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Reset the In/Out timecode of the sequence to its original values.
Send the current sequence to the ingest stack on the selected destination. The cut is taken into
account.
Show / hide the audio level zone.
The diode icon on an audio level bar allows you to mute/unmute the corresponding audio channel.
This edit box displays the current video timecode. It can be edited manually so you can enter the
timecode you want to reach.
Copy the current video timecode to the clipboard.
Display the start timecode edited in the following edit box (the video will play starting from this new
timecode). The duration between the initial start timecode and the new one is indicated by a darker
color in the seek bar.
Display the end timecode (the video will stop playing when it is reached). The duration between the
initial end timecode and the new one is indicated by a darker color in the seek bar.
Display the sequence duration or the duration of all sequences loaded in the playlist in slider mode.
13.5 Batch subclipping
It is not advisable to process the ingest while you play a sequence on an XDCAM Device (due to Blu-ray latency).
If you want to process numerous subclips from the player, you can lock the ingest stack, define your subclips one by one,
eject the sequence from player, then unlock the ingest stack.
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On SONY ProDisk devices, ENGSoft can only read one file at a time. This limits performance. You cannot play a clip
in the player on the device and run ingests at the same time. You must eject the sequence in the player in order to
unlock the ingest jobs.
If a device is currently locked for reading by a process and another process is trying to gain access to that same device, a
notification popup will be displayed on the device telling you which process has been refused and which one holds the
lock.
Figure 111: The player has been refused access to the device because
Ingest is currently accessing it
Figure 112: The ingest process has been refused access to the device
because a video is being played back
The user has to wait for the ingest to end before trying to
playback a video from the device.
The user has to eject the sequence from the player. The
ingest process will resume automatically.