MXPRODV USER GUIDE APPENDIX E
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MXProDV Contains NVRAM.
MXProDV uses NVRAM (Non-Volatile Random Access Memory) to store many
different settings while the unit is powered down. When you subsequently turn
the unit back on, all of the stored settings automatically reactivate.
Transitions Organized Differently
All transitions available with the MX-1 are also available with MXProDV, but you
can now select from more than 500 different effects. See Appendix A, Transitions
List, for a complete description of what is now available.
MX-1 buttons such as Flips, Wipes,
and Fade/Dissolve no longer exist.
Instead, MXProDV categorizes transi-
tions into these five groups.
Pressing any Transition Category button displays the menu of transitions avail-
able in that category.
The
ARROW keys move you only within the current category. To get to a different
one, press a different Transition Category button (see page 64).
Take Bar Operations
MXProDV’s T-BAR provides added control over transitions. Swing the T-BAR from
bottom-to-top and the transition plays in a forward direction. Swing the
T-BAR
from top-to-bottom and it plays in reverse.
See “Operating the
T-BAR” on page 72. Chapter 5, Transitions, contains several sec-
tions explaining use of the
T-BAR.
Transitions Compatibility
If you are upgrading to MXProDV from the Videonics MX-1 Video Mixer, the transi-
tions in the Basic category are the same as the MX-1.
MXProDV provides a set of hot keys that directly correspond to the MX-1 Effect but-
tons. Using the hot keys (see Table 6, “MX-1 Compatibility Hot Keys,” on page 65)
causes the MXProDV Preview screen cursor to appear at the beginning of each sec-
tion within the Basic (MX-1) category.
USER BASIC EDGES TRAILING SHAPES
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