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Sensing defeat (and fire risk) - but still determined - Edwin tried a last ditch attempt to get the now reinstalled Premiere to work - using the Roses 2017 user account on his PC. Strangely, this fixed the issue, and after connecting the SSD internally, Edwin was able to put together a passable highlights reel with credits - better than nothing! | Sensing defeat (and fire risk) - but still determined - Edwin tried a last ditch attempt to get the now reinstalled Premiere to work - using the Roses 2017 user account on his PC. Strangely, this fixed the issue, and after connecting the SSD internally, Edwin was able to put together a passable highlights reel with credits - better than nothing! | ||
==Tech== | |||
Although perhaps a mild cliche at this point, tech went "surprisingly well". It was a fairly standard [[Kenobi]] OB, with 3 wired cameras (including the shiny new Canon C100) for two sides of the stage and a wide shot, and a wireless AC90 for following winners and misc other shots. The newly built OB Graphics PC worked flawlessly after playing up slightly at [[Ask Look North (BBC Look North Collaboration)|Ask Look North]], and even tally, which for a while has been a "would be nice" extra when it came to OBs was in and working. | |||
There was a certain amount of fun getting [[YUSU]]'s Front of House slideshow/videos into the Vision Mixer, which was eventually solved by [[AV]] providing a Blackmagic Teranex 3D standards converter (known to [[Sam Willcocks|Sam]] as "The Blackmagic box with the most buttons on the front of it". The rack flight case that said Teranex came in also happened to contain a Blackmagic Hyperdeck SSD recorder, which we appropriated for the evening to record the event to. | |||
Comms was achieved using Mumble again, as is becoming more common... [[Sam Willcocks]] might even finish writing the software for it one day. The two YSTV Laptops were used at the camera ends, connected to umbilical Ethernet, and a hodgepodge of phones and laptops in the gallery. | |||
{{YSTV Productions}} | {{YSTV Productions}} | ||