Clip - Datavideo HS-3200 Instruction Manual

 Input 8: Input button 8
 Input 7: Input button 7
 Input 6: Input button 6
 Input 5: Input button 5
 Input 4: Input button 4
 Input 3: Input button 3
 Input 2: Input button 2
 Input 1: Input button 1
For more still functions such as file import from the PC or laptop, see
Still Pictures.

Clip

The CLIP or Stinger Transition Effect is basically an animated effect added during transition
of two video sources. The animated effect is generated by a clip file which consists of a
series of sequential files in bmp/jpg/png/pic formats. In the next few sections, you will be
shown how you can load the existing clip on the switcher, and import the clip to the
switcher from the PC.
Advanced/Basic mode
Files File Type
Load Clip
Load Clip
In this sub-option, use the Up/Down arrows on the physical keyboard of the switcher to
browse the clip files. Once "Load" is pressed, the selected clip will be loaded into the clip
buffer and replace the previously loaded clip. As the clip is being loaded, you will be able to
view its progress on the Preview window.
Note: The HS-3200 comes with pre-loaded clip files. The HS-3200 also allows the user to
import customized clip files. It is recommended to use 32-bit with Alpha png format.
You can preview three clip videos at the same time. "Thumbnail Clip – 1" allows the user to
preview the previous clip, "Thumbnail Clip" displays the clip that will be loaded when "Load"
is selected, and "Thumbnail Clip + 1" shows the next clip. To enable the Clip (Stinger)
transition mode, simply press the CLIP button.
To clear the loaded clip from the buffer, simply select "Clear Clip." To remove clip from a
memory location, select "Delete Clip."
Clip Settings
Clip Settings allow the user to set the Clip's Start/End & Mid (Transition points) frames.
After users have imported a clip, they often find that it needs some small adjustments so
with these settings the user can skip unwanted frames at the start and end of the Clip. They
Clip
Load
Thumbnail Clip - 1
Clear Clip
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Section 5.3 Managing
Clip 0
Thumbnail Clip Thumbnail Clip + 1
Clip Settings
Delete Clip