if you used batch capture to create low resolution clips for editing, you may want to create high resolution clips for your final output. after that you can replace your low resolution clips with high resolution clips on the timeline.

    dpsvelocity's batch recapture function automates this process.

    to be batch recaptured, each clip must contain:

    ·timecode

    ·reel name

    if you created the original clips using batch capture, they will have the reel name and timecode you used when you first captured them.

    if there are clips on the timeline that were captured using quick capture, they will not automatically have a reel name, and their default starting timecode will be 00:00:00:00. if you want to change the values of the clips on the timeline, click on the clip and select edit ] clip ] timecode clip from the main menu or right click on the clip and choose timecode from the menu. enter a reel name and starting timecode for each clip.

    if you have clips that do not have a reel name, you will be warned and shown a list of clips that will not be included in the recapture list.

    if you have clips on the timeline where you have split the video from the audio, they will not be added to the batch recapture list unless you have checked "create dva even w/o audio" in the batch recapture settings. if you want these clips to be included on your batch recapture list, check this setting and re-create your batch recapture list.

    if you used reverse on a clip on the timeline, that clip will be added to the batch recapture list. after you replace this clip, you must apply reverse again.