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The above image sequence provides an example of the program output for a graphic wipe transition.
Performing a Graphic Transition
To perform a graphic transition on an ATEM advanced panel
1 Press the DVE transition type button in the transition control block. The DVE settings menu
will appear on the LCD.
If the DVE is already being used in an upstream key, the DVE transition type will not be
available for selection until the key is taken off air and off next transition. Refer to ‘sharing
DVE resources’ later in this section for more information.
2 Press the ‘effect’ soft button in the LCD menu to open the effect settings and set the effect
to a graphic wipe by selecting the graphic wipe icon using the ‘effect’ soft control knob.
The default direction is left to right, but you can change the direction by selecting
‘reverse direction’. You can also enable ‘flip flop’ which will let the effect move forwards
and backwards with each performance of the transition, rather than repeating the same
movement direction.
3 Press the right arrow in the system control buttons to adjust the key settings. Enable the
key and select the fill and key source. If you need to make adjustments to the key, for
example adjusting clip and gain settings, press the right arrow in the system control buttons
to access the key parameters.
TIP Typically, for a graphic transition, the source would normally be a graphic
loaded in a media player. By default, when you select a media player for the
fillsource, the key source will automatically select the media player key channel
and set pre multiplied key to ‘on’. This means a graphic with a key matte
embedded in the alpha channel will automatically be selected by the switcher.
You can disable pre multiplied key and change the key source if you want to use a
separate media file on a different media player, or a different input source.
4 Press the auto button to perform the transition as an auto transition, or use the fader bar for
a manual transition.
82Performing Transitions using ATEM Hardware Panels
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