Tutorial Creating Playlists (Cue Lists) - Revision history

Behrooz at 12:41, 3 November 2020

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	This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions. Please note that the screenshots are made with Version 5 User Interface. Version 6 users please consider the differences ~~with~~ [[~~User Interface V6~~]].		This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions. Please note that the screenshots are made with Version 5 User Interface. Version 6 users please consider the differences in Version 6 [[Playlist]].

	==Creating Playlists==		==Creating Playlists==

Behrooz at 12:40, 3 November 2020

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	This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions.		This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions. Please note that the screenshots are made with Version 5 User Interface. Version 6 users please consider the differences with [[User Interface V6]].

	==Creating Playlists==		==Creating Playlists==

Behrooz at 09:02, 25 March 2020

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			This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions.

	==Creating Playlists==		==Creating Playlists==

Behrooz at 16:21, 4 November 2019

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	The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''		The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''

	''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between Preload and Playlist; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.		''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between Preload and Playlist; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved. ''<br>
	Preloads are - as the name suggests~~'' ''~~- preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''		''Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''

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	''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between Preload and Playlist; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.		''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between Preload and Playlist; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.
	Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''		Preloads are - as the name suggests'' ''- preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''

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Behrooz at 16:19, 4 November 2019

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	The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''		The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''

	''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between ~~‘Preload’~~ and ~~‘Playlist’~~; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.		''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between Preload and Playlist; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.
	Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''		Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''

Behrooz at 08:56, 30 September 2019

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	==Simultaneously Launching two ~~cues~~==		==Simultaneously Launching two Cues==

	This chapter deals with creating a playlist in which two clips are played back simultaneously.		This chapter deals with creating a playlist in which two clips are played back simultaneously.
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	1. Arrange the clips in the playlist via drag&drop. '''(A)'''		1. Arrange the clips in the playlist via drag&drop. '''(A)'''

	2. For creating an order and composition delete empty rows with a right-click into an empty cell, then select 'Remove Cue'. '''(B)'''		2. For creating an order and composition, delete empty rows with a right-click into an empty cell, then select 'Remove Cue'. '''(B)'''

	At the moment the two played back clips are overlapping, therefore the size and position of the videos or the layer mode have to be adjusted (e.g. 'Add' instead of 'Picture in Picture').		At the moment the two played back clips are overlapping, therefore the size and position of the videos or the layer mode have to be adjusted (e.g. 'Add' instead of 'Picture in Picture').

	Adjusting the size of the videos in the ~~layermanager~~:		Adjusting the size of the videos in the Layermanager:

	1. Activate the desired video over the corresponding layer. '''(C)'''		1. Activate the desired video over the corresponding layer. '''(C)'''
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	==Setting the Timeout of a ~~cue~~==		==Setting the Timeout of a Cue==

	The timeout can be set individually for each clip.		The timeout can be set individually for each clip.
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	Fade In and Fade Out options can be incorporated as individual cues in the playlist.		Fade In and Fade Out options can be incorporated as individual cues in the playlist.

	1. Define the composition of the ~~CUES.~~. '''(C)'''		1. Define the composition of the Cues. '''(C)'''

	2. Insert Fade In / Fade Out '''(D)'''		2. Insert Fade In / Fade Out '''(D)'''
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	1. Load the cues (clips) from the Preload before positioning. '''(A)'''		1. Load the cues (clips) from the Preload before positioning. '''(A)'''
	:'''Right ~~mouseclick~~ into empty cell → Trigger ~~Preloadclip~~'''		:'''Right-click into empty cell → Trigger Preload Clip'''
	2. The clip is selected via the Preload Index. Clips can be changed or adjusted via the Preload Index using '+' or the arrow symbols. '''(B)'''		2. The clip is selected via the Preload Index. Clips can be changed or adjusted via the Preload Index using '+' or the arrow symbols. '''(B)'''

Behrooz: /* Creating Playlists */

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Creating Playlists

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	The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''		The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''

	''Tip: ~~MXWENDLER~~ distinguishes between ‘Preload’ and ‘Playlist’; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.		''Tip: MXWendler distinguishes between ‘Preload’ and ‘Playlist’; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.
	Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''		Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''

Behrooz at 14:34, 3 September 2019

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Behrooz: /* Creating Playlists */

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	In the Playlist Creation Wizard you can determine which - as well as how - videos are loaded into the playlist.		In the Playlist Creation Wizard you can determine which - as well as how - videos are loaded into the playlist.

	''Tip=The Playlist – Wizard copies base settings into all current clips. These settings can be changed individually in each clip at a later time.''		''Tip: The Playlist – Wizard copies base settings into all current clips. These settings can be changed individually in each clip at a later time.''

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	==Creating Playlists==		==Creating Playlists==

	In this tutorial we will create a playlist using a number of different videos. Numerous videos can be played back simultaneously, and with a variety of options.		In this tutorial, we will create a playlist using a number of different videos. Numerous videos can be played back simultaneously, and with a variety of options.

	1. Load the videos into the Preload. '''(A)'''		1. Load the videos into the Preload. '''(A)'''
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	The playlist is complete. All clips are now loaded into the playlist one after the other. '''(D)'''		The playlist is complete. All clips are now loaded into the playlist one after the other. '''(D)'''

	4. Playback the playlist with the ► Play button. The following row / clip will playback each time the ► Play button is pushed. '''(E)'''		4. Playback the playlist with the ► Play button. The following row/clip will playback each time the ► Play button is pushed. '''(E)'''

	The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''		The current clip is half highlighted orange. The yellow bar indicates the progress of the clip, the fade as well as the progress of the cue. '''(F)'''

	''Tip: MXWENDLER distinguishes between ‘Preload’ and ‘Playlist’; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that media can be simply replaced or moved.		''Tip: MXWENDLER distinguishes between ‘Preload’ and ‘Playlist’; the media names are distinct from their chronological sequence. This means that the media can be simply replaced or moved.
	Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''		Preloads are - as the name suggests - preloaded, and can thus be played back with reduced latency.''

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	2. For creating an order and composition delete empty rows with a right-click into an empty cell, then select 'Remove Cue'. '''(B)'''		2. For creating an order and composition delete empty rows with a right-click into an empty cell, then select 'Remove Cue'. '''(B)'''

	At the moment the two played back clips are overlapping, therefore the size and position of the videos or the layer mode ~~has~~ to be adjusted (e.g. 'Add' instead of 'Picture in Picture').		At the moment the two played back clips are overlapping, therefore the size and position of the videos or the layer mode have to be adjusted (e.g. 'Add' instead of 'Picture in Picture').

	Adjusting the size of the videos in the layermanager:		Adjusting the size of the videos in the layermanager: