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Edirol DirectLinear DV-7DL PRO Owner's Manual

Edirol DirectLinear DV-7DL PRO Owner's Manual (372 pages)

DV-7DL PRO Digital Video Workstation: Owners Manual

Brand: Edirol | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 56 MB

Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions
2
Federal Communications Commission
3
Using the Unit Safely
4
Important Notes
6
- Table of Contents
  8
- Contents
  8
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  15
- A Simple, Easy-To-Understand Digital-Video Editing Unit
  16
- Direct Linear Editing
  16
- Enhanced Effects
  16
- Introduction
  16
- Nonstop Editing Features
  16
- Convenient Audio-Editing Features
  17
- Create Sophisticated Titles with Ease
  17
- Other Features
  17
- DV-7DL PRO Unit
  18
- Front Panel
  18
- Names of Things and What They Do
  18
- Rear Panel
  19
- Accessories
  20
- Mouse
  20
- Installing the Unit
  22
- Connection Diagram
  23
- Making the Connections
  23
- Connection Sequence
  24
- Connecting the Video Equipment
  26
- Connecting Audio Equipment
  28
- Starting up
  30
- Starting up / Shut down
  30
- Shutting down
  31
- Using the Mouse
  32
- Dragging and Dropping
  33
- Getting Ready to Edit
  34
- What Is a Project
  34
- Creating a New Project
  35
- Opening an Existing Project
  36
- Name and Functions of Editing Screen Features
  38
- Capturing Video Material
  40
- Get Ready to Perform Capture
  40
- Name and Function of Capture Screen
  41
- Capturing Video Material from DV
  42
- Using DV Auto Split after Capture
  48
- Capturing from Analog Jacks (S-VIDEO or VIDEO Jacks)
  49
- Using the One-Frame Record Feature
  52
- About the Material Window
  54
- Displaying the Detailed View Window
  54
- Making Advanced Settings for Captured Video Material
  54
- Names and Features of the Detailed View Window
  55
- Playing Back Material on the Material Palette
  56
- Setting the Length of Material (in Point/Out Point)
  58
- Color Correction Feature
  61
- Naming Captured Material
  63
- Adding a Note to Captured Material
  65
- Basic of Editing
  66
- Editing Video
  66
- Storyboard Palette & Timeline Palette
  66
- Redo (Undo) Feature
  67
- Selecting Material
  67
Lation
67
- Names and Features of Components on the Storyboard Palette
  68
- Performing Editing on the Storyboard Palette
  68
- Changing to the Storyboard Palette
  69
- Arranging Video Material (Storyboard)
  70
- Basic Operation of Storyboard
  70
- Making Advanced Settings for Arranged Video Material (Storyboard Palette)
  71
- Changing the Order of Material (Storyboard)
  72
- Copying the Order of Material (Storyboard)
  73
- Playing Back a Sequence (Storyboard)
  74
- Applying Effects When Video Material Changes (Storyboard Palette)
  75
- Names and Features of Components on the Timeline Palette
  78
- Performing Editing on the Timeline Palette
  78
- Changing to the Timeline Palette
  79
- Basic Operation of Timeline Palette
  80
- Position Bar
  80
- Audio Scrub
  81
- Playing Back the Sequence (Timeline Palette)
  82
- Enlarging or Reducing the Timeline Palette
  84
- Arranging Video Material (Timeline)
  85
- Copying Video Material (Timeline Palette)
  86
- Edit Mode Referenced to the Main Track
  87
- Removing Placed Material (Timeline)
  88
- Moving Placed Material (Timeline)
  90
- Replacing Placed Material (Timeline)
  91
- Copying Material (Timeline)
  92
- Changing the Length of Material on the Timeline Palette
  94
- Finding Material in the Material Palette from the Timeline
  95
- Making Advanced Settings for Arranged Video Material (Timeline Palette)
  95
- How to Apply Transition Effects (Transition FX)
  96
- Using the Insert Track
  100
- Capturing Audio from a Cassette Tape or Other Audio Device
  102
- Capturing Audio Material
  102
- Capturing Audio from CD
  106
- Capturing Sounds Created on a Computer
  109
- About the Material Window
  110
- Displaying the Detailed View Window
  110
- Making Advanced Settings for Captured Audio Material
  110
- Names and Features of the Detailed View Window
  111
- Playing Back Material on the Material Palette
  112
- Setting the Length of Material (in Point/Out Point)
  114
- Naming Captured Material
  117
