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Click the Mix Effects label or an M/E tab between the Monitor and Switcher sections to toggle display of the

M/E pane – or press the keyboard shortcut “m”.

A number of further workflow and interface options that can be very valuable are found in the TriCaster

Options menu, discussed shortly (Section 7.1).

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- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 About this Manual19
Chapter 2 Introduction21
- Section 2.1 Meet the Family21
- Section 2.2 Overview21
- Section 2.3 Tricaster ® Advanced Edition21
- Section 2.4 Startup Screen22
- Section 2.5 Live Desktop22
- Section 2.6 Features23
Chapter 3 Setting up33
- Section 3.1 Command and Control33
- Section 3.2 License and Registration34
  - Registering by Telephone34
- Section 3.3 Rack Mounting Tricaster35
- Section 3.4 Input Connections35
  - Connect A/V Sources35
  - Connecting a Video Router38
- Section 3.5 Genlock Connection40
- Section 3.6 Timecode Connection40
- Section 3.7 Output Connections40
- Section 3.8 Tally Lights43
  - Connection Details43
- Section 3.9 Starting a Session44
- Section 3.10 Configure Video Output47
  - Output Channel Options48
- Section 3.11 Configure Video Inputs49
  - Configure a Video Router Input51
- Section 3.12 Configure Audio51
- Section 3.13 Configure Genlock53
- Section 3.14 Configure Timecode54
- Section 3.15 Networking54
Chapter 4 Basic Training57
- Section 4.1 Resources Webpage57
  - Valuable Content58
- Section 4.2 Video Training59
- Section 4.3 Operator Certification59
Chapter 5 The Startup Screen63
- Section 5.1 Introduction to Sessions63
- Section 5.2 the Home Page65
- Live72
- Manage73
Chapter 6 Live Desktop: Overview77
- Section 6.3 Control Types78
- Section 6.4 Customizing the Live Desktop79
  - Workspaces and Min/Maximize80
Chapter 7 The Dashboard83
- Section 7.2 Options Menu84
- Section 7.3 Macros85
Chapter 8 I/O Configuration87
- Frame Sync88
- Livematte90
- Edges91
- Automation92
- Tracker94
- Hardware Configuration95
- Section 8.2 Output Configuration100
  - Failsafe104
  - Center Frequency106
- Section 8.3 Timecode Configuration108
  - LTC Timecode109
Chapter 9 Switcher, Transitions and Overlay111
- Section 9.2 Program and Preview112
  - Selecting Sources113
- Section 9.4 Transitions and Effects114
  - DSK Controls115
  - Main Controls119
- Section 9.5 Previz121
- Section 9.6 Undo/Redo122
Chapter 10 Monitoring Your Video123
- Workspace Presets124
- Section 10.3 Program Monitor126
- Section 10.4 Look Ahead Preview127
Chapter 11 Media Players & Buffers129
- Section 11.2 Shared Features130
- Section 11.3 Editing Title141
Chapter 12 Ptz Control149
- PTZ Presets150
- PTZ and the Control Surface151
Chapter 13 Livematte153
- Section 13.2 Matte154
  - Smoothness155
- Section 13.4 Compositing156
  - Connection Considerations157
Chapter 14 MIX/Effect (M/E) Tools159
- MIX Mode160
- Effect Mode161
- Section 14.4 Input Position Controls162
- Section 14.6 Virtual Sets165
  - Holographic Livesets167
- Section 14.7 Key Channels168
- Section 14.8 Comps169
- Managing Comps170
Chapter 15 Audio173
- Section 15.1 Audio Specifications174
  - Connection Type175
- Section 15.5 Common Controls176
  - Solo177
- Section 15.7 Advanced Configuration178
- Section 15.8 Output and Primary Bus Controls183
  - Stream184
Chapter 16 Macros, Automation and Remote Control185
- Section 16.1 Recording Macros186
- Section 16.2 Managing Macros187
Chapter 17 Stream189
- Custom Connections190
- Act as Webcam191
- Section 17.4 Audio Level192
  - On Demand or Live Streaming193
  - Streaming Media Providers196
- Section 17.7 Production and Capture Considerations197
  - Is It Really a Tricaster Issue202
Chapter 18 Export205
- New Preset206
- Metadata207
- Presets208
- The Export Button209
- The Queue Switch210
- Other 'Add To' Methods211
Chapter 19 Record and Grab213
- Capture Tab214
- Replay Tab215
- Section 19.2 Grab217
Chapter 20 Authoring Title219
- Files/Filebin220
Chapter 21 Control Surfaces223
- Convenient Alternatives224
  - Section 21.3 Tricaster® 8000 CS225
  - MAIN TRANSITION Group228
- M/E Controls230
- POSITIONER Group232
- Managing Comps234
- Previz235
- Record Group236
- Special Buttons237
- Main Transition238
- Overview239
- Delegates and Synchronization240
- Transition Group246
- M/E Control Group248
- Positioner Group250
- Media Player Group252
- Record Group253
- PTZ Control254
  - Section 21.5 Tricaster ® 40 CS & Tricaster Mini CS255
  - Shift & Alt257
- Transitions258
- Section 21.6 Timewarp259
- Section 21.9 GPI CONTROLLERS277
Chapter 22 Credits337

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