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Table 4-1 shows the bin column headings available in Text view (in
addition to any column headings y ou might want to create for your
bins).
Table 4-1 Bin Column Headings
Heading Description
Name This heading does not appear in the Headings list, but it always appears in the
clip. This heading contains the name of the clip or sequence (you can rename a
clip or sequence after it has been digitized).
Audio The audio resolution (sample rate).
Audio Format The audio format of master clips.
Auxiliary Ink Auxiliary ink format settings allow you to display two types of ink numbers
at the same time. This lets you track additional types of film information for dif-
ferent film gauges.
Auxiliary TC1
through TC5
You can enter an auxiliary timecode, for example, Aaton, ARRI, or some other
timecode for editing film or audio timecode for film.
CFPS The captured frames per second.
Camera The camera that captured this clip. This feature is used in multicamera shoots.
Camroll The camera roll containing this clip.
Color The color of the bin objects.
Color Framing The color framing for the tape. For NTSC, the choice is Even or Odd. For PAL, the
choice is A Standard, A Non-Standard, B Standard, or B Non-Standard.
Creation Date The date and time the clip was logged/digitized.
Drive The last known drive on which the media for that master clip existed.
Duration The length of the clip.
End The timecode of the clip’s tail frame.