Setting Both Marks
| Mark IN button | | Mark OUT button |
| Go to IN button |
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To capture by specifying an IN point and an OUT point:
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Set either an IN point or an OUT point for the clip you want to capture,
using one of the following methods:
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Use the deck controls in the Capture tool. Cue your source tape to
where you want to start or end the clip, and click the Mark IN or
the Mark OUT button.
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If the material starts at a known IN point or ends at a known OUT
point, you can type the timecode in the display area next to the
mark. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Macintosh) to enter the
mark.
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To double-check the accuracy of the IN or OUT point, click the Go to
IN button. The system cues the tape and pauses the deck at the mark.
You can play the tape and reset the mark, if necessary.
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To finish logging the clip, use either of the following methods:
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Set the corresponding IN or OUT point.
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Type a timecode for the clip's duration in the display area next to
the Duration mark (below the OUT point) in the format
HH:MM:SS:FF.
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The system automatically calculates the appropriate timecode for the
corresponding IN point, OUT point, or duration.
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Click the Capture button in the Capture tool.
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The Capture tool automatically rewinds the tape to the preroll point
before the IN point of the clip, and the tape begins to play. The box to
the right of the Capture button flashes bright red, and the message bar
displays the message that the system is capturing.
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While the system is capturing, you can type a clip name. To enter
comments about the clip, press the Tab key after typing a clip name
and enter comments in the comment box. The information that you
type does not appear on the screen until you have completed capturing.
(After you log clips, you can modify information to correct input
errors or to add information.)
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When the tape reaches the clip's OUT point or you click the Capture
button again, capturing stops, and the system creates a new clip in the
bin.
