Inspector – Crash Recording

The Inspector changes depending on the Recording Mode you are using. This shows the Inspector when in Crash Recording Mode.

1. Timecode: Timecode of the Channel.
2. Channel Name or Connection Info (click to toggle).
3. Clip
   • Naming Convention: select one of the Presets which have been configured in just:in Engine.
   • Variables: visible in this figure as Name or Angel, this list may differ – depending on your Naming Presets.
   • Resulting Filename: shows the resulting Filename.
4. Timecode
   • Timecode: select a Timecode source, like Computer Time, VTR, LTC…
   • Offset: define a Timecode offset.
   • Stop on Timecode: define a Timecode where to stop the Recording.
5. Metadata
   • Metadata Set: you can select a Metadata set, for example QuickTime. This provides several predefined Metadata fields for you to fill.
   • Writes at: select whether the Metadata will be written at the Start or at the End of a capture.
6. Captures: add or remove Captures by using the add and delete buttons.
   • Capture Preset: select one of the Presets which have been configured in just:in Engine. 
   • Destination Preset: select one of the Presets which have been configured in just:in Engine. 
   • Loop: choose if the Capture will be looped.
   • Reference Movie (depending on Destination Preset): select the Type of Reference Movie.

Inspector – Batch Recording

The Inspector changes depending on the Recording Mode you are using. This shows the Inspector when in Batch Recording Mode.

• Inpoint: the Capture Inpoint.
• Outpoint: the Capture Outpoint.
• Duration: the Capture Duration.
• Rewind on completion: enable this to rewind on completion.
• Log button: logs the previously defined Capture.
• Reset button: 
• Clear table button: clears the Batch Log table.
• Batch Log Table: lists Batch Recordings which have been added with the Log button.

Inspector – Scheduled Recording