Operating The Register Memory - Panasonic Live Production Suite Series Operating Manual

Operating the register memory

Operate a register memory for the channel selected in [STILL1]/[STILL2]/[CLIP1]/[CLIP2] from the <MEM> button on the top menu → [STILL], [CLIP] →
[Register] tab.
f 81 still images and 81 moving images can be saved ([Store]) and loaded ([Recall]) in the register memory area. Data saved is retained even if the
power is turned off.
f This operation can be also performed in the multi-selection panel area.
For details, refer to "Video memory menu".
f Video memory can be saved and loaded in/from a memory card inserted in the memory card slot of the Control Panel AV-HS60C2/AV-HS60C4.
f Video memories can be saved and loaded in/from the internal storage of the local computer connected to the <LAN> terminal of the Live Production
Suite system.
Loading image files
1
Select the <MEM> button → [STILL], [CLIP] → [Register]/[SD/PC] tab.
2
Select [Recall].
f When the [SD/PC] tab was selected in Step
f The [Recall] screen is displayed.
3
Change the screen display as necessary.
[ALL], [1-X] to [9-X]
[File Type]
[Sort]
[View]
4
Select [Recall].
f When [Recall] is selected after selecting a file from the registered file icons, the image data is loaded in the relevant channel.
f When you select [Cancel], the image data is not loaded and the screen is closed.
@ NOTE
t Operations with a local computer connected to the <LAN> terminal of the Live Production Suite system are as follows:
- When you select top menu <MEM> button → [STILL] or [CLIP]→ [SD/PC] tab → [PC] column [Recall], the file operations screen opens on the
computer and you can perform the load operations.
- The communication between the Live Production Suite system and the local computer may be disconnected when the file operation screen is left
opened, and an error may be displayed in the browser. Perform the screen update in the browser if this occurs.
- [SD] column operation cannot be performed. Loadable image type is png only.
t When loading image files, select top menu <MEM> button → [STILL] or [CLIP] → [Still]/[Rec Clip] tab, and set [Input Disp] to [OFF]. If this is [ON], a
thumbnail image may not display correctly on the current icon after the images load.
Saving image files
1
Select the <MEM> button → [STILL], [CLIP] → [Register]/[SD/PC] tab.
2
Select [Store].
f When the [SD/PC] tab was selected in Step
f The [Store] screen is displayed.
3
Change the screen display as necessary.
[ALL], [1-X] to [9-X]
[File Type]
[Sort]
[View]
Chapter 5 Basic Operations — Video memory
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, select [Recall] in the [SD/PC] column.
f The registered memory page is changed.
- [ALL]: All image files are displayed.
- [1-X] - [9-X]: The image files on each page are displayed.
f These are displayed only when loading image files from registered memories.
f Select the extension to display.
- For [STILL]: bmp, png, jpg (jpeg), tga, tiff (tif), gif
- For [CLIP]: clp
f These are displayed only when loading image files from memory cards.
The registered memory display is sorted by memory name ([Name+]/[Name−]), date ([Date+]/[Date−]), or memory
number ([No+]/[No−]), in either ascending order (+) or descending order (−).
Select the display mode.
[List]: Registered memories are displayed in a list.
[Icon]: Registered memories are displayed as icons.
1
, select [Store] in the [SD/PC] column.
f The registered memory page is changed.
- [ALL]: All image files are displayed.
- [1-X] - [9-X]: The image files on each page are displayed.
f These are displayed only when saving image files to registered memories.
f Select the extension to display.
- For [STILL]: bmp, png, jpg (jpeg), tga, tiff (tif), gif
- For [CLIP]: clp
f These are displayed only when saving image files to memory cards.
The registered memory display is sorted by memory name ([Name+]/[Name−]), date ([Date+]/[Date−]), or memory
number ([No+]/[No−]), in either ascending order (+) or descending order (−).
Select the display mode.
[List]: Registered memories are displayed in a list.
[Icon]: Registered memories are displayed as icons.
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