The DLEDL is an EDL file
based on the CMX 3600 format supported by most digital non-linear
editing systems. The following table lists the DLEDL flags used
in creating an EDL file. It describes the comments used in creating
DLEDLs and provides examples of basic EDLs that you can use in your
projects.
Note
that the order of flags always remains the same:
- Clip name (EDL comment)
- Start TC
- File path
- Video file name
- Audio 1 file name
- Audio 2 file name
- Audio 3 file name
- Audio 4 file name
| DLEDL Flag Example |
Description |
| DLEDL: START TC: 10;00;00;00 |
The start timecode of the clip that will be created from
the media files imported into the Autodesk Visual Effects and Finishing application.
This timecode can be different from the source start timecode of the
EDL event. Both drop-frame (00:00:00:00) and non-drop-frame (00;00;00;00)
timecodes are supported.
|
| DLEDL: PATH /CXFS1/PRODUCTION1/SHOW5 |
The location of the files on the filesystem. All the
files for an event must be in the same directory.
|
| DLEDL: EDIT:0 FILENAME: INTRO .(010@240).dpx or DLEDL:
EDIT:0 FILENAME: (009@100).dpx
|
Name of the video file sequence to load. Numbers in parenthesis
refer to frames in the sequence. In this example, the following
files are referenced: INTRO.010.dpx, INTRO.011.dpx, ...,
INTRO.240.dpx or
009.dpx, 010.dpx, ..., 100.dpx
|
| DLEDL: EDIT:0 FILENAME: TONE-8TRK-44KHZ.AIFF_CHANNEL_1.AIF |
Audio file name to import. The audio files can contain
one file per track (_1), one file per stereo pair (_12), or one
file per multiple tracks (_1234). Supported formats are wave (.WAV)
or AIFF (.AIF).
|
| DLEDL: REEL: 12345678 123456781234556 |
The CMX EDL format limits the length of the tape name
to eight characters (Flame has the same limit). Some editing
systems do not impose a tape name length limit. If the tape name exceeds
eight characters, Flame generates a short name to be used in
the EDL and stores the original name in the Source Table list at the
end of the EDL file (one Source Table per EDL).
|
NoteFile names, tape
names, and clip names cannot contain spaces or special characters.
For example, TAPE 1 should be set to TAPE_1 (no space) and CLIP$,12/2
to CLIP_12_2 (no special characters).
