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Some column pairs explicitly define a range; for example, Start and End or
Mark IN and Mark OUT. Other columns define the beginning of a range,
and the end of the range is determined by the Duration column. For
example, Auxiliary TC1 implies a range that begins at the value in the
Auxiliary TC1 column, and ends at that value plus the value in the
Duration column.
If you display any column in the bin that is associated with ranges, either
explicit or implicit, the corresponding range menu item appears in the
Column or Range to Search pop-up menu of the Custom Sift dialog box.
For example, if you select to display the Start column and the Auxiliary
TC1 column in the bin, the Start to End Range and Auxiliary TC1 Range
menu choices will appear in the Column or Range to Search pop-up menu.
When specifying a timecode or keycode number, you do not need to enter
colons or semicolons, and the leading zero can be omitted. For example,
you can enter 3172000 as a timecode number.
Keycodes contain letters, numbers, and a dash before the feet and frames;
for example, KJ236892 -0345+13. When sifting on a keycode number, you
only have to enter the numbers after the dash (the actual counter portion).
After custom sift
The clips that
encompass the
timecode number
01:08:32:00