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Chapter 4

(2) The top ﬁeld also indicates whether the video footage, ef-

fects and audio samples are ‘Created’ or still ‘Unrendered’. Even

if all effects except one have been calculated, the display will

show ‘Unrendered’. HD projects are treated in a special way.

In an HD project, both MPEG-2 (HDV) and MPEG-4 (AVCHD)

output of each single frame must be analyzed and changes in

the next frame must be stored in so-called GOP (Groups of Pic-

tures). The smallest change in the storyboard therefore requires

a new render process prior to output. To avoid this when you

mistakenly make some changes in the Storyboard, this kind of

‘in-between’ save is stored in the current project. If you make

changes after HD has been rendered, Bogart SE will inform you

about this. However, you can also choose to output the previ-

ous version without a new rendering process. The last changes

in the Storyboard will then be ignored.

Calculations of HD projects in the Finish menu are stored

separately for each particular project. Once it has been calcu-

lated, you can access it as often as you need to. Since you have

different HD project settings at your disposal, the ﬁnal rendering

will be executed according to these settings.

(3) You can use the ‘Create’ button to carry out pending calcula-

tions in order automatically (This is commonly referred to as

batch-rendering). A display tells you which effect of the total is

currently being created and the progress bar shows the prog-

ress of the entire rendering process. Please note that this is an

approximation because the calculation times for different effects

may be different. Some effects (e.g. the 3D effects) need more

calculation time for every frame and this may lead to a certain

inaccuracy in the remaining time displayed.

Tip 1: When you render an HD project in Finish, the entire

storyboard will be calculated after the effect and audio calcula-

tions. This calculation can be done in the background. While

HDV footing is being rendered, a button ‘Smart Rendering’

appears. Clicking on it will relinquish the rendering process

to the background, allowing you to continue to work on other

projects. You should be aware however, that not all functions

will be available while the rendering is going on in the back-

ground. It is, for example, not possible to work with Arabesk at

the same time, or to render another project.

Tip 2: When you activate the ‘sound after creation’ (you can

ﬁnd this in System Settings - Additional Settings), you will be

treated to an acoustic signal once the rendering process if

completed. This is a good help if you wish to do other things

in the meantime and are not sitting next to your Bogart SE

system.

Tip 3: If you turn off the machine during the rendering process

(with the switch at the front), the calculation will be ﬁnished

before the machine actually powers down (not available for all

systems). A text ﬁeld on top of the calculation window will tell

you that this function has been activated.

(4)

Clicking on the ‘Choose Range’ button brings up a

menu in which you can specify a segment of the storyboard

(using the ‘IN’ and ‘OUT’ buttons and the arrow buttons) to be

recorded out (currently not supported in HDV mode). Here you

can also use the sound envelope (Chapter 3.2 ‘Envelope and

audio scrubbing’) to help you decide on the segment. To use

the segment you have chosen for ﬁnishing, exit this menu by

clicking the ‘tape’ button. The other button is used to exit and

cancel the settings you have made. This segment will only exist

for a short time. Each time you go back to the ‘Finish’ menu, the

range/segment will be full length. If you wish to set up a range

for a DVD, you should do so in this menu, and then exit with the

‘tape’ button, after which you should start DVD Arabesk.

(5) The Record to VCR function serves to record your video

project out to another device. If you want to record your material

on a VCR, then select Analog and then click on the Play button

next to it. Your video plays and is recorded out to the VCR.

Note: Playing via an analog output is only possible if the screen

settings have been set to ‘Video’ and the menu has therefore

been set to video. At the end of an analog output, the screen

will remain black until any trackball button is clicked. This

has the advantage that the recorder will not record the Finish

menu, but simply a black scene.

If you want to record your material to DV, select the option

‘DV’ or ‘DV-Backup’ and use the DV Controls. The differences

between DV and DV-Backup are explained in chapter 4.2 under

item (11). Start your recorder and click on the play button to play

and record the video footage. It is also possible to use speciﬁc

software to transfer the video to the hard disk of your PC in

order to edit it further. If all effects have not yet been rendered,

you should render them ﬁrst, after you have selected the desired

type of output. If you have edited an HDV project, you will also

have the ability to output your video footage as HDV.

Note: Exporting HD projects to CD/DVD/Blu-ray or USB media

is done from the ‘Project Settings’ menu. Read the section

called ‘Saving the Storyboard’ for more details. You can also

burn a Blu-ray with Arabesk.

(6)

If you would like to control your DV device (camera, deck,

etc.) from your system, click on the button ‘Recorder Controls’.

You can control your DV device using the control panel now

displayed .When you are ready click the ‘Record to VCR’ button

located below the control to start recording of your footage on

DV tape. The footage is now being output. This process is not

shown on the monitor. We recommend putting a few seconds

of empty scene at the beginning of the storyboard. The recorder

can then begin recording while the empty scene is being played.

This is also recommended for the end of the storyboard. This

avoids accidental recording of the Bogart SE user interface

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The bottom section of the ‘Finish’ menu allows you to add

speciﬁc graphics to the ﬁlm. Should you, for example, want to

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