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Clip naming and comment insertion format rules
1.
All characters in the rules are assumed to be literal characters, until a pound sign (#) is encountered. You
can switch back to literals by using another #, and so on.
2.
If a literal pound sign is needed in the clip name, use a double ##.
3.
Each field to be inserted is represented by the following:
ccc 3-character field code
. Indicates to round (Optional)
n Number of characters to insert for this field
DMOn = Date - numeric month (1..12) padded to 'n' digits
DMN
= Date - month name - 3 char abbreviations ("Jan")
DDMn = Date - day of month (1..31) padded to 'n' digits
DDYn
= Date - day of year (1..366) padded to 'n' digits
DDW = Date - Name of day of week - char abbreviations ("Mon")
DYR2 = Date - Year as YY
DYR4 = Date - Year as YYYY
THR.n = Time - Hour (0..23) padded to 'n' digits
TMI.n
= Time - Minutes (0..59) padded to 'n' digits
TSE.n = Time - Seconds (0..59) padded to 'n' digits
TFS.n = Time - Fraction of a second (period and 'n' digits)
CHR.n = Clip Duration - hours (0..23) padded to 'n' digits
CMI.n
= Clip Duration - minutes (0..59) padded to 'n' digits
CSE.n = Clip Duration - seconds (0..59) padded to 'n' digits
CFS.n = Clip Duration - fraction of a second (period and 'n' digits)
CFRn
= Clip Duration - frames padded to 'n' digits
NUMn = Auto number (n digits)
OPTn
= Auto number optionally - 'n' digits (only if required)
IHR.n
= IRIG hours (0..23) padded to 'n' digits
IMI.n = IRIG minutes (0..59) padded to 'n' digits
ISE.n = IRIG seconds (0..59) padded to 'n' digits
IFS.n = IRIG fraction of a second (period and 'n' digits)
IDYn = IRIG days (1..366) padded to 'n' digits
4.
Rounding works as follows:
On fields that support it, a period may be placed between the field code and the number of digits. If
rounding is specified, the number is rounded up or down based on the next least-significant field.
For example, IRIG seconds are rounded up or down based on the IRIG milliseconds field, Time-Minutes is
rounded based on the Time-seconds field, etc. Only the least-significant field used in a group should be
rounded. In other words, if you just wanted to use the clip duration in hours/minutes/seconds, you should
use
Chr2Cmi2Cse.2 and not Chr.2Cmi.2Cse.2 . The latter would cause each field to be rounded based on
the next, which would be incorrect. Simply round the lowest field (Cse.2 in this case) and leave the rest un-
rounded. The upper fields will be automatically adjusted if any carrying is required.
Example: If a clip's duration is 01:59:59:21, the rule
Chr2Cmi2Cse.2 will format this duration as
02:00:00 (assuming this clip has a frame rate of 24fps).
5.
Each "fraction of a second" field works as follows. The time is displayed in decimal, with up to 6 digits
(microseconds) after the period. The number of digits specified ('n') dictates how many significant digits
after the period should be used. If rounding is also specified, then the number is rounded to the last
significant digit displayed.
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