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Chapter 6, Setting Up Realtime Effects with Adobe Premiere
• Scope View Displays the Matrox scopes. You can change the settings to
select which scopes you want to see, and how you want them to appear by
clicking the button on the right side of the
Scope View page:
As you move your mouse within each monitor (vectorscope or waveform),
you’ll see a crosshair at your chosen position, and the values at that position
are shown in the top right corner of the monitor.
¥Tip Double-click or drag the Scope View tab to display the Matrox scopes in a
separate window that you can move and resize. This also allows you to keep
Image View open at the same time.
Scope definitions
There are four different monitors to help you analyze your video clips:
•
Vectorscope Shows the phase and amplitude of the color components of
your video signal. Standard “targets” (small boxes) on the vectorscope
correspond to the six colors in a standard color bar pattern (red, green, blue,
yellow, cyan, and magenta). Color bars are usually analyzed with the
vectorscope. By analyzing color bars from your source video on the
vectorscope, you can make adjustments as needed to calibrate your video.
For details on how to calibrate your video, see “Calibrating video using color
bars” on page 113.
•
YC Waveform Shows a representation of the combined luminance (Y)
and chrominance (C) of your video. For information on interpreting the YC
waveform results, see “Ensuring legal colors for broadcast” on page 114.
•
Y Waveform Shows only the luminance (Y) values of your video, with the
chrominance removed (as if your clip was in black and white).
Scope View
Settings menu
- Matrox RT.X100 Xtreme 1
- Thank you for choosing Matrox 3
- Warranty 4
- C. Limitations of Liability 5
- F. G e n e r a l 5
- Software license agreement 6
- Contents 7
- Using Matrox MediaTools 12
- Using Matrox MediaExport 13
- Using the 3ds max plug-in 14
- Using Sonic DVDit! SE 14
- RT.X100 Xtreme Specifications 15
- Matrox Around the World 16
- Hardware supplied 19
- Software supplied 19
- System requirements 20
- Other documentation 21
- Installation overview 22
- Preparing Your System 23
- °If you have Windows XP: 28
- °If you have Windows 2000: 28
- 4. Configure your sound card 29
- 5. Install Adobe Premiere 30
- °To install Adobe Premiere: 30
- Are you ready? 31
- Connecting Your Devices 33
- Before you begin 34
- TO AUDIO CARD IN 37
- TO AUDIO CARD OUT 37
- RT.X100 Xtreme 38
- To RT.X100 Xtreme 38
- DV-1394 connections 39
- Hot-plugging 42
- AUDIO-RVIDEOS-VIDEO 43
- IN) of your breakout cable: 44
- AUDIO-L jack 44
- AUDIO-R jack 44
- OUT) of your breakout cable: 45
- S-VIDEO jack 46
- OUT) of your 47
- Software 49
- 1. Hardware detection 50
- 2. Install Matrox X.tools 51
- Adobe Premiere 58
- Loading project presets 58
- Setting up your scratch disks 58
- Defining your Video settings 70
- Defining your Audio settings 70
- Project Settings dialog box 75
- Matrox Proc Amp Settings 75
- Dot aligned in blue target 78
- Settings 87
- CTRL+SHIFT while the 88
- Setting Up Realtime Effects 95
- Available effects 96
- Two-second gap between 97
- One second between the 97
- Premiere 99
- Custom page, where you can 100
- Transform page, where you 101
- Custom pages: 103
- Previewing your effects 104
- Using text boxes and sliders 105
- Undoing and redoing changes 105
- °To select your color: 106
- °To set up a 3D tile: 107
- Creating a custom 3D tile 108
- °To set up an advanced DVE: 110
- °To set up a basic DVE: 114
- Creating a custom basic DVE 115
- °To set up a blur effect: 116
- Creating a custom blur effect 117
- Creating a chroma key effect 119
- ✒ Color selector 121
- Using the Matrox scopes 126
- Scope View 128
- Settings menu 128
- °To set up a cube effect: 135
- Creating a custom cube effect 137
- that is mapped to the side 138
- Preview Window 139
- Creating a luma key effect 141
- Luminance selector 143
- Tracking rectangle 143
- Output view, you 144
- °To set up a mask DVE effect: 145
- Adding your own mask patterns 148
- °To set up an organic wipe: 150
- tab or the OrgWipe track: 151
- ✐Video 1A ✑Video 1B 152
- °To set up a page curl: 154
- Creating a custom page curl 155
- °To set up a particle effect: 157
- page are 159
- °To set up a sphere effect: 162
- Transforming your clip 165
- Using the transform controls 166
- values can affect the 167
- value for the x axis is set 167
- Using the Transform menu 167
- Figure 2: Offset at 100,0,0 167
- , or Rotation) 168
- Cropping your effect 169
- Using the Cropping Window 170
- Using the crop controls 171
- Using the Crop menu 171
- Working with keyframes 173
- °To create a keyframe: 175
- °To edit a keyframe: 175
- Selecting keyframes 176
- Copying and moving keyframes 176
- Deleting keyframes 178
- Area before clip 181
- Clip region 181
- Area beyond end of clip 181
- Keyboard shortcuts 182
- Rubberband 184
- What is XtremePreview? 185
- RT.X100 Xtreme realtime rules 186
- General rule 187
- Combining effects 187
- Order of effects 187
- Restrictions 188
- Monitoring your CPU usage 189
- Your notes 190
- Windows Programs 191
- Overview 192
- Xtreme hardware 193
- Before you start rendering 193
- Before you start capturing 196
- About Matrox MediaTools 202
- Starting Matrox MediaTools 203
- °To start Matrox MediaTools: 203
- Positioner 206
- Using the time code fields 207
- +Mark In 208
- +Mark Out 208
- ; ) indicates drop frame 209
- : ) indicates non-drop frame 209
- 1 Click the Options button 210
- Selecting your capture folder 211
- Scanning and capturing clips 212
- Capturing live video 213
- Creating a batch capture list 214
- Editing clips 216
- Working with the clip list 217
- Copying clips 218
- Moving clips 218
- Deleting clips 219
- Grabbing a single-frame image 220
- SHIFT+click 221
- About Matrox MediaExport 226
- °To start Matrox MediaExport: 226
- Work area only 229
- Windows Media 229
- °To add clip information: 231
- °To add target audiences: 237
- New Composition 248
- 6 Click the Setup button 249
- Width and Height of your 250
- Edit > 250
- Preferences > Previews 250
- About the 3ds max plug-in 252
- Creating a DVD volume 259
- 16 Quit DVDit! SE 261
- Using the WYSIWYG DirectShow 263
- Control Panel 263
- Disable button 265
- Original to 266
- This chapter provides some 267
- Up-to-date information 268
- Possible solutions 268
- Multiple solutions 268
- Installation/configuration 269
- Using Adobe Premiere 271
- Timeline 275
- Video Options > 276
- Transparency 276
- Transparency Settings dialog 276
- Capture issues 277
- Export issues 278
- Audio issues 279
- DVD/CD authoring 280
- Data Rates and 281
- A/V Disk Space Requirements 281
- Constant bit rate 283
- Variable bit rate 283
- Time (minutes) 283
- Environmental specifications 286
- Appendix 287
- Glossary of terms 288
- Getting the most support 300
- Contacting us 301
- Worldwide Headquarters 304
- Europe, Middle East, Africa 304
- Asia Pacific 304
- Numerics 305
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