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Names and Functions of Parts
Chapter 1 Overview
3 Video switcher section
This switches video.
a PGM selection buttons
These buttons select the video which will be
displayed on the program output (page 66).
Buttons 1 to 6 select the corresponding assigned
video, and the INT button selects a video image
generated internally by this unit (color matte, color
bars, graphics files).
When you press one of these buttons, lighting it
red, the video assigned to the button is sent to the
program output.
For details of video assignment, see “Video Signal
Related Settings” (page 57).
b NEXT selection buttons
The NEXT selection buttons have the following
functions.
• Selecting the video to be output on the program
output after next switching transition (page 67)
• Selecting the video to be used for picture-in-
picture (page 74)
• Selecting the video to be used when inserting a
key in the program output (page 84)
• Specifying a camera to be controlled during
camera control operations (page 133)
• Selecting the video for recording or playback
(page 145, 147)
Buttons 1 to 6 select the corresponding assigned
video, and the INT button selects a video image
generated internally by this unit (color matte, color
bars, graphics files).
c CUT button
This button instantaneously switches the video
(page 65).
d KEY button
This button effectuates keying (pages 84). When
this key lights green, the NEXT selection buttons,
MIX button, AUTO TRANS button, CUT button,
and transition lever are then assigned to keying.
e MIX button
This button effectuates a dissolve (gradually
blending a new video into the existing image).
When applying an effect it gradually blends in the
effect (page 69).
f EFFECT button
This button enables an effect other than dissolve in
a transition or when applying an effect (page 70).
You can also use it as a shortcut to the [Effect
Pattern] menu.
g PVW button
With this button you can check the result of keying
and picture-in-picture before switching it to
program output, on the PVW viewer (page 88).
h FTB button
This button fades the video in from or out to a
black screen (“fade-to-black”) (page 77).
i DSK button
This button add is used to images or text to the
program output video (page 78). You can use it to
superimpose text and so on.
j Transition lever
This lever allows you to manually execute a
transition or effect (page 69).
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1 PGM selection buttons
2 NEXT selection buttons
qs AUTO TRANS button
qa Indicators
0 Transition lever
9 DSK button
8 FTB button
6 EFFECT button
7 PVW button5 MIX button
4 KEY button
3 CUT button
- Live Content 1
- Producer 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Chapter 3 Operations 3
- Chapter 4 Appendix 5
- Owner’s Record 7
- AVERTISSEMENT 7
- Usage Notes 10
- Overview 11
- External Recording Material 12
- Streaming Broadcast 12
- Example Applications 13
- Chapter 1 Overview 14
- Names and Functions of Parts 15
- 2 Audio operation section 16
- 3 Video switcher section 17
- 4 Device control section 18
- Rear Panel 19
- 87 6 5 43 20
- 3 Video outputs 21
- 4 SD video interface module 21
- (BKAW-570) 21
- (BKAW-580) (Option) 22
- 6 PC video interface module 22
- (BKAW-550) 22
- Side Panel 23
- Other Parts 24
- Operation Screen 25
- 1 PGM viewer 26
- 2 PVW viewer 26
- 3 Streaming display 27
- 4 Source viewer 28
- 5 Effect display 29
- Menu Operations 30
- Menu operations 31
- 2004/05/18 12:25 32
- 1File operation section 33
- 2Tool operation section 34
- 3Font operation section 35
- 4Modifier operation section 36
- 5Page operation section 38
- 6View operation section 39
- 7Sheet operation section 39
- Preparations 41
- Fitting a Keyboard 42
- Detaching the keyboard 43
- Starting 44
- Closing down 44
- Installation/Default Settings 45
- Chapter 2 Preparations 45
- Setting the Time Zone 46
- Setting the Date and Time 47
- Connections 49
- Connecting a Microphone 50
- Connecting a Camcorder 51
- Connecting a VCR 52
- Connecting an Amplifier 54
- Installing Option Modules 55