- Adding a Note to Captured Material
  119
- Arranging Audio Material
  120
- Editing Audio
  120
- Editing Captured Audio
  120
- Expanded View of the Audio Tracks
  121
- Using Multiple Pieces of Audio Material at One Time
  122
- Inserting Audio While Playing Back a Sequence (Punch-In Feature)
  123
- Inserting Narration
  125
- Adjusting the Length of Placed Audio Material
  127
- Copying Placed Audio Material
  127
- Deleting Placed Audio Material
  127
- Moving Placed Audio Material
  127
- Replacing Placed Audio Material
  127
- Adjusting the Volume
  128
- Normalizing the Volume of Different Tracks in Advance
  128
- Making the Volume Level Rise and Fall Gradually
  129
- Applying Partial Volume Changes
  131
- Creating Titles
  132
- Names and Features of the Components of the Titler
  132
- Close the Titler
  134
- Display the Titler
  134
- Creating a Title
  135
- Displaying on the Monitor
  135
- Saving a Created Title
  136
- Saving a Created Title by Overwriting
  136
- Saving a Created Title under a Different Name
  137
- Creating Text
  138
- Changing the Typeface (Font)
  140
- Adjusting the Size of Text
  142
- Adjusting the Angle of Text
  143
- You Can Make the Setting for Either Vertical or Horizontal Text
  144
- Changing the Text Spacing (Pitch)
  145
- Using Foreign Characters and Special Symbols
  146
- Drawing Shapes
  148
- Drawing Lines
  150
- Drawing Straight Lines
  150
- Drawing Curves
  152
- Simple User Defined Styles
  154
- User Defined Text and Shapes
  154
- Text/Shape Embellishment Palette
  156
- Applying Color
  158
- Applying Gradation to Text and Shapes
  162
- Pasting Textures into Text and Shapes
  164
- Applying Edge
  166
- Applying Shadow
  169
- Types of Pictures
  172
- Using Built-In Pictures
  172
- Making Part of a Title into a Picture
  175
- Modifying Pictures
  176
- Capturing External Title Material
  178
- Creating a Picture from Video on the Timeline
  180
- Replacing Pictures
  181
- Adjust the Position
  182
- Layout the Text / Shapes / Pictures
  182
- Adjust the Size
  183
- Deleting Text and Shapes
  184
- Copying Object
  185
- Overlapping Objects
  186
- How to Select Overlapping Shapes
  187
- Arranging Text and Shapes Using the Guide
  188
- Grid View
  188
- Auto Layout Feature
  189
- Making See-Through Titles with Text and Shapes
  190
- Create Background
  192
- Use Background Built in
  192
- Making the Setting for a Monochrome Background
  196
- Making Video Material into a Still Picture
  197
- Creating Rolling Titles
  198
- Entering Text Spanning Multiple Lines at One Time
  202
- Importing Text from a Computer
  206
- Aligning Text and Shapes with a Specified Location
  208
- Moving Text Strings as a Group (Inserting Blank Lines/Removing Unneeded Space between Lines)
  209
- Creating a Crawling Title
  210
- Setting the Length of a Title, and How It Appears and Disappears
  214
- Making Settings for How Titles Appear and Disappear
  215
- Changing the Settings for the Titler
  216
- Editing Title
  218
- Inserting Titles into a Sequence
  218
- Adjusting the Length (Duration) of a Placed Title
  220
- Copying a Placed Title
  220
- Deleting a Placed Title
  220
- Moving a Placed Title
  220
- Replacing a Placed Title
  220
- Inserting Title While Playing Back a Sequence (Punch-In Feature)
  221
- Modifying a Title Placed on the Timeline Palette
  223
- Applying Transition Effects (Transition FX)
  226
- Effects
  226
- Transition Effects (Transition FX)
  226
- Bridges
  228
- Rendering
  229
- Making Settings for Transition Effects (Transition FX)
  230
- Applying Filter Effects (Filter FX)
  232
- Filter Effects (Filter FX)
  232
- Making Settings for Filter Effects (Filter FX)
  233
- Applying Composition Effects (Composition FX)
  234
- Composition Effects (Composition FX)
  234
- Making Settings for Composition Effects (Composition FX)
  235
- Audio Effects (Audio FX)
  236
- Changing the Settings for Audio Effects (Audio FX)
  237
- Saving Created Effects in the Material Palette
  239
- Using the Motion Feature to Make Settings for Movement
  240
- Creating a Moving Inset Screen
  241
- Moving Mosaic or Blur
  246
- Creating Material
  252
- Creating Video Material with Effects
  252
- Slow Motion
