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Appendix D: Live Capture Classic Web Application
Using the Live Capture Classic Web App
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Start Timecode —The current timecode is automatically displayed when the
Advanced Record dialog is opened. If left unedited, recording will start immediately
and stop based on the
Stop Timecode or Duration , depending on the state of the
Record Duration option. Enter an updated Start timecode (inclusive) if you want the
recording to start at a time in the future.
Setting a Start Timecode that is less than 60 second from the current time (in the
past) results in a recording starting immediately. For example, if the current time-
code is 02:30:00;20 and a start timecode of 02:30:00;18 is used within the job,
recording will begin immediately at the current timecode of 02:30:00;20.
Setting a Start Timecode more than 60 seconds from the current time (in the past)
results in an job that will be recorded in 24 hours. For example, if the current time-
code is 02:30:00;20 and a start timecode of 02:29:00;18 is used within the job,
recording will begin at the current timecode of 02:29:00;18, nearly 24 hours later.
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Stop Timecode —Enter the desired Stop Timecode.
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Duration —Enter the desired Duration. This also indicates the duration set between
the Start and Stop Timecodes
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Record Duration —When the Record Duration option is enabled, capture record-
ing will ignore the Stop Timecode and will stop when the Duration entered is
reached, including the last frame. When unchecked, the recording will stop when
the
Stop Timecode is reached, and the last frame is not included in the captured file.
When Record Duration is enabled AND the current timecode is between the Start
Timecode and Stop Timecode , then recording will begin immediately and a file will
be captured based on the Duration value. This disregards the specified Start and
Stop timecodes.
When Record Duration is NOT enabled AND the current timecode is between the
Start Timecode and Stop Timecode , then recording will begin immediately and a file
will be captured based on the Stop Timecode value. This means the specified Start
Timecode and Duration values are disregarded.
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Discontinuity —Select Stop On if you want the recording to stop when a timecode
discontinuity is detected. Select Ignore to disregard any timecode discontinuity if
they are detected.
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Record —Click Record to save your settings and queue up the capture job for
recording.
Note: File durations are restricted to a maximum of 9 hours. Recording will stop
automatically even when the Duration value or Stop Timecode creates a capture
request longer than 9 hours.