Prepareing Multiple Clips Using Batch Capture (For Non-digitized Clips)

By placing clips one after the other on tracks, you create a project.
Instead of repeating the process of placing clips, you can prepare in advance the clips that you will use in the project and place them on tracks at once. If the source data is not yet digitized, do a batch capture. If the source data is already digitized, store the clips in the Bin window and place them on tracks from the Bin window.

Listing up clips in the Batch Capture dialog

In the Batch Capture dialog, you can list up a group of clips, select the needed ones, and use them to create an clip.

1. Play back the source data in the source monitor, and define the clips you will use by setting In and Out points.
   
   For details, see "Setting In and Out points" .
   
   
2. Click the Capture button list button to display the list.
   
   
3. Select Add to Batch Capture List.
   
   
4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 while specifying other clips in the source data, cliping the source data, and so on.
   
   
5. When you have specified all of the required clips, click the Capture button list button to display the list.
   
   
6. Select Batch Capture...
   The Batch Capture dialog appears.
   
   
   
   The batch capture list displays the following information about the specified clip.
   
   • In
     In point timecode
   • Out
     Out point timecode
   • Duration
     Clip duration
   • File name
     When a clip is captured, the source data is digitized and saved as an AVI file. You can enter any name you wish as the file name.
   • Status
     Shows the progress of the capture (0 to 100%).

To save a batch capture list

Click the Save button.
A confirmation dialog appears.



If you click Yes, the Windows Save As dialog appears, allowing you to save the contents of the batch capture list under any name as an ECL file or CSV file.
To cancel the save, click Cancel.

To create a new batch capture list

Click the New button.
A confirmation dialog appears



If you click Yes, the Windows Save As dialog appears, allowing you to save the contents of the batch capture list under any name as an ECL file or CSV file.
If you do not wish to save the currently displayed batch capture list, click No. To cancel the creation of a new list, click Cancel.
If you click Yes or No, the currently displayed batch capture list screen is erased.