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o For example, will you send video to a local reference monitor using
an S-Video or composite cable?
o Do you intend to configure a connection for a projection system?
What external audio connections and adjustments are required?
 You might create a playlist of custom title pages in a Media Player, along with
additional playlists for the DDRs.
During the course of the actual live production you may perform further fine-tuning,
and also add to the media content used in the presentation:
 You could grab a series of still images from Program Output.
 Grab some clips from the production for replay later.
 And capture the network Stream output as a file.
The list of adjustments, activities and assets involved in a specific production goes
on, but the main point to grasp here is that the session is comprised of all of the
above collectively. If you do not deliberately delete the session, all of your session
media and all of your session settings are ready for immediate recall and re-use.
When you re-open an existing session, it’s just as if you were continuing an earlier
event. Thus, if you return to the same venue another day under similar conditions,
simply re-open your prior session and you are virtually ready to go. (Of course, it’s
the professional course of wisdom to test everything before beginning any event.)
Naturally, you can store
multiple sessions and re-open
them freely. This greatly
simplifies business models that
involve regular trips to specific
remote sites or a number of
unique episodic programs, and
easily accommodates different
users with their own individual
requirements and preferences.
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