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want more scenes in bin
I have only 2 rows of scenes in the scene bin. How do I adjust it so there are more?
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Re: want more scenes in bin
Up the resolution setting to your monitor.
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Re: want more scenes in bin
On the S6000 with 4.1G:
Settings>Storyboard>Timeline>Scene Bin>Mode>Multiline>Stamps>SMALL
ALSO:
Settings>Edit Visible Position>Size>1024 X 728
The above will give you more visible clips.
Settings>Storyboard>Timeline>Scene Bin>Mode>Multiline>Stamps>SMALL
ALSO:
Settings>Edit Visible Position>Size>1024 X 728
The above will give you more visible clips.
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Re: want more scenes in bin
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Your S6000 does have adjustments. There are two things you can do, firstly as Tim says, the monitor resolution is the first.
From the main Bogart screen, go into “Settings” – Screen” - “Screen 1” and select a higher resolution. I have mine set at HDMI 1920 x 1080 50i, yours will be 60i. You can go higher if your monitor will support a higher resolution, as will mine, but I find the above is a good resolution and not too busy.
Secondly go into “Settings” – “Storyboard, timeline” and in the “Scene bin” section, select “Mode” – multi line and “Stamps” Medium. You have the choice of large, medium or small, but I find the medium gives me plenty of stamps at a size I can easily see what they are.
The combination of the two will give you quite a lot of choice. If in the screen setting you happen to choose a resolution that your monitor will not support, the screen will go black. But don’t panic, since you are asked to confirm this setting, but if the screen is black you cannot see this, so after about 30 seconds the system will revert back.
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Your S6000 does have adjustments. There are two things you can do, firstly as Tim says, the monitor resolution is the first.
From the main Bogart screen, go into “Settings” – Screen” - “Screen 1” and select a higher resolution. I have mine set at HDMI 1920 x 1080 50i, yours will be 60i. You can go higher if your monitor will support a higher resolution, as will mine, but I find the above is a good resolution and not too busy.
Secondly go into “Settings” – “Storyboard, timeline” and in the “Scene bin” section, select “Mode” – multi line and “Stamps” Medium. You have the choice of large, medium or small, but I find the medium gives me plenty of stamps at a size I can easily see what they are.
The combination of the two will give you quite a lot of choice. If in the screen setting you happen to choose a resolution that your monitor will not support, the screen will go black. But don’t panic, since you are asked to confirm this setting, but if the screen is black you cannot see this, so after about 30 seconds the system will revert back.
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Re: want more scenes in bin
If I may add. Depending on the monitor,if the icons are too small in 1920X1080, you can always go to the settings I listed and make the icons larger OR use the 720 setting for the monitor.
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What was interesting was that the scenes from Birdy's video only showed 2 lines of scenes, but my D90 showed 3! Interesting.
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