When you recapture the sequence without using Decompose, the capturing process creates media files for each clip in the sequence during the capturing process. Bypassing the Decompose procedure saves only a small amount of time, and you cannot make changes after the media files are created without repeating the entire procedure. Therefore, review
Using Decompose When Recapturing before proceeding.
For example, if the starting timecode for a master clip is 1:00:10:00
and the resulting master clip after a decompose with handles causes the
new master clip to begin at 1:00:09:00, batch capturing will fail if there
are any timecode discontinuities between 1:00:09:00 and 1:00:10:00.
The system prompts you to load the first tape.
The system captures each clip from the tape, in start timecode order. If
another source tape is needed, the system prompts for the tape.
You can stop the batch-capturing process at any time by clicking the
Trash button in the Capture tool.
When batch capturing is finished, a message box notifies you that the process is complete. The new master clips appear in the bin, and associated media files exist on the targeted drive or drives.