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Chapter 4

‘A/V asynchronicity’: This controls the adjustment of the

synchronisation between image and sound. This setting only

inﬂuences the display of footage with the device. It has no

effect when burning to DVD or exporting to tape. It can be nec-

essary to use this setting to adjust the time difference between

the sound and the image when you play the sound on another

device than the image (for example via a monitor and a sepa-

rate ampliﬁer). Many monitors need a short time to display the

video. In case you are listening to the sound via headphones or

a sound system, this can lead to a minimal, but irritating timing

difference. In order to adjust the timing difference during play

back, you should do the following:

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sound of a closing door can be heard before you see it, you

should move the slider to the right (positive direction)

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corresponding sound, you should compensate by moving the

slider to the left (negative direction)

Effects, rendering

The menu is only completely available in the

Gold Edition.

This menu contains settings for the display of effect lists and

effect rendering.

‘Render Border’: This function can be activated by plac-

ing a mark next to it . This creates a black border around the

edges of the screen, covering any unwanted disturbances dur-

ing play back. Please note that the affected border is so thin

that it is normally not visible on a normal TV set. This function

will only become visible when displayed on an HDTV screen or

projector.

‘Set border’: This sets the size of the border area.

‘Sound after creation’: This setting is used to set up a sound

after a rendering process. This is to let you know that the

process has ended. The rendering time after which the sound

signal has to be played can be set here. This function is useful

when you want to do something else during longer rendering

times, but still do not want to miss the end of the rendering

process.

Should you not want to hear a sound signal, you should

change ‘when’ to ‘never’. Use ‘when’ to set the minimum ren-

dering time after which a sound signal should be played.

The duration of the sound signal can be set with ‘Max. sound

signal duration’. Should you choose a sound that is shorter

than the set duration, it will be played shorter as well. It is also

possible to set a repeat to indicate how often the signal should

be repeated. It is also possible to set the sound itself. Either

the system default sound is used or you can choose a sound

from the audio jingles.

‘Operator list’: This is where you deﬁne if and how you use

the favorites list. This list consists of effects that are listed

once again at the start of the list. The followings settings can

be made. The setting ‘List only’ lists no favorites, but displays

the effect list as a normal list. The setting ‘Often used’ lists the

most recently used ten effects as a favorite list on top of the

effect list. When you choose ‘with favorites’, you must also set

the favorites list. In that case, only the effects you designate

will be shown on top of the list.

‘Edit favorite list’: This menu is used to ﬁll your favorites list

with operators of your choice. First, choose the list you want

to edit and then select the effects in the list on the right. To do

this, multiselect must be activated. This can be found on top

of the scroll bar. Below the list, you can select one of the effect

lists in order to only be presented with certain effects for selec-

tion. You also have the possibility to delete the correct mark-

ings of the list or even all markings of all favorites lists.

Should you want to delete the list with the most used effects,

in order to rebuild it, click on ‘Delete list of most used effects’.

‘Smart Rendering’: This can be used to activate the back-

ground rendering of the effects.

Just checkmark the box (next to ‘Smart Rendering’) to do this.

Click on it again to deactivate the background rendering func-

tion. When you activate the ‘Smart Rendering’ function, most

effects are rendered in the background. In the meantime, you

can continue working in other menus. Several renderings can

be started that will be completed one after another, while you

continue to work.

The function ‘Abort rendering’ is used to abort the current and

waiting renderings. Below this, you can see the number of ef-

fects and their total time.

1 2 ... 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ... 111 112

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