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PAGE 18 VIDEONICS DIGITAL VIDEO MIXER

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Chapter 20, “Video Quality.”

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Default Chapter2
- Controls2
- Rear Panel2
- Table of Contents4
Chapter 1 • Introduction6
- In a Hurry6
- Helpful Sections6
- For more Information6
- What Is a Video Mixer7
- What Is the MX-17
- Applications and Setups8
- Editing with the MX-19
Chapter 2 • Quickstart10
- Setup and Installation10
- Demo10
- The Preview Screen11
- Cutting between Sources11
- Setting up a Transition12
- Borders and Solid Color Backgrounds12
- Performing Transitions13
Chapter 3 • Installation15
- Connections: Overall Concept15
- What You'll Need15
- Types of Input and Output Jacks16
- Types of Cables Used with the Video Mixer17
- How Many Monitors17
- IN and out Markings18
- Connecting Power, Outputs, Monitors18
- Connecting Sources20
Chapter 4 Connecting Editing Equipment24
- Processing the Inputs Vs. the Output24
- Adding Titles25
- Audio Mixing25
- Edit Control26
Chapter 5 • Setup Screen27
- Defaults27
- Automatic Connection27
- Routing the Inputs28
- The Setup Screen28
- Advanced Setup29
Chapter 6 • Basic Controls32
- Built-In Demo32
- The PREVIEW Screen32
- Source Previews33
- Preview Image Quality33
- CURRENT and NEXT Source Selection33
- Transition Controls33
- Viewing a Transition34
- Switching the Display34
- Video Quality34
Chapter 8 • Transitions35
- The Basic Concept35
- Which Source Is Which36
- Changing the CURRENT Source36
- Choosing the NEXT Source36
- Choosing the Transition Effect37
- Executing the Transition38
- Setup for the Next Transition39
- Performing the Next Transition39
- Reverse40
Chapter 9 • Audio Control42
- Connecting Sound Sources42
- The AUDIO/VIDEO Control42
- Choosing a Sound Source42
- Sound Source Indicators42
- Sound Strategies43
- Headphones44
Chapter 10 Borders and Backgrounds45
- The Solid Color Background45
- Choosing Colors45
- Turning the Border on and off46
- Defining a Color46
Chapter 11 • Input Effects48
- Defining Input Effects48
Chapter 12 • Freeze51
- Stop Motion51
Chapter 13 • Chroma Key53
- What Is Chroma Key53
- Advanced Feature53
- An Example53
- Setting up the Picture for Chroma Key54
- Hints for Chroma Key Setup54
- Performing a Chroma Key55
- Ending Chroma Key57
Chapter 14 • more Effects58
- Tint Effect58
- The "Thin Man" Effect58
- Luminance Key58
- Applications59
- Creating a PIP Image59
Chapter 15 Picture-In-Picture59
- Ending PIP Mode61
Chapter 16 • Compose62
- What Is Compose62
- Rules for Compositions63
- Choosing the Background63
- Positioning and Sizing an Element63
- Placing the Element64
- Adding more65
- Making Changes65
- Recording the Result65
- Ending Compose Mode66
Chapter 17 Sequences (LEARN Mode)67
- What Is LEARN Mode67
- Notes67
- Learning a Sequence67
- Playing the Sequence68
- Ending Sequence Playback68
- Changing the Sequence68
- Number of Steps69
Chapter 18 • TBC70
- Skip this Chapter70
- What Is a TBC70
- Using the TBC70
- Dual TBC Mode70
- Frame Rate Lock Setting71
- Vertical Interval Data71
- Answers about the MX-1'S TBC72
Editing and Other Applications73
- Live Mixing73
- Editing with Untimed Sources73
- Loosely Synchronized Tapes74
- Single-Source (A/A) Editing74
- A/B Roll Editing76
- Titles76
- Other Accessories77
- GPI Trigger77
- Automatic Input Scan Mode77
Chapter 20 • Video Quality79
- Preview Image Quality79
- Video Scaling Artifacts79
- Slide/Compress Motion Effects79
- Freeze Quality79
- Upside-Down Video80
- Video Processing Artifacts80
Chapter 21 • Specifications81
- Other Features81
- Audio Performance81
- General Specifications81
Chapter 22 • Glossary82
Chapter 23 • Effects List88
- Terms and Abbreviations88
- Top 30" Effects88
- Cutting Back and Forth89
- Soft Cuts90

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