User manual

Capturing and Conforming
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© 2014 Digital Vision
UM-2014.1-07
Command :
$ film_master --project PROJ1 --composition "Test EDL" \
--capture Z:\server\shots \
--match-name 0
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
Handles
--handle-length <N>
Use this option to specify how many head and tail handles to capture.
Capturing with Exact Timecode
--exact-timecode
If our EDL looks like the following:
TITLE: Test EDL
001 721A V C T1 T2 ....
where
T1 is the source in timecode
T2 is the source out timecode
And our source clip looks like :
where
TS is the clip first frame timecode
TE is the clip last frame timecode
Then :
Normally, a capture operation would find a match for this source clip
because our EDL source in/out timecode is completely enclosed
within the clip.
Using --exact-timecode will only match during a capture if the
EDL source in/out timecode exactly matches the source clip i.e.
T1 == TS AND T2 == TE