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> Capturing to the Timeline |
Capturing to the Timeline
You can capture footage directly from tape to a sequence loaded in the Timeline in one step, bypassing several steps such as organizing and reviewing clips, marking edit points, and performing edits.
| Splice-In button | | Record button |
| Overwrite button |
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To capture to the Timeline:
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Set options in the Capture Settings dialog box:
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In the Settings scroll list, double-click Capture.
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Select Enable Edit to Timeline.
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Set the handle length (the amount of footage you want to capture
before and after the IN and OUT points of the clips).
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Load a sequence into the Composer monitor.
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Mark an IN point in the sequence or move the position indicator to
where you want the edit to take place.
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Mark the source material that you want to capture using the Capture
tool logging controls.
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(Option) Mark an OUT point based on the following:
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If you are capturing to the middle of a sequence in the Timeline,
mark both IN and OUT points for frame accuracy.
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If you are capturing to the end of a sequence, you can mark just an
IN point and then mark the OUT point later on-the-fly.
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Click the Splice-in button or the Overwrite button in the Capture tool
to choose the type of edit.
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Click the Record button to begin capturing.
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If you did not mark the OUT point in advance, click the Record button
again when the footage reaches the appropriate frame.
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If you already marked an OUT point, capturing stops automatically.
When capturing ends, the clip appears in place in the sequence, and a master clip appears in the bin.
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