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UM-2014.1-07
To perform the capture, use the --capture option, with an argument of a file
path to search :
Command :
$ film_master --project PROJ1 --composition "Test EDL" \
--capture Z:\server\shots
INFO Opening project "PROJ1".
INFO Opening composition "Test EDL".
Clip | Start | End | Tape | Status
------------------------+-------------+-------------+------------+----
721A.[160447-160462] | 01:51:25:07 | 01:51:25:22 | 721A | Found
722A.[226197-226236] | 02:37:04:21 | 02:37:06:12 | 722A | Found
721A.[161937-161965] | 01:52:27:09 | 01:52:28:13 | 721A | Found
722A.[227656-227683] | 02:38:05:16 | 02:38:06:19 | 722A | Found
Our status changes to "Found" and we will have clips (four in this case)
loaded into the library. These clips are still offline in the monitor however.
Normally, when searching for source material, we will look at both a clip
timecode and its tapename field when attempting to identify a match to the
EDL/composition.
Matching Names
--match-name <0|1>
The --match-name option lets you specify whether to take a "name" into
account when searching for material to conform.
The "name" we use is as set in the preferences - and might be clip
name, tape name or film name. If we do not specify this option, the
settings are taken from the preferences.
Our capture operation would then look like: