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o Program/Preview) rows – right-click the BFR button to select which buffer to assign to that

button.

o DSK channels – choose a specific buffer using the DSK’s drop-down source menu.

 M/E banks

o Mix mode – select a buffer for the A/B row BFR button just as you would for the main Switcher.

o Effect Mode – for multi-layer effects, the BFR button in each row can be assigned independently.

o Key channels – choose a buffer for any Key channel using its drop-down source menu.

Buffers allow abundant use of animation throughout your productions – as virtual set elements, layered

graphics overlays, etc., all without tying up precious Media Players.

(Consider that, for TriCaster 8000, in addition to the buffer cross-points in the main Switcher, each M/E

supports up to eight animated buffers. Since all of TriCaster 8000’s M/Es are re-entrant, layering possibilities

are nearly endless.)

11.4.8 KEYING, PROC AMPS AND MORE

It’s worth noting that you can apply LiveMatte, Proc Amp and Edge (cropping and feathering) settings to

individual buffers by assigning a desktop or Multiview monitor to the Buffer (or choosing a Workspace option

that includes Buffers) and opening its Input Configuration panel. Of course you can also apply Position

settings, including Rotation and Scale, in DSK, M/E and Key channels.

11.4.9 EDITING TITLES

When a title page (.cgxml file) is loaded into a buffer, TriCaster’s live Edit Title

panel (see Section 11.3) can be opened by clicking the gear icon that appears at

lower-right when you move the mouse over the icon (Figure 149).

Changes made in this panel take effect immediately. If the buffer is displayed, the

new title will appear as soon as your modifications are complete.

FIGURE 149

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