tip: aborting batch capture
if you try to record clips using a batch capture list that contains a timecode that does not exist on your tape, the vtr will continue to search for the missing timecode. press esc to abort batch capture.
columns in the batch capture list
you can resize the columns by dragging the dividers between column headings. you can resize the list portion of this screen vertically by adding rows to the list.
check box - the first column allows you to select individual clips for capture by either checking or unchecking them.
reel - this is the name of the particular media from which the video/audio will be captured. it does not have to be unique. however, if all your reels have the same name, capture may be aborted as dpsvelocity encounters batch list entries with timecodes that are not available. a batch capture list with multiple reels will normally be sorted by reel so that all clips on one tape are captured before moving onto the next reel, etc.
clip - each clip must have a unique file name. end in dva, dps or wav depending on the type of file.
title - another name for the clip, which does not have to be unique. clip titles are usually more descriptive. a clip can be labeled by title or by clip name on the timelines and in the galleries.
source in/out - the time when capture will start (in) and stop (out).
duration - the out time minus the in time (inclusive) provides this number.
v/a - determines whether you will capture video, audio or both.
audio - audio quality - mb/s, mono or stereo.
settings - either custom, default, or loaded from a settings file. video format, compression, proc amp settings, etc.
notes - information typed here is carried with the clip in the galleries and timeline.
status - capture, done, recapture or incomplete.