Automatically Creating Files from Tape or Memory Label Information
MXF files can be automatically created from information recorded in the timecode (LTC) (rec start mark, a shot mark, a post mark) or information recorded on memory labels (rec start mark, shot mark, cue point, IN/OUT points).
In the case of files created from tape information, the data between marks is treated as a real file. In the case of files created from memory labels information, data between marks is treated as a temporary file.
When a file is created from the information on the memory label, data between the marks is treated as a temporary file. Do the procedure below to enable automatic file creation.
1
The Create File List window appears.
2 Select the source (Tape or
The information recorded on the tape or
3 Select the information for which files will be automatically created.
When Tape is selectedThe following items can be selected:
•Rec Start Mark
•Shot Mark1
•Shot Mark2
•Post Mark
WhenThe following items can be selected:
•Rec Start Mark
•Cue Point
•IN/OUT Mark
Note
To prevent the misreading of timecodes at the boundary between recorded items, the recording of timecodes for the start and end of each file is delayed by 2 frames.
Backing Up the Menu Settings
The Setup menu settings of the
1 Select Total in the file display mode list in the VTR window.
The virtual file (&menu) appears in the file list.
2 Select the virtual file and right click to select Export Menu or Import Menu from the popup menu.
When Export Menu is selected, the Input File Name window appears.
When Import Menu is selected, the Select File Name window appears.
3 Enter the file name or select the file to be backed up, and then click on the OK button.
Saving the Files with a Different Name
Copies of MXF files in the
1 Select the file to be saved with a different name from the file list in the VTR window, and then right click to select “Save as ...”.
The Input File Name window appears.
2 Enter the filename and click on the OK button.
30 Creating Files (under Superuser Privilege)