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Figure 6–7. Use File > Import > Pipeline to import media from Pipeline in real time..................................80
Figure 6–8. Pipeline browser displays all Pipelines – select one and set the codec for this import...........81
Figure 6–9. Use the Pipeline Import dialog to stream encoded media from your Pipeline.........................82
Figure 6–10. Pipeline Plugin Import dialog in action in Episode Desktop. .................................................82
Figure 6–11. Pipeline Import dialog’s video panel......................................................................................83
Figure 6–12. The Clip List panel allows you to work with and import clips.................................................83
Figure 6–13. The Clip Information dialog allows you to view and enter metadata values..........................84
Figure 6–14. Use the control panel to control your VTR and import clips. .................................................84
Figure 6–15. The Clip List buttons allow you to open clip list files and save clip lists as a file...................87
Figure 6–16. Click Load EDL to locate a clip list EDL file and load the entries into the Clip list.................87
Figure 6–17. Click Load XML to locate a clip list file and load the entries into the Clip list. .......................88
Figure 6–18. Set up XML settings in Final Cut Pro. ...................................................................................88
Figure 6–19. Click Saved XML to save the entries in the Clip list as an XML file. .....................................89
Figure 6–20. Select File > Export > Pipeline to export media to your Pipeline...........................................90
Figure 6–21. Use the Pipeline browser to select the Pipeline for this export. ............................................91
Figure 6–22. Use the Pipeline Export dialog to stream media to your Pipeline..........................................92
Figure 6–23. Pipeline Export dialog video panel. .......................................................................................93
Figure 6–24. Use the control panel to control your VTR and export clips. .................................................93
Chapter 7 Using Pipeline Control
Figure 7–1. Task Selector in Pipeline Control (Mac OS X) ........................................................................96
Figure 7–2. Pipeline Control window for Windows (schedule Playout and Capture window).....................97
Figure 7–3. Pipeline Control window for Mac OS X (schedule Playout and Capture window)...................97
Figure 7–4. Window panels and toolbars (Mac OS X – schedule panel shown)........................................98
Figure 7–5. Use the Pipeline Settings toolbar to select and configure a Pipeline for this window. ..........102
Figure 7–6. Mac OS X Pipeline browser and selection window. ..............................................................102
Figure 7–7. Windows Pipeline browser and selection window.................................................................102
Figure 7–8. Typical video codec settings panel........................................................................................103
Figure 7–9. Pipeline Control notifies you when a codec is not supported by the Pipeline. ......................103
Figure 7–10. Typical audio codec settings panel. ....................................................................................104
Figure 7–11. FlipFactory publisher panel allows you to submit media to a specific factory. ....................108
Figure 7–12. Episode Engine publisher allows you to submit media to a specific Episode Engine. ........111
Figure 7–13. IM publisher allows you to send messages to specific IM recipients. .................................113
Figure 7–14. Final Cut Pro publisher allows you to create an FCP XML Interchange file........................114
Figure 7–15. Copy File publisher allows you to duplicate just-completed clips........................................115
Figure 7–16. Use the Preview panel to view incoming and outgoing streams or clip events...................116
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