Sony MVS-6520 User Manual page 5

Interchanging the M/E and PGM/PST
Banks ................................................. 62
Inhibiting Cross-Point Button
Operations. ......................................... 62
Selecting Signals to be Linked with the
Audio Mixer ...................................... 63
Signal Name Display................................... 63
Transitions ................................................ 63
Transition Types .......................................... 63
Procedure for Basic Transition
Operation ............................................ 64
Key Priority Setting .................................. 65
Setting the Key Priority in the Transition
Control Block .................................... 66
Setting the Key Priority by a Menu
Operation ........................................... 66
Displaying the Key Output Status and
Key Priority ....................................... 66
Super Mix Settings ................................... 67
Color Matte Settings ................................. 67
Executing a Transition ............................. 68
Transition Indicator Function ...................... 68
Setting the Transition Rate .......................... 68
Pattern Limits .............................................. 70
Executing an Auto Transition ....................... 71
Executing a Transition with the Fader
Lever (Manual Transition) ................. 72
Combining Auto and Manual
Transitions ......................................... 72
Non-Sync State ........................................... 72
Fader Lever Operation in Bus Fixed
Mode .................................................. 73
Transition Preview .................................... 73
Independent Key Transitions ................... 74
Basic Independent Key Transition
Operations. ......................................... 75
Setting the Independent Key Transition
Rate .................................................... 76
Fade-to-Black ............................................ 77
AUX Mix Transitions ................................. 78
Preparing AUX Mix Transitions ................. 78
Chapter 4 Keys
Overview .................................................... 79
Key Types ................................................... 79
Key Modifiers ............................................. 80
Key Memory ............................................... 81
Key Default ................................................. 81
Key Setting Operations Using Menus ..... 82
Key Setting Menus ...................................... 82
Key Type Setting ......................................... 82
Selecting the Key Fill and Key Source ........ 83
Chroma Key Composition and Basic
Settings............................................... 84
Key Adjustments (Menus) ........................ 85
Chroma Key Adjustments ........................... 85
Key Edge Modifications .............................. 88
Mask ............................................................ 91
Applying a DME Effect to a Key ................ 91
Key Modify Clear ........................................ 92
Blink Function. ............................................ 92
Key Adjustments (Flexi Pad) .................... 92
Resizer ....................................................... 95
Two-Dimensional Transformations and
Rotation of Keys ................................ 95
Resizer Interpolation Settings ....................... 96
Resizer Crop/Border Settings ...................... 97
Resizer Effect Settings ................................ 98
Key Snapshots .......................................... 98
Key Snapshot Operations ............................ 98
Chapter 5 Wipes
Overview .................................................. 101
Basic Wipe Setting Operations .............. 101
Wipe Pattern Selection .............................. 101
Setting Wipe Modifiers ............................. 101
Wipe Modify Clear .................................... 105
Basic Wipe Setting Operations for
Independent Key Transitions .......... 105
Independent Key Transition Wipe
Pattern Selection .............................. 106
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