in full screen view.

    When previewing on a PC, the same quality as in hardware preview out cannot be assured. Since there is a difference between refresh rate of a PC monitor and the internal frame refresh rate of EDIUS, the same field may be displayed multiple times in the preview window and fields that should be displayed may not be displayed. Also, the same phenomenon may sometimes occur at a non-uniform display frequency depending on the performance of the CPU or GPU.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Full Screen Preview] → monitor number.

Alternative

Rotation Display of Preview Window

The preview window can be displayed rotated by 90 degrees.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Rotate Preview] → [Right 90 Degrees] or [Left 90 Degrees].

Showing/Hiding Preview Window

Switch the show/hide setting for the safe area, center, and zebra preview.

You can change the information display settings from [Preview] in [User Settings] → [Overlay].

[Overlay]

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Overlay] → an item to display.

Example:

Player

(1)

Clip/device name (capturing)/reel name (capturing)

(2)

Safe area

(3)

Center

(4)

Zebra preview

(5)

Marker comment display

Alternative

Showing/Hiding Status Area

Switch the show/hide setting for the status area.

You can change the settings of items displayed in the status area from [Preview] in [User Settings] → [On Screen Display].

[On Screen Display]

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [On Screen Display] → [Status].

Example:

Player

Alternative

Showing/Hiding Closed Caption

Switch the show/hide setting for closed caption.

The settings of closed caption can be changed in the [Closed Caption Settings] dialog box.

Setting Closed Caption Display

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [On Screen Display] → [Closed Caption] → [On/Off].

Setting Closed Caption Display

Set display of the closed caption.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [On Screen Display] → [Closed Caption] → [Settings].

2) Set each item and click [OK].

[Closed Caption Settings] dialog box

(1)

[Type]

Select the closed caption standard from [CEA-708] and [CEA-608].

(2)

[Stream]

Set the type of the closed caption.

When [CEA-708] is selected for [Type], select an item from [Service 1] to [Service 6].

When [CEA-608] is selected for [Type], select [CC1] or [CC3].

Control Area Settings

You can set the display item or the size of the timecode/shuttle/slider/buttons.

(1)

Shuttle

(2)

Timecode

(3)

Slider

(4)

Button

1) Click [Settings] on the menu bar, and click [User Settings].

2) Click the [User Interface] tree, and click [Control].

3) Set each item.

[Show Timecode]

Check the timecode items to display in the preview window, and set their size.

[Shuttle/Slider]

Set the show/hide setting for the shuttle and slider in the preview window.

[Button]

Set the show/hide setting and the size of the operation buttons on the preview window.

4) Click [OK].

Switching the Screen Display when Stopping Playback

You can switch the display of the preview window to each field when playback is stopped.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Pause Field] → display method.

Showing/Hiding Alpha Channel

Turn the video with alpha channel to gray scale and display in the preview window.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Show Alpha Channel].

Displaying Preview Window in Stereoscopic Edit Mode

You can switch the preview window display in the stereoscopic edit mode.

1) Click [View] on the menu bar, and select [Stereoscopic Mode] → a display method.

Stereoscopic Processing Type

The following types of stereoscopic processing that displays stereoscopic video in a single frame are available.

[L Only]

Display only the L side video (for left eye).

[R Only]

Display only the R side video (for right eye).

[Difference]

Display the color converted to the difference value between the L side and the R side video.

[Blend]

Display video with the L side and the R side blended with 1:1 ratio.

[Top and Bottom]

Display the L side video on the upper half of the frame and the R side video on the lower half.

[Anaglyph]

Display the L side video in red and the R side video in blue.

[Line Interleave]

Display the L side video on the upper line of the scanning line and the R side video on the lower line of the scanning line. Use this setting when displaying video on the 3D monitor with the polarization system.

[Side by Side]

Display the L side video on the left half of the frame and the R side video on the right half.

[L/R Dual Stream]

Display the stereoscopic video using NVIDIA 3D VISION or Intel Intru 3D.

This item can be used when your system supports NVIDIA 3D VISION or Intel Intru 3D. Check [Using NVIDIA 3D VISION/Intel InTru 3D] from [Preview] → [Monitor] in [User Settings].

[Monitor]

[Split Grid]

Display the L side video and the R side video in the white and black area on the checkerboard respectively. Use this setting when displaying video on the DPL-based 3D monitor.

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