Ross Video XPression U

Trackless Studio 104 - Trackless Studio and XPression Launching in the Proper Order

Launching Trackless Studio and XPression in the proper order is important to establishing the “handshake” between the two applications. This short video provides instruction on the proper order for launching and gives the operator the confidence to continue forward in the playback process.
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Trackless Studio 106 - Trackless Studio Main Menu Overview

Understanding the Menu option of a software application can make the different between the operator mastering the software or the software mastering the operator. The quick tutorial walks the viewer through the items on the main menu and when or why to use them.
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Trackless Studio 108 - Trackless Studio Production Control Overview

The Trackless Studio playout process is handled through the Production Control screen. Learning the specific functions of the main areas on this part of the user interface gives the operator the confidence to handle their show knowing what controls are available to them. Viewing this tutorial as well as the Trackless Studio Basic Operation Overview gives the operator a solid understanding of how to set up and run a basic show.
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Trackless Studio 110 - Trackless Studio Settings Tab Overview

There are some essential but simple settings that need to be set up and occasionally reviewed and tweaked in Trackless Studio. Items such as setting up the Chroma key for each live input, setting up or updating a list media to be used in either hot-swap mode or event-base triggering. Learning to set up or modify the chroma key settings as well as modifying the media and event presets helps to take an operator to the next level of Trackless Studio user.
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Trackless Studio 112 - Trackless Studio Basic Operation Overview

Setting up a Trackless Studio show will be easy after reviewing this tutorial. Setting up different Scene Presets and triggering moves between the camera presets and transitions between scenes of presets to mimic a full studio production workflow. Setting presets, adjusting transition durations based on production demands and setting new presets when needed, give the operator comprehensive set of handles on the entire production.
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Trackless Studio 114 - Inserting Media to a Virtual Monitor on the Trackless Studio Virtual Set

Virtual sets can contain virtual monitors, and it is easy to change the content, such as Videos, still Images or live sources to fill the monitors, using the Trackless Studio Media Events and Hot Swap functions. Setting up a series of media events that can be triggered from the Production Control interface is quick and easy. The use of events can handle more than just updating media in the monitors; Media Events can update Datalinq™ sources, on-set objects, insert graphics superimposed on the program stream and event selecting other camera presets can all be part of a Media Event in Trackless Studio. For a random access type of program, the Media Hot Swap tools allow operators to select a pool of preset media (videos, still images or live sources), and simply click on them to selectively populate the on-set monitors and keep up with the on screen dialog.
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Trackless Studio 116 - Adding Insert Graphics as Part of An Event

Trackless Studio can be more than just the virtual set in your production. Using the Events settings in Trackless Studio, it is possible to use other scenes in the XPression Project which has the virtual set. Adding another scene, and even populating it with new content is simple, and this video provides an awesome tutorial on how to set up Insert Graphics events for your virtual set solution.
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Trackless Studio 118 - Creating Events Using Datalinq™ and XPression Scenes for Trackless Studio

Adding XPression graphics in or over the Trackless Virtual Studio is easy to do, using Events. Setting a scene with Datalinq™ keys online and then sending a new Datalinq™ key value allows users to update lower-third name graphics or even election results in complex data visualizations. This video will take users through the steps to add a lower third name super and update the contents using events, within Ross Video’s trackless Studio.
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Trackless Studio 120 - Trackless Studio Optional XKeys Dedicated Controller

In a live production control room, a great user interface still requires a dedicated control surface, sometimes. Ross Video has created an optional keyboard for controlling Trackless Studio with single keystrokes. Recalling camera presets, events or even transitions can now be done with dedicated keystrokes.
There is even a joystick for immediate access to repositioning the scene camera. This is extremely helpful in the pre-production times for setting camera presets as well as random control of the scene camera for immediate camera repositioning while in production. Take a look at this quick introduction video to see if the Trackless Studio dedicated controller option is right for your productions.
 
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Transition Logic 101 - XPression Transition Logic Part 1: An Introduction

Get introduced to what XPression Transition Logic is, and what will be covered in this series of tutorial videos.
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