Disccapture Capture Settings - GRASS VALLEY EDIUS VERSION 5.1 User Reference Manual

DISCcapture Capture Settings

EDIUS — User Reference Guide
In the DISCcapture Settings dialog, the following capture parameters may
be set:
• File Name Settings (select one)
• Set file names manually when capturing - Displays a Save As dialog
for each file in which the file name and location are specified before
capturing.
• Set file names automatically - Automatically names the captured
files by combining the current date, time and track number. Files are
stored in the specified capture directory.
• Set file names from base file name and track name - Automatically
create the file name by combining the base file name and track
number. The base name is designated on the "Base name" field if
this option is selected. Files are stored in the specified capture direc-
tory.
• Capture Directory
• Specify the default directory location for storing captured files.
• Select the "Use EDIUS project folder when EDIUS is Running"
option if you wish to store captured tracks in the default EDIUS
project folder.
• Audio CD Settings - To reduce the audio level of captured tracks, enter
the dB value by which you want the level reduced. A level of "0" does
not reduce the audio level.
• DVD Video Settings
• Separate files when capturing DVD Video (select one)
• At each Program - creates a separate capture file for each sepa-
rate DVD file.
• At each Chapter - creates a separate capture file for each chapter
in the DVD file(s).
• Re-construct files when capturing DVD video - If some captured
files cannot be played, selecting this option may make it possible to
playback captured files that were recorded by a DVD recorder.
• Segment Encode files - If the "re-construct ..." option above is
selected, this setting re-encodes only the necessary parts of the file.
• DVD-VR Settings
• Separate files when capturing DVD Video (select one)
• At each Program - creates a separate capture file for each sepa-
rate DVD-VR file.
• At each Cell - creates a separate capture file for each cell in the
DVD-VR files.
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