The “example.xml” file within the ExportXML folder contains the definition of the output template. Keep in mind that you can apply your own XML schema to the output template which is the biggest advantage of the just:in multi XML implementation.
Again, let‘s have a look at the structure. In this example we want to output the tags previously defined in the “example.xml” within the StartUpXML folder as well as some internal system variables exposed by just:in multi (see pages 31-32). The <name> tags previously defined (“quality”, “customText“ and “special”) are now used as variables in the output template, so that any entry made in the Just In Multi GUI will be reflected in the final output. The system variables “%Just_In_Clipname” and %Just_In_Capture_Duration” used in this example will output the final file name (incl. naming conventions) and the duration of the clip accordingly.
The structure of the “example.xml” file within the ExportXML folder looks like this:
<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8” ?> <file name=”%Just_In_Clipname” duration=”%Just_In_Capture_Duration”> <quality>%quality</quality> <text>%customText</text> <special>%special</special> </file>
The final sidecar XML output will therefore look like this:
<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8” ?> <file name=”MyFirstClip” duration=”00:00:15”> <quality>Medium</quality> <text>This is where I entered my text</text> <special>1</special> </file>