Capturing from a Non-Avid-Controlled Deck
| Toggle Source button with no deck control | | Record button |
To capture with manual deck control on a deck that cannot be
controlled directly by the system:
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Select the audio input:
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Select Analog when inputting from a stereo mixer.
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Select Microphone when inputting from a microphone.
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Select 1394 when inputting directly from a camera, transcoder, or
deck.
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Click the Toggle Source button in the Capture tool to disable the deck
controls.
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The Deck Offline icon appears, and the Tape Name display remains.
The Select Tape dialog box appears.
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The TC button also disappears. The footage will be captured with time-of-
day timecode generated by the system.
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Select "Show other projects" to display the tape names and associated
project names for all bins that have been opened in the current session.
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Because the media files database does not open when you start your Avid
system, tape names of all online media files do not appear automatically.
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If the tape name for which you are searching does not appear in the Select
Tape dialog box, click the Scan for Tapes button. Tape and project names
are listed.
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Identify the source tape name in one of the following ways:
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Select a tape name from the list.
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Tape names and associated projects are listed in two columns.
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Click New if the tape is not in the list, and type a new tape name in
the text box that appears at the bottom of the Tape Name list.
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You can stop the process any time by clicking Cancel.
The tape name is displayed in the Capture tool.
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Play the tape manually, and click the Record button to stop and start
the capturing of each clip.
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