Edirol PR-50 is a versatile and user-friendly device designed to meet the needs of professional presenters and educators. With its intuitive interface and wide range of features, the PR-50 empowers users to create and deliver dynamic and engaging presentations.
Key capabilities of the Edirol PR-50 include:
- Media Playback: Import and play various media formats, including videos, images, and audio files.
- Timeline Editing: Arrange media clips on a timeline, allowing for precise control over the flow of your presentation.
- Visual Effects: Enhance your presentations with a range of visual effects, such as transitions, color adjustments, and keying.
Edirol PR-50 is a versatile and user-friendly device designed to meet the needs of professional presenters and educators. With its intuitive interface and wide range of features, the PR-50 empowers users to create and deliver dynamic and engaging presentations.
Key capabilities of the Edirol PR-50 include:
- Media Playback: Import and play various media formats, including videos, images, and audio files.
- Timeline Editing: Arrange media clips on a timeline, allowing for precise control over the flow of your presentation.
- Visual Effects: Enhance your presentations with a range of visual effects, such as transitions, color adjustments, and keying.
Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the Edirol PR-50. Version 1.1.1 of the PR-50 adds
to or enhances a number of the existing features of the PR-50. This leaflet describes the features that
have been added.
Making the Settings for the Project
The setting items described below have been added to the Presenter's Edit mode.
Setting the Playback Speed for Each Clip
You can set the playback speed independently for each individual clip.
1.
Click the Extended Parameters tab.
2.
Move the Playback Speed slider to adjust the playback speed.
The number above the slider indicates the playback speed. You can make the setting for reverse
playback by making this number negative.
Setting the Playback Start Point for Each Clip
You can set the point where playback starts independently for each individual clip.
1.
Click the Extended Parameters tab.
Click to select either "Start Playback from In Point" or "Start Playback from Thumbnail" as the
point to start playback.
Index
Making the Settings for the Project ...................................................................................................(p. 1)
Setting the Playback Speed for Each Clip .................................................................................(p. 1)
Setting the Playback Start Point for Each Clip .........................................................................(p. 1)
Using Other Devices to Control Presenter ......................................................................................(p. 2)
Using a DV-7DLC ..............................................................................................................................(p. 2)
Making the System Settings ................................................................................................................(p. 3)
Copying Material to the PR-50 from Networked Computers ......................................................(p. 3)
New Features Added with Ver. 1.1.1 of the PR-50
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CORPORATION.
New Features Added with Ver. 1.1.1 of the PR-50
Using Other Devices to Control Presenter
Using a DV-7DLC
Now you can change the functions assigned to the DV-7DLC's buttons and sliders to meet your own
needs.
* The following values are displayed but cannot be used.
Changing the Functions Assigned to Sliders and Button
You can use the procedure described below to assign different features to sliders 1 through 4 and
buttons 1 through 5 on the DV-7DLC.
1.
Click [Show Preferences].
A dialog box appears, asking you which preferences you want to display.
2.
Click [DV-7DLC Preferences].
The DV-7DLC Preferences dialog box appears.
3.
Use "Sliders" or "Buttons 1–5" to make the setting for the feature you want to assign.
The features you can assign are as follows.
When you assign a feature to a button, you can specify how the button behaves when it is pressed.
Toggle: Pressing the button switches the feature on or off.
Momentary: Pressing the button activates the feature, which stays on until the button is released.
Value: The value passed to the feature when the button is pressed.
* The behavior settings you can make differ depending on the effect.
Setting any of buttons 1 through 5 to [Transition] makes the remaining buttons be set to [Transition]
as well.
Slider
Button
Value name Effect Value name Effect Setting item
None (None)
None (None) -
VFX1 Effect 1
VFX 1 Effect 1 Toggle, momentary,
Value (depth of ef-
fects)
VFX2 Effect 2
VFX 2 Effect 2
VFX3 Effect 3
VFX 3 Effect 3
VFX4 Effect 4
VFX 4 Effect 4
Color Hue Hue adjustment
VFX Enable/Disable
Corresponds to [Main] button
Toggle, momentary
Color Saturation
Saturation adjustment
Mask Toggle, momentary,
Value
(Mask type; 1--8 only)
Brightness
Brightness adjustment
Lum Key Level Key-level adjustment
Transformer MAIN
Switch to MAIN Toggle, momentary
Output Fade Output fade
Transformer INSERT
Switch to INSERT Toggle, momentary
Volume Volume adjustment Play Reverse Reverse playback Toggle, momentary
Transition Time Transition Time
Playback Speed Playback speed Toggle, momentary,
Value
(64 - equivalent to
centered Playback Speed
slider in Play mode)
Playback Speed Playback Speed
Output Fade Output fade Toggle, momentary,
Value
(0 - black, 64 -
100% output, 127 - white)
White Lum Key White luminance key
Value (Lum Key Level)
Black Lum Key Black luminance key
Value (Lum Key Level)
Transition * Transition mode (None)
New Features Added with Ver. 1.1.1 of the PR-50
Making the System Settings
Beginning with version 1.1.1 of the PR-50, the network setting items have changed as described
below.
