Log/Capture in FCEx, was: Back UP storage options???

[sb]

The source TC on a captured clip is there, it's just not "viewable".

So, that means that when you log a clip (set in and out points) and then
capture the clip, you can re-capture the exact same clip at a later time.

And, you can open a FCEx project in FCPro and vice versa. Yes, I said you
can open up a FCPro project in FCEx. This may be a bug!

But, you can only work with DV material. FCEx comes with only a few presets,
DV, PAL and NTSC, 16:9, 48K and 32K audio

 sb

 n 1/22/03 12:10 PM, "Daniel Beck" <danielbeck at mac.com> wrote:

> 
> On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 12:32 AM, Shirley Kehr wrote:
> 
>> My understanding is that you don't do batch capture in FCE like you do
>> in FCP. FCE does not use the timecode, though I understand it "sees"
>> it.
> 
> What do you mean it "sees" it?
> 
>> from a previous post listing what FCE does NOT do/have...
>> 
>> * Timecode on captured clips will display as 00:00;00 (though the real
>> TC will be embedded into the clip, you just will not be able to access
>> it)
>> 
>> * no logging, you can Capture Now, Capture Clip and something called
>> Capture
>> Project
> 
> If there's no logging, what the heck is Capture Clip and Capture
> Project? How does FCE know what it is capturing? I can't imagine that
> you cannot batch capture with FCE. I don't think it would be so highly
> heralded if it was lacking that feature. And didn't someone say that
> "Capture Project" is just a new term for batch capture? Can anyone
> confirm?