UM:Cli Cli Export Edl
--export-edl <edl file> |
Export supplied composition to specified EDL file |
--use-frame-numbers |
Use frame numbers in EDL instead of timecode |
Exporting an EDL
--export-edl <edl file>
This command will export the the specified composition (given by the --composition parameter) to the specified EDL file.
The <edl file> argument should be the full path, including the drive letter, filename and extension. |
Command : |
$ nucoda_film_master --project project-x --composition comptest \ --export-edl S:\edl1.edl INFO Opening project "project-x" from "D:\Nucoda\2014_1\projects\project-x". INFO Opening composition "comptest". |
Result
The output EDL will be standard EDL (CMX) format with timecodes e.g.
TITLE: comptest FCM: PAL 001 tape-1 V C 05:04:46:13 05:04:56:03 01:03:16:04 01:03:25:19 * FROM CLIP NAME: * FROM FILE: S:\media\images\mazda-2k\OE5012A\438877.dpx * FROM COMMENT: |
Exporting with Frame Numbers
--use-frame-numbers
When exporting an EDL, use --use-frame-numbers to include frame numbers instead of timecodes in the output EDL.
Command : |
$ nucoda_film_master --project project-x --composition comptest \ --export-edl S:\edl1.edl --use-frame-numbers INFO Opening project "project-x" from "D:\Nucoda\2014_1\projects\project-x". INFO Opening composition "comptest". |
Result
The output EDL will be standard EDL (CMX) format with frame numbers e.g.
TITLE: comptest FCM: PAL 001 tape-1 V C 457163 457403 94904 95144 * FROM CLIP NAME: * FROM FILE: S:\media\images\mazda-2k\OE5012A\438877.dpx * FROM COMMENT: |