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CONTROL TABS
PCC provides three control tabs: 'Live,' 'Play' and'Manager.'
When first started, the 'Manager' tab is selected. Connected
cameras are selected for use and naming in this tab. It is
also used to manage saved Cine files.
All camera control and capture parameters (sample rate,
exposure time, etc.) are performed in the 'Live' tab.
Reviewing, editing and saving of Cine files, either from the
camera's internal RAM memory, installed Phantom CineMag
V or external hard drive, are performed in the 'Play' tab.
PHANTOM VIDEO PL AYER (PVP)
APPLICATION OVERVIE W
PVP can be launched directly from the desktop shortcut
or by the 'Video Out' toolbar button in PCC.
PVP controls the video outputs connected to a video
monitor or viewfinder only.
PVP provides the ability to view, capture, review, edit
and/or save a Cine recorded into the camera's RAM, to
a hard drive or installed Phantom CineMag. PVP is extremely effective when used with
high-resolution cameras since most computers will not play captured raw files smoothly.
The camera's video system and display settings are also set through PVP. The best
video system for the project will vary based on the country you are in, what kind of video
monitor is used and the required video resolution.
All available video systems for the connected cameras can be found in the 'Settings'
menu of PVP, along with production area and other video overlay controls.
CAMER A CONTROL VIA PCC
PCC provides the ability to select units for specific camera
parameters by clicking the 'Preferences' button at the bottom of
the 'Manager' tab.
Units can be set to commonly used values ('Presets') or can be
customized using the pull-down selection lists. First time users
should use one of the three 'Presets.'
The 'Exp' unit is probably the most important unit to be set. It
specifies what unit to use when setting the exposure time. The other
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