MediaCentral | UX User’s Guide : Working with Video Media : Playing Assets

Playing Assets
 
You can play a video asset or audio asset in the Media pane.
The following illustration shows the play buttons in the Media pane.
 
1
Play In to Out
3
Review Out
2
Play/Pause
 
 
You can also use keyboard controls, including the J, K, and L keys. For more information, see Using the J-K-L Keys for Playback. For information about stepping through media, see Stepping Through Assets.
For information about playing sequences, see Playback of Simple and Complex Sequences.
To view or play a video asset:
1. Do one of the following:
*In the Assets pane, double-click the asset you want to view or play.
*In the Assets pane, right-click a sequence and select Open in Asset Mode.
*Drag an asset from the Assets pane and drop it on the Media viewer.
*In the Queue/Story pane, click the Open Sequence button.
*In the Search pane, double-click the asset you want to view or play.
*In the Tasks pane, double-click the asset you want to view or play.
2. To play video or audio, do one of the following:
*In the Media pane, click the Play/Pause button. While video or audio is playing, the Pause icon is displayed. To pause play, click the Play/Pause button again.
*On your keyboard, press the L key or the space bar. To pause play, press the K key or press the space bar again.
If there is a delay in starting playback, the Play button flashes orange until playback actually starts. This feature is helpful in high-latency or low-bandwidth situations so that you do not try to start playback again.
To play from an In point to an Out point, do one of the following:
*In the Media pane, click the Play In to Out button.
To play to an Out point:
*In the Media pane, click the Review Out button.
The position indicator moves to three seconds before the Out point and plays to the Out point.
Related Topics 
Using the J-K-L Keys for Playback
Stepping Through Assets
Playing Recently Viewed Assets
Selecting the Aspect Ratio
Changing the Maximum Size of the Proxy Video
Updating the Media Status
Playback of Simple and Complex Sequences
Selecting the Playback Quality
Adjusting for Playback Latency
Selecting Frame-Based Playback or File-Based Playback