7.6 Internal System Variables (Capture And General)
just:in multi exposes a variety of internal system variable keys to ease up metadata processing. These are divided into capture related and general keys. The following table lists them accordingly.
System Variable Keys (Capture Section) | Description |
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%Just_In_Container | Will be replaced by one of the following values: “QuickTime”,”MXF GC”, ”MXF D-10”, ”MXF XDCAM”, ”Avid OP-Atom”, “AVFoundation QuickTime”, “AVFoundation MP4”. |
%Just_In_Timecode_Source | Will be replaced by one of the following values: “Computer Time”, ”VTR - RS-422”, ”VTR FireWire”, ”LTC over Audio”,”Miranda Little Red”,”Capture card LTC”,”SDI Embedded”. |
%Just_In_Framerate | Will be replaced by one of the following values: “23.976”, “24”, “25”, “29.97”, “30”, “50”, “59.94”, “60”. |
%Just_In_Aspect_Ratio | Will be replaced by one of the following values: “4:3”, “16:9”. |
%Just_In_Capture_Codec | Will be replaced by the codecs full name. |
%Just_In_Audio_Channels | Will be replaced with the actual number of audio channels writing into the container: “2”, “4”, “8” or “16”. |
%Just_In_Capture_Resolution | Will be replaced by the resolution of the target format. E.g. “1920x1080”, “720x486”. |
%Just_In_Capture_Width | Will be replaced by the capture width. E.g. “1920”. |
%Just_In_Capture_Height | Will be replaced by the capture height. E.g. “486”. |
The general keys exposed by just:in multi are listed in the following:
System Variable Keys (General) | Description |
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%Just_In_Capture_Split | Will be replaced by one of the following values: “0” - no split occurred, “1” - a split occurred, “2” - last clip of the split sequence. |
%Just_In_Previous_Split_Reference_Clip | Will be replaced by the filename of the clip previous to the one currently recording. Empty string if no split occurred. |
%Just_In_Capture_Duration | Will be replaced by the length of the recording in “standard time”. E.g. “00:30:00” - 30 minutes. |
%Just_In_Capture_Inpoint | Will be replaced by the Inpoint timecode. This is the timecode of the first frame. E.g. "10:00:00:00’. |
%Just_In_Capture_Outpoint | Will be replaced by the Outpoint timecode. This is the timecode of the last frame. E.g. "11:00:00:00". |
%Just_In_Clipname | Will be replaced by the Clipname with extension. E.g. "sample.mov". |
%Just_In_Full_Clipname | Will be replaced by the full clipname. E.g. “/path/to/ the/movie.mov”. |
%Just_In_Custom_Date | Will be replaced by a representation of the keys’ value. E.g “%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S” will be replaced by 01/01/2011 15:32:53. |
Every field of the naming convention is available for metadata processing - so just use the same key as in the naming convention. There’s one special case though:
Naming Convention | Description |
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%Name (or any custom variable) | Will be replaced by the contents of the “Name” field (or any custom fields) of the “Clip” section. In Schedule mode this field will be the name as the one in the Apple Calendar event. |