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Table Of Contents
- Title Page
- Using This Guide
- Contents
- Getting Started
- Working with Assets
- The Assets Pane
- Working with News Assets
- Working with Media Assets
- Identifying Interplay | Production Systems and Media Assets
- Navigating the Interplay | Production Database
- Adding or Removing Property Columns
- Resizing Columns
- Moving Columns
- Moving or Copying Assets
- Renaming Assets
- Creating a New Folder
- Displaying or Hiding Referenced Assets
- Viewing and Editing Metadata
- Viewing Thumbnails
- Working with Projects
- Building a Script
- The Queue/Story Pane
- Creating a Story
- Segmenting Stories
- Writing Stories in Right-to-Left Languages
- Using Annotation to Dictate a Story
- Editing a Story
- Deleting or Recovering a Deleted Story
- Locking and Unlocking a Story
- Inserting Script Templates
- Inserting MOS Placeholders
- Adding Media to a Story
- Copying and Sending iNEWS Links
- Recovering Automatically Saved Stories
- Using the Sequence Pane
- Displaying the Sequence Pane
- The Sequence Pane
- Understanding Basic and Advanced Sequences
- Selecting a Horizontal or Vertical Timeline
- Using the Sequence Zoom Bar
- Viewing Sequence Information
- Creating a Sequence
- Saving a Sequence
- Saving a Version of a Sequence
- Recovering Automatically Saved Sequences
- Opening and Editing an Existing Sequence in the Sequence Pane
- Opening a Sequence Associated with a Story
- Editing a Sequence Associated with a Story
- Editing a Sequence
- Performing an Insert Edit in a Basic Sequence
- Performing an Insert Edit in an Advanced Sequence
- Performing an Overwrite Edit in an Advanced Sequence
- Performing a Replace Edit
- Enabling an Audio Track
- Adding Media from a Saved Sequence to a Sequence
- Undoing and Redoing an Action in the Sequence Pane
- Moving or Deleting Segments in the Timeline
- Adding and Removing Audio Segments
- Creating an Audio-Only NAT or SOT Segment
- Snapping in the Timeline
- Trimming Segments in the Timeline
- Using L-Cuts in the Timeline
- Splitting a Segment
- Adding Markers to a Sequence
- Inserting Video Dissolves (Advanced Sequences Only)
- Enabling Audio Scrubbing
- Working with Video Media
- The Media Pane
- Playing Assets
- Using the J-K-L Keys for Playback
- Stepping Through Assets
- Playing Recently Viewed Assets
- Selecting the Aspect Ratio
- Changing the Maximum Size of the Proxy Video
- Updating the Media Status
- Playback of Simple and Complex Sequences
- Selecting the Playback Quality
- Adjusting for Playback Latency
- Using the Speedtest Pane
- Working with Remote Assets
- Marking In and Out Points
- Working with Markers and Restrictions
- Using the Timecode Displays
- Entering Timecode to Cue a Frame
- Working in the Media Timeline
- Using the Media Zoom Bar
- Reviewing in the STP Target Resolution
- Playing Back at the Highest Resolution
- Using Match Frame
- Opening an Enclosing Folder
- Transcoding Assets
- Viewing and Editing a Clip During Ingest
- Saving a Frame as an Image
- Using Audio
- Working with Group Clips
- Searching for Assets
- Logging and Creating Subclips
- Workflows for Logging
- Understanding Markers and Restrictions
- The Log Layout
- The Markers Pane
- Adding, Saving, and Deleting Markers
- Working with Restrictions
- Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Text
- Navigating by Markers in the Log Layout
- Exporting Markers
- Entering Marker Text in Right-to-Left Languages
- Unicode Support for Marker Text
- Creating Subclips
- Sharing MediaCentral | UX Messages
- iNEWS Messaging
- Sending to Playback
- Delivering Assets and Media
- MediaCentral | UX Mobile Application for the iPhone
- Connection Basics
- Installing MediaCentral | UX on the iPhone
- Starting MediaCentral | UX on the iPhone
- The Sidebar
- Buttons of the User Interface
- Customizing MediaCentral | UX Settings
- Changing Roles
- Accessing the iNEWS Database
- Editing Stories
- Approving Stories
- Working with Favorites
- Working Offline with Cached Queues and Stories
- MediaCentral | UX and Interplay | Production
- MediaCentral | UX Tablet Application for the iPad
- Connection Basics
- Installing MediaCentral | UX on the iPad
- Starting MediaCentral | UX on the Tablet
- The Sidebar
- Buttons of the User Interface
- Customizing MediaCentral | UX Settings
- Changing Roles
- Accessing the iNEWS Database
- Editing Stories
- Approving Stories
- Entering Presenter Mode
- Working with Favorites
- Working Offline with Cached Queues and Stories
- MediaCentral | UX and Interplay | Production
- MediaCentral | UX for Android Devices
- User Settings
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Icons
- MediaCentral Glossary
- Index
Editing Stories
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• The app automatically saves a modified story when you change your role from Launch pane.
• The app automatically saves a modified story when you sign out of the app.
Formatting a Script
When you write a story, text appears in the default text style. However, you can alter the look of
the text, such as changing the default font to bold. When formatting a story as a script for a news
broadcast, you often distinguish certain text by using various specialized styles of text, such as
instructions for presenters or closed captioning.
You use presenter instructions commonly as brief, special instructions to news presenters (also
known as news anchors). The text for presenter instructions appear red, in reverse video on the
teleprompter. This text does not affect how the system calculates the read time.
You use closed captioning commonly for sound-bite transcription. The text for closed captioning
appears green, and the system sends it to a closed caption encoder if your station uses such a
device to broadcast scripts for the hearing-impaired. Closed captioning text does not appear in
the teleprompter, nor does it affect how the system calculates the read time.
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The system sends the default text style to both the teleprompter and to any closed caption
encoder used at the station.
In the tablet app, the Edit toolbar provides buttons that let you modify the format of the text into
bold text, italicized text, and underlined text, and lets you format specialized for broadcast
scripts.
When selected, the fourth formatting button in the toolbar offers specialized format options. The
letter icons on the button change based on the selected format or to reflect the format of the text
at the current cursor location. Whenever you select a format, the buttons on the toolbar appear
orange.
To format text, select the appropriate text and do one of the following:
t To bold text, tap and hold. and then select the B button.
t To italicize test, tap and hold, and then select the I button.
t To underline text, tap and hold, and then select the U button.
t To mark text as a presenter instruction, tap and hold, and then select P for presenter.