User guide

5-3

Capturing Clips

set in dependence on already entered other values. Once the record

operation is started, the external player will go to its preroll position and

start playing from there. As soon as the inpoint is reached the record is

performed by the I/O Tool up to the point of the set outpoint/duration.

Then the capturing is finished and the clip has been saved to the stor-

age. Furthermore, a thumbnail of the recorded clip will be available in

the contents area of the bin. If frames or audio data were dropped dur-

ing the record procedure, they can be automatically re-captured in this

mode. A detailed description of the Autoedit record mode can be found

in section “RS-422 Recording (Autoedit Mode)” on page 5-27.

Batch Mode

The last of the record modes is the Batch mode. Here you can process

EDLs or cut lists, e.g. by importing them, or compose a capture list of

your own easily via the settings and specifications made in the selection

area of the I/O Tool. You can use this mode to perform several different

record operations from an externally connected player in one step. Ad-

ditionally, you can build up a timeline from a given batch list in the Edit

Tool. After initiating the record command the I/O Tool will record the

clips according to the entries of the list and for each entry one clip will

be captured and saved. All recorded clips can then be accessed by their

thumbnails in the contents area of the bin. If frames or audio data were

dropped during the record procedure, they can be automatically re-

captured in this mode. For a detailed description of the Batch record

mode please refer to section “Batch Capturing (Batch Mode)” on

page 5-31.