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Chapter 4

you really want to add these effects, as this will place all transi-

tions in the Storyboard from this position on.

Once you have a large number of group names, it may be ben-

eﬁcial to reorder the groups that are being shown. This way,

you could create archives in which only speciﬁc group names

are visible. This way you can limit the choice of groups.

This way you have also made possible to select scenes in the

group selection.

With the Stock button, all the existing group names of the

project will be listed.

When you work with groups, you have several possibilities

to select scenes in the bin. If you wish to show only selected

scenes of a particular group or even several groups, press

‘Opt’ and then ‘Group selection’. This next list contains all

available groups for this project. Use the multiple selection

function to choose one or more groups by placing a tick next

to the groups. Press OK to show only the scenes that have

been assigned to those groups. The remaining scenes are not

deleted, merely ‘hidden’.

If you wish to delete the group name of a scene (unassign),

select the ‘---’ name from the group list. If you wish to see

all scenes, even those not assigned to any group, open the

group selection once more and conﬁrm by pressing ‘All’.

You will now once again see all of your clips in the scene bin.

Whenever you are not displaying all scenes, the header of the

scene bin, on the right next to ‘Scene bin’, you’ll ﬁnd the text

‘Filter active’. Make sure to check for this if you feel that some

scenes are ‘missing’.

You can even improve the organization of the scene bin more

by hiding any scenes that you already added to the story-

board. Go to the options menu ‘Opt’. If the checkbox next to

‘Show added scenes’ is ticked, any added scenes (all scenes

marked with a small white dot above the stamp) will be shown

in the scene bin. An unticked box means that the function is

deactivated and that already added scenes are not shown in

the scene bin. Of course, ‘hiding’ scenes in this fashion does

not mean that they are deleted, but merely not shown.

3D mode: If you have activated the optional add-on product

‘3D Edit’, this menu will also have a setting for the 3D mode of

the current scene (please refer to the product manual for more

information).

The active scene can also be exported directly, and an image

from the scene can be copied to the picture archive.

Exporting scenes: The currently selected scene can be directly

exported as an AVI ﬁle. When you click on this button, you

will be able to select the medium to which you want to export

the scene. The medium must be connected and active before

selecting the destination. The scene will then be exported after

you click on OK. It will be stored on the storage medium as

a ﬁle, called NameOfScene.avi. This ﬁle can be imported or

played in a different area of the system.

Exporting current scene - Opt This is used to set the export

mode and export quality. In a way comparable to exporting the

storyboard, you can set a mode and the desired quality here.

The mode is usually ﬁxed to AVI.

If you are using the RenderBooster (optional additional hard-

ware), and if it is activated and connected, you will have more

modes to select.

In case of an SD project you will have the additional modes

MPEG-2, H.264 and MP4 at your disposal.

In case of an HD project, you will be able to also select the

H.264, MP4 and MP4 SD modes.

Depending on your project, you will be able to set different

quality levels for export.

In case of an HD project, you will be able to set several quality

levels for the MTS mode. The maximum setting for HD projects

corresponds to 16 Mbit/s (when using the RenderBooster) and

30 Mbit/s (without RenderBooster). Since the RenderBooster

achieves better encoding quality, lower quality levels result in a

very good image quality. However, in the ﬁlm ultimately pres-

ent data rate also depends on the video, so that there can be

variations.

Exporting current scene: Click on this button to get a selec-

tor for your destination medium. CD/DVD/BD is standard. If

you have connected additional storage media, such as a USB

stick or an external hard disk, these will also be displayed here

in order to allow you to select them. Click on the button for the

destination medium and select the one you desire.

After conﬁrming with OK, your current scene will be exported

with the options that have been set. A progress bar will tell you

the status of the export.

Copy image to archive: When you click on this button, you

will be taken to a positioning menu. You can go to any position

in the scene. Once you have conﬁrmed with OK, this frame will

be stored in the picture archive. The Cancel button ends this

menu without generating an image. You will ﬁnd the images in

the picture archive of the media manager. The images will be

put in a ‘Bogart SE’ folder in the archive. The name of the im-

age is created on the basis of the scene name and the image

position.

Note: Exporting an image from the storyboard is also possible

by means of the Range button in the editing screen.

Another way to adjust your scene bin or the organization of

the storyboard is using the two buttons found at the bottom

edge of the of the screen.

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