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Logging and Digitizing (Capture)
Edit Buttons
These buttons (in the default configuration, located in the two vertical toolbars next to the inlay) allow
you to define clips.
Mark-In
Sets the mark-in point at the current Playline position. You can set the mark-in point “on the fly” (during
playback), or use the player commands to move to the point for the mark-in. If the mark-in point is
already defined when you click this button, it moves the mark-in to the new position.
At this point the video image in the form of a Picon (miniature) is used as a visual reference. For a pure
audio clip, a loudspeaker icon serves as the Picon.
See also “Views” on page 238.
Mark-Out
Sets the mark-out point at the current Playline position. You can set the mark-out point on the fly (dur-
ing playback), or use the jog/shuttle commands to move to the point for the mark-out. If the mark-out
point is already defined when you click on this button, it moves to the new position. At this point the
video image in the form of a Picon (miniature) is used as a visual reference.
If you set a mark-in at a position after the mark-out, the mark-out is deleted. If you set a mark-out at a
position before the mark-in, the mark-in is deleted.
The frames which designate mark-in and mark-out points are included in the total duration.
Clear Mark-In and Mark-Out
Removes both the mark-in and mark-out points, if set. If only one is set, removes it.
Clear Mark-In
Removes the mark-in point.
Clear Mark-Out
Removes the mark-out point.
To clear all timecode fields (except Position), hold the SHIFT-KEY while clicking Cancel.