If you highlight both the left and right handles of a clip, its position in the timeline and duration remains the same, but as you drag left or right, you move its in and out points in relation to the original clip, ie, you’re changing the part of the clip you’re using. You can then drag them left or right to alter the edit point, or the gap between two clips depending on what you selected. Select any of them by clicking on them - turning the handle yellow. The highlighted portion is either on the internal or external side of that end. Hover over clips and handles appear at either end of them - depending where the cursor is positioned. There are a few features that made us stand up and take notice (both good and bad), some of which we’d like to chat about here:
You have multiple layers, can preview clips, set in and out points, the works. I don't know what's wrong or missing.Titles are in the VFX workspace, and are fully customisable (Image credit: Lightworks) Editingīuilding an edit is pretty much as you’d expect from a professional level video editor. Then, Browse the firmware file (DLPR350PROM_v3.0.0.bin), select the custom.ini, and use monochrome(Blue channel).Īdd the Firmware Tag as custom_001 and save updates as custom_001.bin Third, click send and click save solution as custom.ini.
Second, choose green light, Flash index 2, B7, pat exposure/period 2000000 and then add pattern to sequence. Then I followed the video to DLP® LightCrafter™ 4500 Firmware + GUI Update Version 3.0 ( to learn the pattern sequence (Variable Exposure).įirst, I choose red light, Flash index 1, R7, pat exposure/period 500000 and then add pattern to sequence. I upload the file (DLPR350PROM_v3.0.0.bin) which contains three images.
I learn it from the guide and the video from TI. They told me it is same with lightcrafter and with same user's guide.
Yes, I get a new unit with UV light (Actually only blue light works) from Wintech (TI DLP Pro4500).
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