Viewing Media File Information

In the File Browser or the Library, you can view information about the media files that make up the clip.

You can view the files in different modes.

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Note:Make sure the cursor is in the Library or File Browser, and press B to switch between view modes in that area.

In Proxies view, the thumbnail is displayed and there is no text information.

In Details view, the following information is displayed.

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In List view, the following information is displayed.

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The following information is displayed in List and Details view modes.

Shot place

Points to the location of the media files that make up the clip.

Full

Indicates the resolution and file format of the full-resolution images that make up the clip.

Half

Indicates the resolution and file format of the half-resolution images that make up the clip.

Range

Displays the range of frames in the shot sequence that make up the clip.

Frames

Displays the number of frames that make up the clip.

Timecode

Displays source in and out timecode values that make up the clip.

In the Browse menu, you can also view detailed information about a selected shot in the Storyboard.

The Shot Info user interface displays extended information about the current shot. The following information is displayed:

Note: Timecode data in the Shot Info user interface can be displayed as timecode or as frames, based on the status of the TC/Frame counter.