TIP You can use the Media Management tool in DaVinci Resolve to combine a .BRAW
and .BRAW2 file into a single, independent clip.
Combining .BRAW files heps to make sure they can’t be separated. This can be useful
for media management or if you are sending files to another editor.
For more information, refer to the ‘using media management’ section in the DaVinci
Resolve manual.
If Card Drops Frame
Use this setting to configure your URSA Cine’s behavior when dropped frames are detected.
When set to ‘alert’ the dropped frame indicator will be displayed on the LCD touchscreen, and
recording will continue with dropped frames. When set to ‘stop recording’ your camera will stop
recording when dropped frames are detected. This can prevent you wasting time shooting
unusable footage if you don’t spot the dropped frames indicator.
Refer to the ‘choosing a CFexpress card’ section for more information on how to avoid
dropping frames.
File Naming Convention
Clips are recorded in the Blackmagic RAW codec depending upon which recording standard
you have chosen.
The table below shows an example of the file naming convention:
A001_08151512_C001.braw Blackmagic RAW clip Filename
A001_08151512_C001.braw Camera index
A001_08151512_C001.braw Reel Number
A001_08151512_C001.braw Month
A001_08151512_C001.braw Day
A001_08151512_C001.braw Hour
A001_08151512_C001.braw Minute
A001_08151512_C001.braw Clip Number
Still image files captured using the still button will follow the file naming convention for video
clips, however the filename will have an ‘S001’ representing the ‘still number’ as the last four
digits of the filename in place of the clip number. For more information, refer to the ‘status LCD
controls’ section in this manual.
NOTE When recording Blackmagic RAW clips on URSA Cine, your camera also
records simultaneous proxy files. These have exactly the same file name as the
Blackmagic RAW clip but are saved in a ‘Proxy’ folder and have an .mp4 extension.
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