Select an option to determine how the tape name is set when importing clips. Disabled if Sequence Detection from the Clip Options menu is set to Frames.
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Enter Tape Name |
Activate the Tape Name field where you enter the tape name. When selecting multiple files for import, this tape name is used for all imported files. |
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Tape Name from File Name |
Use the name of the imported file as the tape name. |
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Tape Name from Directory |
Determine the tape name from the detected directory structure. Use the Level field below to configure the relative path to the directory from which the tape name can be determined. |
Although available for all types of files, the Level field is intended for directory structures output by film scanners. A typical image file directory structure looks like this: ./<tape>/<resolution>/clip.######. In this case, selecting Levels Up 2 in the Level field identifies the directory that corresponds to the tape name (./<tape>). Enabled if Tape Name is set to Tape From Directory.
Flame imports the channels of multi-channel files as individual clips. Select how to name, at import, the created clips.
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Filename |
Use the filename of the container for all the imported channels. |
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Channel |
Use the channel name as the clip name. Default setting. |
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Channel + Filename |
Combine the channel name and the filename of the container to form the clip name. |
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Filename + Channel |
Combine the filename of the container and the channel name to form the clip name. |
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| Background | Import the layers using the same resolution as the background layer. |
| Native | Import the layers at their original resolution. |