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If you do not specify these options, the default settings will be used
as set up in your preferences.
Command :
$ film_master --project code2 \
--import-folder z:\scans\reel4\ \
--filter-format tif --tapename-filename 1
INFO Opening project "code2" from ...
INFO Batch ... importing directory 0 of 1 (0)
INFO Batch ... importing directory 1 of 5 (20)
...
...
INFO Batch Import (completed) ... 6 of 6 (100)
Timecode
--timecode-header [1|2]
--timecode-filename
These options override the source of the timecode we extract when importing
each sequence found.
Using --timecode-header will attempt to extract the sequence timecode
from the file header. If this does not exist (e.g. the format does not support
header timecode), then the filename numerics are used to calculate the
timecode.
If you do not specify these options, the default settings will be used
as set up in your preferences.
First and Second Timecode
This is a Red R3D file specific option argument.
The --timecode-header option takes an optional argument 1 or 2.
This allows us to specify whether to use the first or second timecode
from an R3D file. With no argument, we default to 1.
Command :
$ film_master --project code2 \
--import-folder z:\scans\episode5\ \
--filter-format r3d --timecode-header 2
INFO Opening project "code2" from ...
INFO Batch ... importing directory 0 of 1 (0)
INFO Batch ... importing directory 1 of 5 (20)
...
...
INFO Batch Import (completed) ... 6 of 6 (100)