Bring a newer version of the script into a show that is already set up, see what changed, and add only what the new version needs. See Published versions.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- The show in the Studio has a script pulled from its web show. See Pull a script.
- The new version is published on the web. A change of words or a cut part is quickest made in the script on the web; see Write the script together.
Step 1: Pull the new version
Section titled “Step 1: Pull the new version”When the web has a newer version, the Script window’s web show bar offers Pull Version N…; so does the Script menu. Click it. The words come in; the layers, shots and sources stay as they are, and nothing on the program changes.
Step 2: Read what changed
Section titled “Step 2: Read what changed”The web show bar says what the version changed, and the script marks it: New, Changed, Moved from or Removed beside a part or section, new words and tags in green, and a line for what went. Hide Changes draws the script without the marks; Dismiss clears them.
Step 3: Set the show up for it
Section titled “Step 3: Set the show up for it”Click Suggest Setup Changes in the toolbar. Apply the rows the new version asks for, such as a lower third for a new guest or a shot for a new clip. See Setup from the script.
What is kept
Section titled “What is kept”| In the new version | In the Studio |
|---|---|
| A section or part found again | Keeps its identity; gets the new words and times |
| A new part | Comes in with the script; its shots are a suggestion |
| A removed part | Leaves the script; its shots stay until you remove them |
Verify
Section titled “Verify”The web show bar says Up to Date · Version N. The Script window shows the new sections and parts, and the prompter the new words.
Related
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