- Video Signal Related Settings 57
- When installed in slot 2 58
- Audio Signal Related Settings 59
- Input and Output Formats 63
- Operations 65
- Changing the Video with a Cut 66
- Example: You may want 67
- Current program output video 67
- Lit red 67
- Press button 3 67
- Video Switching 68
- Switching with a dissolve 69
- Switching with a wipe 70
- EFFECT button 71
- Current effect state 71
- Changing the Transition Time 72
- Changing the Effect Pattern 73
- Embedded 74
- LOGO LOGO LOGO 77
- Inserting a downstream key 79
- Adjusting the downstream key 81
- Showing a Logo on the Screen 82
- Adjusting the logo display 83
- Using Luminance Keying 84
- When 5 is selected 85
- EFFECT buttonMIX button 85
- Adjusting the Combined Video 86
- Applying Edge Effects 87
- For picture-in-picture 88
- For keying 89
- Text typing tool software 91
- Anycast Station main software 91
- Flow of Operations 92
- Starting Up 94
- Closing Down 95
- Standard Operations 95
- Standard button operations 96
- Standard checkbox operations 96
- Standard tool operations 97
- Other standard operations 97
- Object selection operations 97
- File Operations 98
- Saving a file 99
- Saving a file with a new name 100
- Deleting a file 101
- Exporting a file 102
- Chapter 3 Operations 103
- Working on Text Objects 104
- Editing the text 105
- Changing the text font 105
- Changing the font size 106
- Changing the font style 106
- Underline 107
- Aligning text 108
- Changing the text color 109
- Working on Line Objects 111
- Changing the line style 112
- Changing the line thickness 112
- Shadow Operations 113
- Applying a shadow 114
- Changing the shadow angle 114
- Changing the shadow distance 115
- Color Operations 118
- When [Slider] is selected 119
- Changing the transparency 120
- Applying a color gradation 121
- Object Layout 122
- Positioning objects 123
- Example: 124
- Adding and Deleting Sheets 125
- Simulating the Keying Effects 125
- Setting Background Display 126
- Displaying the safe zone 127
- Importing a Font File 129
- Deleting a Font File 130
- Controlling Cameras 132
- Controlling Camera Manually 133
- Storing a Camera Preset 134
- Recalling a preset 135
- Deleting a saved preset 136
- Setting the Camera Control 137
- Resetting the Camera 138
- About Camera Tallies 139
- 10000 pF 140
- 100 k ohm 140
- Audio Mixing 141
- When using the DV connector 142
- Recorded settings 144
- File details 144
- Remaining capacity 145
- Available recording time 145
- Hard disk number 145
- REC button 145
- PLAY button 145
- Stopping recording 146
- File indications 147
- Playing files 147
- Other playback operations 149
- Auto Repeat Playback 150
- Closing a file 150
- About Deleting Files 150
- External Hard Disk 153
- Using the Intercom Function 154
- TB button 155
- Microphone 155
- Monitoring Audio 156
- Monitoring Output Audio 158
- Adjusting Color Matte 161
- Adjusting the Equalizer 165
- Output destination indication 167
- Cautions 168
- Storable Data 170
- Saving Various Settings Data 171
- USB connectors 173
- Memory stick slot 173
- Importing and Deleting Files 175
- Importing Logo Files 176
- Deleting Files 177
- Press the ENTER button 180
- Formatting starts 180
- Formatting a “Memory Stick” 181
- Formatting a USB Flash Memory 183
- Streaming 185
- Not more than 15 characters 186
- Setting the menu 188
- 320 × 240t384k DSL 190
- 240 × 180t256k DSL 190
- 160 × 120t150k DSL 190
- Stopping streaming 195
- Downloading Real Player 195
- Starting streaming 195
- Appendix 199
- Information on upgrades 200
- Upgrade procedure 200
- Maintenance 201
- Appendix 201
- Appendix 202
- Messages 203
- Warning message 204
- Confirmation message 204
- Informational message 204
- List of Messages 205
- Troubleshooting 211
- “Memory Stick” Media 215
- Specifications 216
- Stereo Phone Jack Type × 217
- SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES 218
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 218
- Dimensions 219
- Glossary 220
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- Sony Corporation 227
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