  254
- Fast Motion
  255
- Reverse Motion
  256
- Strobe Motion
  257
- Video with Afterimages (Image Trailer)
  258
- Creating Video Inverted Vertically or Horizontally
  259
- Creating Audio Material with Effects
  260
- Raising the Volume Level with Normalize
  260
- Applying Voice Arranger
  262
- Creating Still Video
  264
- Creating Still Video Material from Video Material
  264
- Create "Dynamic" Video Material from Still Image
  266
- Create Video Material from Still Image
  266
- Creating Still Video from Material on a CD-ROM or Card Reader
  272
- Names and Features of Components on the Timeline Palette
  276
- Performing Detailed Editing on the Timeline Palette
  276
- Changing to the Timeline Palette
  277
- Basic Operation of Storyboard
  278
- Various Methods for Moving the Position Bar
  278
- Scrub Feature
  279
- Timeline Palette +/- Memory Buttons
  280
- Selecting Material
  281
- Selecting Material on Multiple Tracks
  281
- Setting in Points and out Points in a Sequence
  282
- Add a Timeline Marker
  283
- Using Timeline Markers
  283
- Delete a Marker
  284
- Arranging Video Material (Timeline)
  285
- Removing Placed Material (Timeline)
  286
- Removing All Material in a Specified Range
  287
- Moving Placed Material (Timeline)
  288
- Insert Mode
  289
- Overwrite Mode
  289
- Copying Material
  290
- Changing the Length of Material on the Timeline Palette
  292
- Moving the Seam for Material (Rolling Feature)
  293
- Splitting Material on a Track
  294
- Making Advanced Settings for Arranged Video Material
  295
- Shifting Subsequent Material after Reducing the Length of a Piece of Material
  295
- A/B Roll Editing
  296
- Switching the Video with the On-Screen T-Bar
  298
- Performing A/B Roll Editing for Only a Specific Range
  299
- Modifying the Results of A/B Roll Editing
  300
- Editing Tracks
  304
- Packing Tracks Toward the Beginning
  304
- Inserting a Blank Space in a Track
  306
- Copying and Pasting Tracks
  308
- Temporarily Hiding the Video on the Insert Track (Mute)
  309
- Extracting Synchronized Audio Recording
  310
- Feature for Grouping Part of a Sequence as a Single Piece of Video Material
  312
- About Rendering
  314
- Deleting a Sequence
  315
- About the Material Palette
  316
- Changing the Material Palette
  316
- Management Materials
  316
- Naming Captured Material
  317
- Using the Fixed Thumbnail View Feature
  318
- Feature for Changing the Audio-Material Icons
  319
- Changing the Appearance of the Material Palette
  320
- Finding the Material You Need in the Material Palette
  320
- Change the Way Material Is Arranged to Find What You're Looking for
  321
- Deleting Material in the Material Palette
  322
- Deleting Material Not in Use in a Sequence
  324
- Extracting Material
  325
- Adjusting the Volume Level
  328
- Connecting Equipment for Recording
  328
- Getting Ready to Record a Sequence
  328
- Recording the Sequence
  328
- Recording a Sequence
  330
- Saving to the Library
  334
- Using the Library
  334
- Importing from the Library
  336
- Deleting Material from the Library
  337
- Creating a New Project
  338
- Using Projects
  338
- Open the Project
  339
- Saving a Project
  340
- Copying a Project
  341
- Changing the Name of a Project
  342
- Deleting a Project
  342
- Feature for Listing and Managing Projects
  343
- Customizing System Settings
  345
- Offset Display Feature
  346
- Other Features
  346
- Loop Play Feature
  347
- Feature for Synchronizing with an External Device
  348
- Capturing Computer-Generated Still-Picture Data
  350
- Feature for Capturing Computer-Generated Data
  350
- Exchanging Video with a Computer through a DV Jack
  354
- Using Data from the DV-7DL PRO on a DV-7/DV-7R
  355
- Using Editing Data from a DV-7/DV-7R/DV-7PR
  355
- Feature for Eliminating Audio Popping
  356
- Feature for Resolving Data Errors, Etc
  356
- Feature for Checking the Hard Disk
  357
- Feature for Checking Video Material
  358
- If a Problem Occurs
  359
- Trouble Shooting
  360
- If a Message Is Displayed
  362
- Aspect Ratio
  363
- Glossary
  363
  - Hard Disk
    364
  - Time Code
    365
- Specifications
  366
- Index
  368
United Kingdom
372

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