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Warning

Do not change these settings after your recording has started, as it affects the generation of QuickTime file names and other Metadata. Doing so will result in errors in the XML structure and your media will be showing up offline in the Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro project. 

Variables

A Variable is indicated by a leading "%" and a coloured background. Variables can be rearranged using drag-and-drop. Fixed variables can be used by entering them without a leading "%".

  • %Name: corresponds to the "Name" field in the live:cut main window.

  • %Scene: corresponds to the "Scene" field in the live:cut main window.

  • %Take: corresponds to the "Take" field in the live:cut main window.

  • %Date: corresponds to the current date (updated whenever a change is made in any field).

  • %Time: corresponds to the current time (updated whenever a change is made in any field) .

  • %Angle: corresponds to the "Angle" field in the live:cut main window.

  • %Reel: corresponds to the "Reel" field in the live:cut main window.

  • %Counter: corresponds to the "Counter" field in the live:cut main window.

  • %StartTimecode: the starting Timecode.

  • %Channel: the Channel name.

Date & Time Format

Info

Please note that the Date and Time Format changes within the macOS System Preferences are only possible with macOS Monterey or with earlier macOS versions. Starting with macOS Ventura this is no longer possible. When using macOS Ventura or higher, please consider using the following Terminal commands to adjust the Date and Time formats:

Date:

defaults write -g AppleICUDateFormatStrings -dict 4 "ddMMyyyy"

Time:

defaults write -g AppleICUTimeFormatStrings -dict 4 "HHmm"

Adjust the format part according to your needs and restart Just Control.

macOS Monterey or earlier

Changing the format of these Calendar Event Variables is effortless. To make this as flexible as possible, we are using the default system settings for that. To change that, open the custom format settings for “Dates” and “Times”, which can be found here:

Open the macOS System Settings and select “General”.

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Select “Language & Region”.

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Switch to the “Advanced” Settings.

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Change “Dates” and/or “Times” Format Settings here ("Full:").

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