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6. (Option) Select “Match case when comparing tape names.”
7. Click OK.
The system searches the selected media drives, and relinks clips and
sequences if possible. The system disregards capture rate, video
resolution, and audio resolution when matching media files.
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To maintain the original Capture settings for a subclip or sequence, use the
Batch Capture command; do not use the Relink command. Make sure you
select the following options, located on the Batch tab of the Capture
Settings dialog box: “Capture the tracks logged for each clip,” “Use the
audio sample rate logged for each clip,” “Use the audio sample size
logged for each clip,” and “Use the video compression logged for each
clip.” For information on batch digitizing, see “Batch Capture from
Logged Clips” in the input and output guide for your Avid system.
Relinking to Selected Clips
You can also use the Relink command for connecting subclips or
sequences to selected master clips and subclips.
To relink to selected master clips and subclips:
1. Move the subclips or sequences that you want to relink into the bin
containing the clips.
2. Select the clips targeted for relinking.
3. Select Bin > Relink.
The Relink dialog box opens.
4. Select “Relink all non-master clips to selected online items” to relink
related subclips or sequences to the highlighted clip in the bin.
5. Click the “Relink to media on volume” pop-up menu, and select an
option:
t Select All Available Drives to search across all media drives that
are online.
t Select a specific drive volume if you know the location of the
media or if you want to relink to media on a specific media drive.