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Using the Tape Capture Web Application
Using the Tape Capture Web App
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Lightspeed Live Capture User Guide
Creating a Stitched Clip
The Clip Stitching feature allows you to create a list of clips from one or more tapes,
arrange the clips in the order in which they will be stitched together, capture all the
clips to individual files, and then create a stitched output file (or files) containing all
captured clips in the order specified.
Note: When clips or tapes have different frame rates, the job will stop at the stitch
location where the frame rate changes. Frames rates must be the same for stitch
operations to complete successfully.
Follow these steps to create a Stitched Clip:
1. In the Vantage Workflow Designer, open the Tape action to configure it. (See
Creating and Activating the Tape Action Workflow for more details.)
2. In the Tape action Settings panel, enable the Stitch Clips option by binding it to a
True variable. (To bind variables in the Tape action, see
Binding Variables to
Configuration Parameters .)
3. In the Tape action, set the Stitch Behavior to Direct Convert or Reference Movie
( Reference Movie is the default) and enable “Is Output Stitched” if desired. See the
Tape action Settings Panel .
Note: Clip Stitching is only supported for MXF OP1a, QuickTime, and MP4 outputs.
4. When the Tape action workflow is fully configured, Activate the workflow.
5. In the Tape Capture user interface, create the list of clips you want to log, either by
using the Mark In > Mark Out > Log method, or by importing an EDL file.
6. When your Clip Log is complete, select the Clip Stitch Order button to open
the Clip Stitch Order dialog. The Clip Stitch Order dialog allows you to order the
clips the way you want them to appear in the stitched output file. The clips can be