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 | If you want to add clip names and comments on-the-fly while you capture, see Adding Clip Names and Comments On-the-Fly. |
| If you have no logs and want to begin capturing right away, see Capturing Without Logging First. |
| If you want to capture video to multiple media files across multiple drives, see Capturing to Multiple Media Files. |
| If you have logs already entered in a bin and want to automate the capturing process with playback from an Avid-controlled deck, see Batch Capturing from Logged Clips. |
| If you are recapturing deleted media or have imported a sequence that lacks the associated media files, see Recapturing Your Material. |
| If you have not already prepared a structure of bins for your project, as described in Managing Folders and Bins, consider the following tips before capturing: |
| – | You can create one bin for each source tape. This method avoids slowing the system with large bins, associates each bin with a source tape for better organization, and simplifies recapturing. |
| – | You can name the bin after the tape so that when you autocapture or capture on-the-fly without noting a tape name, the system automatically names each clip after the bin (tape) and numbers them sequentially for easy reference. |