UM:Export Modes

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Export Modes

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The export mode determines which shots we export, what timecodes we use, how we order the shots and (usually) whether to create any folder structure.

 

There are five modes :

 

Mixdown Rec TC
Visible Multi Rec TC
Tracks Multi Rec TC
Visible Multi Src TC
Tracks Multi Src TC

 

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The default is Mixdown Rec TC i.e. a single mixed down sequence using record timecodes.

 

Each mode consists of important keywords that describe how the mode works :

 

Mixdown

A single clip is created on export.

Multi

Multiple clips are created on export

Visible

A shot is only exported if any part of it is visible.

Tracks

Shots are exported per track. In this mode, clips are exported even when fully hidden by other clips.

Src / Rec

Clips are exported in source or record timecode order. This also affects the timecodes used (header and filename).

 

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Track Monitoring

Every mode obeys track monitoring.

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Multi-Mode Exporting

Care needs to be taken when using multi-mode export.

 

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Multi-mode exports can cause shots to be overwritten on export.

 

Due to the fact that some shot metadata can overlap (e.g. timecodes, tapenames etc.), it is possible to export in such a way that shots  get overwritten.

 

For this reason, multi-mode exports will warn you if you do not use an event folder output structure when exporting :

 

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If you know that your output clips do not overlap, you can press the OK button to continue.

 

See Folder Hierarchy and Variables.

Mark In/Out Points

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Every mode will take account of any in or out points marked.

 

Begin an export from an In point.

End the export at any Out point (or the end of the composition).

 

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