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30 VIDEO EDITOR
Batch Capture
Batch Capture allows you to choose multiple video segments from your footage
and capture them all at once. You can use Batch Capture when capturing video
from DV and HDV sources.
Select Capture: Batch Capture to open a dialog box where you can play back
your footage, and at the same time, mark your desired video segments. The mark-
in and mark-out times of the video segments will be logged into a task list. After
you have finished marking, click the Capture Video button.
To save the task list for future use, click Save
.
The Batch Capture dialog box in Video Editor is just the same as the one in the
Video Capture program. For more details on this dialog box, see
"Batch capturing"
on page 226
under "Part II: Video Capture".
Scan DV Tape
Scan DV Tape quickly scans an entire DV tape and automatically detects scenes
based on the recording date and time (that is, based on stops and starts of video
recordings).
To use this function, select Capture: Scan DV Tape. In the Scan DV Tape dialog
box, first choose how to perform the scan from the Scan/Capture method list,
then click Start to begin scanning the DV tape. As each scene is detected, a
thumbnail frame will be created and added to the list at the left side of the dialog
box. After the entire tape has been scanned, click Capture Video to capture the
detected scenes.
To save the scenes list and information for future use, click Save
.
The Scan DV Tape dialog box in Video Editor is just the same as the one in the
Video Capture program. For more details on this dialog box, see
"Scanning a DV
tape" on page 224
under "Part II: Video Capture".
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