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Global Headings
Global headings are case-sensitive and must be spelled exactly as
shown. Include all required headings. Other headings are optional but
might be necessary for your project. Do not use more than 64 headings
in the file, counting both the global and column headings. Table A-1
presents information about data in global headings.
Table A-1 Global Headings
Heading N ame Key Entry Key
Required/
Optional Explanation
Heading — — [Enter] Required Marks the start of the global headings.
FIELD_DELIM [Tab] <TABS> [Enter] Required Enter TABS to show that the file is
Tab-delimited (delimited by tabs).
VIDEO_FORMAT [Tab] <NTSC>
<PAL>
[Enter] Required The video format is NTSC or PAL. In
NTSC format, you must edit in Cutlist
mode. PAL format allows you to edit at
either 24 or 25 frames per second.
AUDIO_FORMAT [Tab] <44 kHz>
<48 kHz>
[Enter] Required Audio sampling rate for digitizing. You
can override this for individual clips.
TAPE [Tab] <Tape
Name>
[Enter] Optional Name of the videotape reel you are log-
ging. If you omit this heading, the file
name becomes the global tape name. You
can override this for individual clips.
FPS [Tab] <24>
<25>
<29.97>
[Enter]
[Enter]
Required Capture rate is 25 fps for PAL and 29.97
fps for NTSC video.
Press Enter a second time, after you enter
the FPS value, to mark the end of the glo-
bal headings.