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4 Click [OK].
You can continue to set other items by clicking [Apply].
[Automatic Correction]
Set whether to adjust the frame rate when importing sources.
1 Click [Settings] on the menu bar, and click [User Settings].
2 Click the [Source] tree, and click [Automatic Correction].
3 Set each item.
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The frame rate of the clips can be changed in the [Clip Properties] dialog box for those clips.
• The default color expression range set at [Color Range for RGB Clip] or [Color Range for YCbCr Clip] can be
changed according to the source.
4 Click [OK].
You can continue to set other items by clicking [Apply].
[Restore Offline Clip]
Set restoration of offline clips.
1 Click [Settings] on the menu bar, and click [User Settings].
2 Click the [Source] tree, and click [Restore Offline Clip].
3 Set each item.
[V-mute]
Set the default duration for V-mute. The V-mute function eliminates audio in
individual frame units, and is ideal for deleting small audio noise.
[Rubber Band Point]
Set how many frames inside the original two rubber band points the
additional rubber band points will be added when the mouse is dragged
between two rubber band points with [Alt] on the keyboard held down.
[Adjust Frame Rate when Loading
Clip]
Automatically adjust the frame rate of clips when importing the clips to bin (or
timeline). Playback no longer requires frame rate conversion, reducing the
load on playback operation. The frame rate is adjusted only when the project
settings and the clip have the following pairing:
• 29.97 : 30.00
• 59.94 : 60.00
• 23.976 : 24.00
[Color Range for RGB Clip]/[Color
Range for YCbCr Clip]
Select which kind of color expression range is assumed for RGB color space
sources and YCbCr color space sources.
When [Super White] is selected, RGB values (16, 16, 16) and RGB values
(235, 235, 235) are handled as sources corresponding to 0 IRE black and
100 IRE white, respectively. When [White] is selected, RGB values (0, 0, 0)
and RGB values (255, 255, 255) are handled as sources corresponding to
0 IRE black and 100 IRE white, respectively.
[Normalize]
Set the sampling time used for calculating normalized values.
[Subclip]
Set the margins to add when creating subclips.
[Margin]
When capturing only necessary areas (parts used in the timeline), set the
margin to use for optimization (combining of capture areas). When multiple
offline clips are placed in closer position than the docking margin time, they
are combined into 1 clip (i.e optimized).