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the amazing 3-play 3p2 used for instant replay. When working with instant replays we think of a
certain moments or sections of an event that are captured and then played back with varying speeds
the 3-play system does exactly that and records the same event from multiple angles. There are
four different ways to capture these events using the 3play and today I will show you all of them.
So without further delay let me show you how it's done son. All right so let's start off
in the 3play 3p2 interface and just to give you a kind of lay the land here I have my clip list
maximized here and got my playlists and tags out of the way. I don't need them for today's
tutorial. I have my four inputs of my basketball game coming in here and then also my A and B
outputs which are currently set to live. You'll see that I have a selected on my control panel
and then live selected as well so on my A output you'll see there's a green bar underneath and it
says live just to indicate exactly what's going on here. Okay so before we even start getting
clips for our instant replays we need to make sure that we're recording our broadcast so first thing
we'll need to do is go to the top of the control panel hit record that turns red along with the
red light up here at the top on the interface and now we are recording all four of these angles of
the basketball game at the same time. Okay so like I mentioned in my intro there are four different
ways to create an instant replay. The first one I want to show you is the mark in and
mark out method and we're going to accomplish that by using these two buttons here at the
bottom of the control panel, this in button on the left and the out button on the right
so this will allow you to set when you want to start the clip beginning and then also
when you want to end so perfect for games like football when you know they hike the ball and
that would be your end point because you know that's when the play starts and when the play
stops you can hit out and yeah have your clip ready to go. So depending on the game that you're
playing this method might be different but I mean there's no one wrong or right way to operate the
three play there's just different ways to do it. Okay so let's go ahead and start this. I'm going
to go ahead and let's wait for this play to end oh nice shot bro. All right so this would be a
good point in this game to do that as soon as I inbound the ball let's go ahead and hit my
endpoint and when I do that you'll notice that the in button is illuminated in blue meaning
that that clip has just started. All right and oh pretty good and now if I hit out there we go
the blue light goes off on my in meaning that I have created that event which is now ready to go
in my clip list here. So you'll see my event id01 that's when I created the recording for this the
out point of it and then also the duration of that clip is 11 seconds so now let's go ahead and play
that one back again I'm currently in my A output. I can tell my director all right I'm going to go
and play my instant replay out on a so we'll hit clip list and now you'll see under a that
that has turned blue meaning that I'm going to be playing back a clip from my clip list here.
All right and before I hit play on there just notice that underneath there is a time marker
here telling me exactly how long that clip is and also the speed that I'm playing that back at but
I'm just going to hit play on here we're not going to go through speed controls today so okay let's
go ahead and let's play that back let's find a different angle on that. I'm going to hold down
angle and then use my arrow keys and navigate to a different angle here that's a decent one
and let's go ahead and hit play replay ready on a and then we'll just watch that play out
and you'll see that there is a time marker here at the bottom. Let me go ahead and start that again
so you can see it so when I hit play you'll see that there is a duration bar that will basically
say all right well this is where we're going a visual representation of where we are on the
timeline along with that clock three two one replays over bam you can tell your director
that they can go back to your live broadcast and you can go back to recording some more
events. Okay so when I went back to A again the green bar is at the bottom there. All right so
the next method I want to show you is the mark in method now what this will allow you to do
is to create a clip without a specific end point but you can still play it back. So for example
let's go ahead and do that i'm going to just start it right now since the ball is going across
the halfway point all right and then we'll just watch this game
there's a steal and a foul okay cool let's just go ahead and play that back. Anyway
so now what I'm going to do is I'm going to go into my clip list and something I wanted to let
you know check this out that blue button is still illuminated meaning that I'm still recording that
particular clip so if I go into my clip list here I can say replay ready on A and I'll hit play on
here and now I'm playing back that particular clip but you'll notice that I don't have that
duration bar telling me the progress that I'm going through, I don't even have an end point
here so because I'm still recording that event and that blue light illuminated on in lets you know
that but this is a good way to play things back to just grab an instant replay and if you want to
trim that a particular out point on later on you can do that as well but an important note,
because this is still lit that means that we are still creating that event so eventually we will
need to make sure that this has an out point so that we can proceed. So let's just go ahead and do
that now we'll set that one out and now you'll see that the out point and duration are now filled in
all right so now let's go back to our live and watch this game and the next method of creating an
instant replay is probably the one that I like to use the most and that is the the mark out or just
one button marking for creating an instant replay. So basically what that means is I won't hit the
end button I'll only hit the out button and within the preferences within the 3play what it'll do is
I'll have the out button I mean the the out point set for that replay and then the software will go
back in time depending on the duration that we set to then create that particular event so within the
interface let's go up to the top of the screen go to options one button marking and you'll see
I have options all the way from three seconds to 30 seconds here and I'm just going to do
seven seconds. Okay so now what this will allow me to do is whenever I hit this out button it's
going to create an instant replay and go seven seconds in the past and make that my event
okay so let's go ahead and just watch the game here and I'll have my out button ready.
three pointer and it's good perfect let's hit the out point on that one
bam and now you'll see in my clip list here event number three it shows the duration of that was
exactly seven seconds which is what I set in the interface. Okay so let's go ahead and play that
back we're gonna do a replay ready on a so we're already there in clip list and let's go ahead and
find a different angle here something a little bit better than that that one angle 4 seems to be the
best one here. Let's hit play and you'll see I have that progress bar here and the time marker
3 2 1 0 bam. All right so pretty straight forward on that one. I think that's my favorite way
of doing this but again no right or wrong way to create an instant replay. All right let's go
back to our live mode and show you the fourth way of creating an instant replay and this particular
method is called delayed playback and this doesn't even create an event at all so you won't see
anything show up in the clip list here when you do this but it's a nice way of being able to grab
some action really quick and to do that we need to use our jog wheel here in the center of the
control panel and what we'll do is we're going to do a quarter twist counterclockwise and what
that will do is it will delay the playback. So I mentioned earlier on the A output how this this
bar here says that it's green and that it's live. All right so what I'm going to do now
is I'm going to do this particular function for the delayed playback and you'll see that this live
word will be replaced by delayed so let's just wait for something to happen here boom there
we go. So I'm going to go whoop and delay that play back here and now you'll see I just did that
quarter turn and it kind of paused everything but I can start to play that from there or I can use
my jog wheel to go through. So let's grab another angle again angle 4 is probably the best one.
All right and then now I can jog wheel that through etc. All right now if you're playing this
just like that keep in mind this looks like I have my footage out of sync. I don't it's just
because I'm still in delayed playback mode which you'll see right here. All right so
the best way to do that is just hit stop go back to live mode and now you are back into
live. So four different ways to obtain some instant replays on the 3Play
again it's kind of up to you what you like. What is your preferred workflow. No right or wrong way
to do this just go in there start pressing some buttons and have some fun. So to recap
four different ways to capture events for instant replay as we go along I'll show you more about the
3Play systems in detail. If you like this video be sure to let us know by commenting and clicking
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