Why do we need "Enable Separate SMPTE View Offset"?

I'm confused as to why there should be a need to have an "Enable Separate SMPTE View Offset" command in the SMPTE view offset window. As the Transport window allows/requires you toggle "use SMPTE View Offset" on to use the offset facility, why do you actually have to enable it in the offset window? as it would be automatically disabled if "use SMPTE View Offset" is disabled in the transport window... or am I missing something??
Julian

Hello, Julian,
I'm confused as to why there should be a need to have an "Enable Separate SMPTE View Offset" command in the SMPTE view offset window. As the Transport window allows/requires you toggle "use SMPTE View Offset" on to use the offset facility, why do you actually have to enable it in the offset window? as it would be automatically disabled if "use SMPTE View Offset" is disabled in the transport window... or am I missing something??
This feature is handy specially when working with film synchronization.
If you are not a film composer/scorer, then there is no need to burn your brain cells on the subject. However I do a lot of working in this area, and I find Logic quite resourceful - perhaps the best tool in the market. That's why I've been sticking with it since version 3.0.
If you need examples on how to use it, let me know.
Regards,
Mac512
PB G4 1.33 Mhz Mac OS X (10.4.3)

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