Elgato 2 software manual Visual Editor Drawer

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EyeTV Software Manual

Visual Editor Drawer

There are a number of items in the editor drawer:

Timeline: The horizontal blue bar represents the overall length of the recording. Light blue sections mark the clips of video. The yellow section in the screenshot is the currently selected clip. The currently selected clip can also be saved as a QuickTime movie or EyeTV recording. In this example, the selected clips are commercials that will be discarded later.

Playhead: A large triangle above the timeline indicates which point in the re- cording is currently playing (or paused). Use the spacebar to toggle between play and pause. All navigational features of the EyeTV Remote and menus are also available, e.g. Fast Forward, Reverse, and so on. (see Chapter 8, Advanced Features, EyeTV Keyboard Shortcuts).

Thumbnails: The top row of small pictures represents the beginnings of indi- vidual scenes in the recording. There are two levels of detail for the thumbnails. When Normal resolution is selected, each thumbnail starts at the beginning of a scene transition, as determined by the EyeTV hardware. When Fine is cho- sen, the thumbnail is at the beginning of groups of pictures, usually around 15 frames, which represent approximately half a second of video.

Markers: Pairs of smaller triangles beneath the time line are designed to book- end the clip you want to cut (or that you want to export) from the recording. There are no markers visible for a new recording.

To add a marker, use the button in the center of the editor, beneath the timeline. Press this button to add a new pair of markers at the current Playhead position. Markers are preserved with the recording when the editor drawer is closed.

This allows you to begin editing your recording and save your work during inter- ruptions.

To delete a marker group, click either one of the pair, and press the Delete key. To clear all markers, use the Clear All Markers command in the Action menu (which looks like a gear).

Arrow keys: The arrow keys on the keyboard have different functionality de- pending whether the editor drawer is visible or not. When the editor is visible the right and left arrow keys can be used to navigate between thumbnails.

When the editor is closed, and EyeTV is playing over a clip marked for deletion, the right arrow skips playback to the end of the clip.

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Contents EyeTV 2 Software Manual Elgato SystemsTable of Contents EyeTV Manual Installation Welcome to EyeTVEyeTV Software Manual EyeTV Software Manual Installation Step One Installing EyeTV SoftwareEyeTV Software Manual Registering EyeTV Online Viewer Window Watching Live TelevisionWatching Multiple Programs Using Multiple Digital Channels Using Digital Multifeeds Changing the Size of the EyeTV Viewer WindowAdjusting the Display Options Changing the Aspect Ratio Viewer WindowDVB Subtitles Closed CaptionsTeletext Subtitles Overlay WindowSnapshots from the EyeTV Viewer Window Controller Controller Button Descriptions EyeTV Information DisplayTimeshifting Control Buttons EyeTV Software Manual Programs Window Programs Window SectionsRecordings Live RecordingsManaging Stored Recordings Schedules Managing Schedules EyeTV Software Manual Channels EyeTV Software Manual Program Guide Yellow Music Turquouse Sports Light Blue News Favorite Channels Playlist Advanced Recording Features Auto-Launch of EyeTV to RecordEditor Opening the EyeTV Visual EditorVisual Editor Drawer Fine Tuning Edits Compacting a Recording Examples of Using the Visual Editor Delete Undesirable Content like CommercialsExport Clip Program Guide Remote SchedulingEyeTV Program Guide in North America Powered by TitanTV New User RegistrationTitanTV Sections Navigating through the Program Guide Navigating the Guide TabsSearching for Programs Tuning to Live Television Automatically Recording Pro- gramsRemote Scheduling Programs PopUp Menu EyeTV Program Guide in Europe Powered by tvtv Steps of RegistrationEyeTV Software Manual EyeTV Software Manual View by Date View by Filter Automatically Recording Programs Preferences General PreferencesRecording Preferences Size, to activate this feature Controls PreferencesGuide Preferences Program GuideUpdating Guide Display Preferences EyeTV Software Manual Remote ProgrammingSound Preferences Device Settings Advanced Features Playing Video CDsOpening QuickTime Movies Exporting QuickTime MoviesEyeTV Software Manual EyeTV Software Manual Exporting To PSP PlayStation Portable Exporting To iPod 5G, iPod with video supportUsing EyeTV Exports With EyeHome IPod defaultEyeTV Archive EyeTV Tips and Tricks EyeTV Keyboard Shortcuts Function Shortcut KeysSemi-colon Troubleshooting Downloading Updates Getting Help

2 specifications

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