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Importing and Writing Back Clips
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5.
To rename the exported files, check the Rename Files box and enter the desired file name in the
field below it (
ᕤ
).
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To number multiple MXF files consecutively enter the starting number in the Initial Value for
Consecutive Numbers field (
ᕥ
). You can check the Remember Consecutive Numbering box below
it to automatically continue the consecutive numbering also for future export operations.
6.
If in step 3 you selected one of the merge options, you can change the way audio is exported in
the following step; otherwise, skip to step 8.
7.
Select the Number of Audio Channels (
ᕦ
) and the Audio Bit Rate (
ᕧ
) from the respective pull-
down menus.
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When you set Number of Audio Channels to 4 ch or 8 ch, 2 or 6 audio tracks will be added to the
original files and mute data will be recorded in these additional tracks. The default 2 ch will not add
any audio tracks to the original audio tracks.
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When you set Audio Bit Rate to 24-bit, the original audio will be converted from 16-bit to 24-bit
audio.
8.
Click Export (
ᕨ
).
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When the operation is completed, a confirmation dialog box will show the name automatically
given to the destination folder.
9.
Click OK.
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