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your picture when you pause while scrubbing interlaced video. Scrubbing
fields can also be used to check for any dropped fields that may have
occurred in your video during a telecine process.
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When using a progressive editing video format, the scrubbing mode
is set to Frame .
Under Video Luma Level , select the type of processing that you want to be
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applied to video luminance levels when playing back clips in the clip list:
Broadcast
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levels for broadcast video. Any super black or super white luminance
levels (that is, levels that fall below the standard black level or exceed the
standard white level) are clipped.
Post Production
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or super white luminance levels in your video are retained.
Under Video Processing Format , select either 8-bit or 10-bit to indicate
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the bit depth you want to use for processing video. This option is
automatically set to 8-bit when using a 1440 ×1080i/p editing video format.
Use the Preroll/Postroll frames for audio scrubbing sliders to specify the
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number of audio frames you want to be played before/after the location of
the positioner when you scrub a clip. This lets you hear more audio to help
you better identify sounds when scrubbing. For example, if you set the
number of preroll frames for audio scrubbing to 3 , you will hear the audio
for the current frame and three previous frames when you scrub a frame in a
clip.
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To return a slider to it's default setting, click its D button. This button
is available for all sliders in the Matrox dialog boxes.
Click OK to save your settings.
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Processes video using the standard legal range of luminance
Processes video for post production. Any super black
Defining your A/V Tools options
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