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| === [[Magic DaVE]] ===
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| Our main vision mixer. With extensive effects, but no Chroma keying.
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| === [[Panasonic Max]] ===
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| A vision & Audio Mixer
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| * Chroma & Luma keying.
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| * Basic image manipulation
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| ** Multiples of images (1,4,9,16)
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| ** Color correction
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| * 4 audio inputs
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| ** Can do "audio follow"
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| === [[Krammer PiP]] ===
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| * Picture in Picture
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| * 2 in, 1 out (Composite or S-vid)
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| * Format convert (PAL, NSTC, SECAM...)
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| * picture size & location control via panel
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| * all controlable over serial
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| === [[The Mux]] ===
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| * 32 in
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| ** 2 broke
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| * 4 out
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| * Massive black box
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| * Control panel on desk
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| === [[Net Mux]] ===
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| * 2, 16x1 switchers for video
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| * 2, 16x1 swithers for stereo audio
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| * Dual PSU
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| ** one PSU in maintainance
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| * each 16x1 "layer" cannot talk to other layers, only the panel.
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| === [[DaVE P169]] ===
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| An 8x4 Video switcher, with 8 inputs, and four duplicated outputs.
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| 'Input 5' brightens anything inputted to it, 'output B' seems weak when trying to drive a monitor and Magic DaVE directly from the two output sockets.
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| DaVE 2 is VERY picky as to what it eats, output 2 is fine (DaVE will herringbone when unhappy)
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| === [[VT 8x4 Video Switcher]] ===
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| '''(Also referred to as 'VT P169' because it replaced the actual 'VT P169' which was identical to the current DaVE P169)'''
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| === [[Camera / Rifle-Mic]] ===
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| After many problems with using the rifle mic with Sony HDV and Canon DV cameras, this page has been created.
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| === [[SpiDer]] ===
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| === [[Sceduling]] ===
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| === [[Monitor Rack]] ===
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| A description of the layout of what each of the 18 monitors usually displays.
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| * WidgetBoxes - a guide to YSTV's collection of wierd and wonderful little boxes that convert between video formats, split video and the like. A solution to (almost) any connection problem can be found here!
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| * VideoRecorders - otherwise known as VT Decks, these are all the tape machines used in and around the station.
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