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  • 1.  Sequencer playout

    Posted 05-28-2022 13:30
    Hi, I've noticed in sequencer, when closing a group, the first scene of that group then appears in the buffer. When I close a group, I no longer need any of the scenes therefore is it possible to turn this option off?

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    Tracie Coster
    Freelance Gfx Operator
    London
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  • 2.  RE: Sequencer playout

    Posted 05-29-2022 10:15
    Which buffer, an online buffer or preivew?

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    Simon Redmile
    Senior Graphic Programmer & Designer
    Ross Video
    Bristol United Kingdom
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  • 3.  RE: Sequencer playout

    Posted 05-30-2022 09:10
    Hi Red,

    When closing a group, the first scene of that group appears in the preview.  Just hoping there was a way of turning this off as when I close a group it's because I no longer need any scenes in it?

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    Tracie Coster
    Freelance Gfx Operator
    London
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  • 4.  RE: Sequencer playout

    Posted 05-31-2022 05:40
    It is a bit of a work-around, but I start each group with an "empty" scene. This is a scene without any objects in it and assigned to the frame buffer "none". Having this scene is not only handy to have black on your preview channel if you click on the group header, but is also handy to put your cursor on by clicking your mouse button without having an accidental double click ;-) (I am aware of the "disable" option for a sequencer item).

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    Rob van Rooyen
    Senior Graphics Specialis
    NEP The Netherlands
    Hilversum Netherlands
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  • 5.  RE: Sequencer playout

    Posted 06-09-2022 07:58
    Markets will always find ways https://mlsdev.com/blog/71-development-of-mobile-apps-for-food-delivery-services to address these pain points, even if the way they do so isn’t sustainable or even remotely helpful. Web accessibility overlays—third-party scripts that purport to automatically fix accessibility issues—are among the worst offenders. First, you fork over your money for a fix that doesn’t fix anything. Then you pay a wholly different sort of price when that “fix” harms the usability of your website. This is not a screed to discredit the usefulness of the tools some third-party vendors provide, but to illustrate how the adoption of third-party solutions happens, even those that are objectively awful

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    Mike Limes
    Engineer
    Mixsol
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