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4. Enter a Reel name and Description. (You can specify any reel name, but be
sure to change the name when you change the source tape or disc).
5. In Safe frames, specify the number of frames to capture before and after the
specified capture duration to make sure that all frames within that capture
timecode are included. For example, if you set a value of 5 frames and the
mark-in and mark-out times of a segment are 01:02:10:20 and 01:04:10:10,
capturing will start from 01:02:10:15 and will end at 01:04:10:15. (You can
trim out unnecessary frames later when you are editing).
6. Specify a Capture file name.
During batch capture, the captured files will be named sequentially. For
example, if the file name you specify is "batch", captured files will be named,
batc0001, batc0002 and so on.
7. When you are ready to start marking video sequences, click the Batch
Settings tab. Use the Navigation Bar to roll the footage to the location where
you want to begin marking video clips to capture.
8. Click the Play button to play the footage.
9. Click the Mark-In button on the Navigation Bar or press F3 whenever you see
the video you want to select for capture.
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