Pipeline SC - March

Chapter 9
Using Log and Capture
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March, 2009
For example, if the duration is set to 00:00:30;00 with the In point at 01:00:00;00, the Out point with be
01:00:29;29. If the In point is changed to 01:00:10;00 the Out point will change to 01:00:39;29. Likewise, if
the out point changed from 01:00:39;29 to 01:00:49;29 the In point would change to 01:00:20;00.
A blue lock does not mean that the duration fields are locked (not editable). When the lock is blue, the
duration value can be changed manually by entering a new duration in the duration fields.
Mark Out. Click to update the Mark Out point to the tape’s current timecode for the selected clip.
Replace Thumbnail. Click to replace the current preview thumbnail with the frame currently displayed.
Remove Thumbnail. Click to remove the current thumbnail.
Clear All. Click to remove all data (name, timecode, and metadata, for example) from fields for the
selected clip.
Save. In edit mode, click to permanently save the changed metadata values in the selected clip.
Log. In log mode, click to add the new clip to the clip list along with clip values and metadata. Make sure to
use the correct tape name, if you’re using multiple tapes.
Capture. (Red button at bottom or Control > Capture) Click to capture (play and encode) each clip for the
currently tape name (or All Tapes) and save it as a file.
Pipeline Control captures clips by controlling the VTR via the Pipeline to encode the clip and stream each
clip’s media to Pipeline Control, which writes the IMX or DV media out as a QuickTime movie (.mov) file,
and saves each file in the destination folder.
When the capture process completes, Pipeline Control disconnects from the Pipeline.