Making the
Network Settings
Making the network settings enables you to copy materials from computers connected to a network
and automatically adjust the PR-50’s time settings by connecting to a time server.
Copying Material to the PR-50 from Networked Computers
Cautions to Note When Using the File-sharing Features
• Before you turn off the PR-50's power or stop file sharing, quit the connection to the
computer.
• No password is set for file sharing. This means you must never use the file-sharing
feature while connected to the Internet or in other network environments in which
someone may gain unauthorized access to your files.
• Never operate or make any adjustments with the PR-50 while files are being copied
from a computer. Also be sure to stop playback of any clips.
• Turn off the PR-50's file-sharing feature when you're not sharing files.
1.
In the Selector, click the [System Preferences] button.
The System Preferences screen appears.
2.
Go to "Network" and click [Open Network Preferences panel].
The "Network Settings" screen appears.
3.
Select the method for configuring TCP/I
P.
• Manual:Use this when the IP address used for the network is specified by the network
administrator.
• Auto (DHCP):Use when the IP address is assigned automatically by your router or
another device. (If you select "Auto," then proceed to step 5.)
4.
Enter the addresses for "IP Address," "Subnet Mask," and "Gateway."
Ask the network administrator for these addresses.
5.
Enter the "Workgroup" and "Host Name."
Ask the network administrator for the workgroup and host name.
6.
Select the check box for "Disk Sharing (SMB)" (making a check mark appear in the box).
7.
Click [Save].
Networking restarts with file sharing enabled. The Selector window returns.
Switches file sharing on and off
Selects the TCP/IP configuration method
Addresses are entered here
Names are entered here
New Features Added with Ver. 1.1.1 of the PR-50
8.
At the Selector window, start the Presenter.
9.
Click the "Edit Mode" button to change to the Edit mode.
10.
Go to the bottom right of the window and click the "Start Disk Sharing" button.
The Edit mode ends and the disk-sharing feature is activated.
11.
Connect the PR-50 to the network through the computer.
Connect using the host name you set on the PR-50. For more-detailed instructions about making these
connections, refer to the documentation for your computer.
If you're using Mac OS X, you can use "smb://unit's_host_name/IMPORT/" to access the unit.
The "IMPORT" folder becomes the shared folder for video. Also, the "MASK" folder becomes the
shared folder for masks.
12.
Copy material from the computer to the PR-50.
Copy video material to the "IMPORT" folder and image files to use as masks to the "MASK" folder.
You can import video material copied to the "IMPORT" folder from the "Import Material" dialog box
(p. 30). For more information on the formats that you can import, refer to page 81.
You can take video material copied to the "MASK" folder and use it directly in the Play Mode. For
more information, refer to "Importing Masks Created on a Computer" (p. 83).
When you import material from the "IMPORT" folder at the "Import Material" screen, that material
is automatically deleted from the "IMPORT" folder. All other files are also deleted when the power
to the PR-50 is turned on.
Clicking "Cancel" while you're making these settings returns you to the "System Preferences" screen.
Clicking "Revert" returns the settings to their original state.
Never try to copy any file larger than 4 GB.
The unit may have trouble operating properly if the hard disk becomes filled up with copied material.
If this occurs, first shut down the unit, then turn the power on again. (This deletes the files in the
IMPORT folder.)
We assume no responsibility for the deletion of any masks already stored in the "MASK" folder.
13.
Click the "Stop Sharing" button.
The disk-sharing feature stops and the Editor screen returns.
Never click the "Stop Sharing" button while sending files. Doing so may corrupt or destroy the file
being sent.
[Share Disk] button
[Stop Sharing] button
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Edirol PR-50 is a versatile and user-friendly device designed to meet the needs of professional presenters and educators. With its intuitive interface and wide range of features, the PR-50 empowers users to create and deliver dynamic and engaging presentations.
Key capabilities of the Edirol PR-50 include:
- Media Playback: Import and play various media formats, including videos, images, and audio files.
- Timeline Editing: Arrange media clips on a timeline, allowing for precise control over the flow of your presentation.
- Visual Effects: Enhance your presentations with a range of visual effects, such as transitions, color adjustments, and keying.
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