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Recording
12.6
Clip Naming Scheme
Camera Index
Reel Counter
Clip Counter
Date
Time
Codec Identifier
Camera ID
File Extension
For more information on the Camera Index and the Next Reel Count please see
page
34.
The camera index consists of two characters, A-Z + _. User assignable, it
should match the camera unit. For example, the camera index A_ can be
assigned to the A camera, and B_ to the B camera etc.
4 characters, 0001-9999. Automatically increments for each blank recording
medium. The user can change the counter for the next reel. This should on-
ly be done under special circumstances, such as after changing the camera
body in the middle of a shoot.
One prefix, fixed to C, to separate the reel counter from the clip counter. 3
characters, 001-400. Automatically increments each time a clip is recorded.
Current system date (YYMMDD) as set in MENU > System > System Time
+ Date, separated from the other naming components by an underscore.
Current system time (HHMMSS) as set in MENU > System > System Time
+ Date, separated from the other naming components by underscore.
One character, identifies the clip codec (a = ARRIRAW, p = Apple ProRes).
The camera serial number encoded in 4 letters Base 36 (0-9, A-Z). 12RJ
translates into decimal serial number 50239.
All clips are written as MXF files.
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