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Circle Take
Take names can be altered to include the “@” symbol preceding the fi le name. This can be used to
highlight a take as a “Circled Take”. Circled Takes are often used to identify good takes for transfer-
ring. Circle Take information is also embedded within the BEXT and IXML data chunks.
To Circle or uncircle a take, perform the following steps:
1. Press the STOP key to end the recording.
2. Press the HDD key to enter the Take List.
3. Scroll among fi les to highlight the fi le as a Circled Take.
4. Press the soft EDIT (PLAY) key to enter the Take Edit Menu.
5. Highlight and select the Circle option from the list. This will toggle the Circle indication on
and off .
Project
Edits can be made to the Project fi eld during and after recording. The Project fi eld by default is the
name of the Top-Level folder defi ned in the Setup Menu option FILE: FOLDER OPTIONS. Project
metadata is embedded within the BEXT and IXML data chunks.
Scene
Scene name edits can be made during and after recording. Any changes to the Scene name are ap-
plied to both the fi le name and the Scene tag in the iXML and bEXT chuncks.
Take
Take number edits can be made during and after recording. Any changes to the Take are applied to
both the fi le name and the Take tag in the iXML and bEXT chunks.
Tape (Roll)
Edits can be made to the Tape (Roll) iXML tag during and after recording. The Tape (Roll)
fi eld by default is the name of the Mid-Level folder defi ned in the Setup Menu option
FILE: FOLDER OPTIONS
. Tape (Roll) metadata is embedded within the BEXT and IXML data
chunks.
Set and Clear Copy Flags
Copy Flags are useful for selecting various takes to be copied from one media to another. By
default, Takes recorded by the 788T have their Copy Flag set to On. If the Setup Menu option
FILE: COPY FLAG RESET
is enabled the Copy Flags will automatically clear after the fi le has been
copied from one media to another. See File Copying Among Available Media.
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