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General| Video Inputs | 4x Composite |
|---|---|
| Video Outputs | 1 composite, 1 S-Video |
| Audio Inputs | 2x Stereo (RCA) |
| Audio Outputs | 2x Stereo (RCA) |
| Transitions | Cut, wipe |
| Effects | strobe, mosaic |
| Control Interface | MIDI |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| TBC/Frame Synchronizer | Yes |
| Audio Mixing | Yes |
Overview of MXPro's advanced video mixing capabilities and special features.
Explains practical applications of MXPro in various video production scenarios.
Lists the items included in the MXPro package for setup.
Details the structure and content of the user manual.
Provides contact information for technical support and product inquiries.
Provides concise instructions for initial MXPro setup and connection.
Explains the elements and layout of the MXPro Preview screen interface.
Procedure for selecting sources and transitions for scene changes.
Methods for executing transitions automatically or manually.
Methods for selecting desired transitions from the menu.
Defines sources and outputs and how MXPro handles them.
Explains the roles of Preview and Program monitors in MXPro operation.
Details the purpose and function of each connector on the MXPro rear panel.
Information on necessary cables and adapters for connecting devices.
Illustrates common MXPro configurations with diagrams.
Overview of the MXPro keyboard layout and button functions.
Detailed explanation of the Preview screen and its display configurations.
Concept and selection of current and next sources for transitions.
How to choose CURRENT and NEXT sources using keyboard buttons.
How to use colors for backgrounds and borders.
How to specify border colors and styles for visual enhancement.
Explanation of how transitions work and the basic steps to run them.
How transitions are organized and accessed via menus.
How to identify and select CURRENT and NEXT sources for transitions.
Methods for choosing transitions from the menu or via numbers.
How to change transition speed and direction.
Procedures for running transitions automatically or manually.
Displays the available input effects and how to select them.
Shortcut key combinations for working with input effects.
Adjusts overall color values throughout the entire image.
Replaces a color in one image with another image.
Controls the display configuration of the Preview monitor.
Records and replays MXPro operations as a learned script.
Creates screen images using various graphic elements.
Combines images from separate sources into windows on screen.
Adjusts audio levels for MXPro channels.
Freezes selected video sources for use in transitions.
Accesses system settings for Force Field Freeze, GPI, Comb Filter, and Black Level.
Function to configure MXPro to match equipment and re-direct signals.
Combines a background and foreground image into one screen.
How to change the position, size, and shape of the foreground PIP tile.
Table showing different layouts for Multi-PIP displays.
Outlines the fundamental steps for creating a composition.
Explains how to create and use foreground elements in compositions.
Methods for positioning, sizing, and shaping foreground tiles.
Guidelines and restrictions for creating compositions.
Step-by-step process for building a composition.
Crucial steps for preparing the subject footage with a solid background.
How to activate and execute the Chroma Key effect.
Adjusting color range and brightness for precise keying.
Concept of saving MXPro configurations for later recall.
Recording and replaying sequences of MXPro operations.
Details on what can and cannot be done within a Learned Script.
How to stop a Learned Script playback.
Procedure for having audio transition with video.
Method for maintaining audio from one source throughout transitions.
Controls for adjusting audio levels across all channels.
Instructions for using headphones to monitor audio signals.
Procedure for recalibrating the T-BAR for proper operation.
Steps to restore MXPro settings to their original factory defaults.
Transitions using geometric and custom shapes to change scenes.
Describes the default set of transitions available in the User category.
Using MXPro TBC as a two-channel device for time base correction.
Technical details about MXPro's TBC for video technicians.
Explains why preview images differ from actual quality and how to improve them.
Artifacts caused by reducing image size during transitions.
Artifacts from video processing circuits and how to mitigate them.
Details on video, audio, and GPI input connectors.
Details on video, audio, and headphone output connectors.
Video quality standards and digital conversion specifications.
Audio specifications including frequency response and S/N ratio.
Note on default input settings and how to change them for Composite devices.
Comparison of MXPro setup functions versus MX-1 advanced setup.
How MXPro categorizes transitions differently from the MX-1.
Standard video format used by televisions and many VCRs.
Relative tape position indicator on VCRs without time code.
Video cassette/tape player or recorder, also called a VCR or VTR.
Device for taking photographs and storing them digitally.
Variation of SMPTE time code compensating for NTSC's 29.97 fps.
Abbreviation for Frames Per Second, indicating picture frames per second.
Video head drum feature for clean video edits with no rainbow effect.
InfraRed, a one-way remote control protocol for VCRs.
Longitudinal Time Code, an SMPTE-defined standard for time code.
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