Polycom VMC 1000 Manuel D’Utilisation
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Using the Media Editor
This chapter explains how to use the Media Editor to edit video media used in
your programs.
This chapter contains the following sections:
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your programs.
This chapter contains the following sections:
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About Media Editor
Media Editor is a web-based tool that allows you to edit script events
associated with an archive of a video file. These script events, such as slides,
closed captioning messages, and chapters can be added, deleted, or have their
timestamp edited.
The archived media file can also be non-destructively trimmed to remove
unwanted portions of the start and/or end of the video. When played though
the Polycom VMC 1000, only the specified portion of the video is streamed.
associated with an archive of a video file. These script events, such as slides,
closed captioning messages, and chapters can be added, deleted, or have their
timestamp edited.
The archived media file can also be non-destructively trimmed to remove
unwanted portions of the start and/or end of the video. When played though
the Polycom VMC 1000, only the specified portion of the video is streamed.
Editing Video Content
The Media Editor interface consists of four main areas: the Video Player area
(top left), the Slide and Caption preview area (top right), the Timeline Area
(bottom left), and the Edit Window area (bottom right).
(top left), the Slide and Caption preview area (top right), the Timeline Area
(bottom left), and the Edit Window area (bottom right).
NOTE: Media Editor requires Windows Media Player 9, 10, or 11, and does not
support Windows Media Player 12.
support Windows Media Player 12.
NOTE: If slides have not yet been added to the media, they can be added by
clicking the Select button in the media wizard.
clicking the Select button in the media wizard.