Displays an icon for the type of asset that is currently loaded into the Media Viewer. For a list of asset icons, see Identifying MediaCentral Production Management Media Assets and Identifying MediaCentral Asset Management Media Assets.

Displays the name of the asset that is currently loaded into the Media Viewer. You can click the down arrow on this menu to display and access a history of recent viewed assets. For more information, see Playing Recently Viewed Assets.

n The title of an MediaCentral Asset Management asset might not match the name in the Browse app. For more information, see Renaming Asset References.

Toggles the Media Viewer display between Source mode (green) and Record mode (blue).

Allows you to display the timecode associated with the current asset in a number of ways. For more information, see Using the Timecode Displays.

Click this button to update the media status of the loaded asset. This is especially useful when viewing an in-progress or “edit while capture” (EWC) clip. See Reloading the Media Status.

Use these buttons to enable or disable aspects of the Asset Editor. Alternatively, you can use the Expand/Collapse button to open or close the Asset Editor. For more information, see The Asset Editor.

This value displays the current Mark In point for the current asset. The value to the right of the Timecode Display menu shows the Mark In / Out duration.

Displays video for a loaded asset, including master clips, sequences, subclips, and graphics.

If your asset includes marker data (comments), the text is displayed as an overlay at the bottom of the monitor. Error messages concerning media and restrictions appear at the top of the monitor. The speed display for J-K-L play is shown in the upper right. For more information, see Using the J-K-L Keys for Playback.

• The Viewer Timeline is a graphical representation of the length and time span of an asset or sequence. The Viewer Timeline includes timing marks, a position indicator, and other controls. For more information, see Working in the Viewer Timeline.

• The Viewer zoom bar lets you enlarge a section of the Viewer Timeline. For more information, see Using the Viewer Zoom Bar.

  n Note the different in terminology here. When referring to the Media Viewer Timeline, the term Viewer Timeline is used. When referring to the larger timeline at the bottom of the Asset Editor, the term Sequence Timeline is used.