Apple M8728Z/A User Manual - Page 242
About the Clip-Based Method, numbers. In contrast
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Cinema Tools always uses the clip-based location method when it can. If it doesn't find a matching clip, it uses the timecode-based location method. If Cinema Tools cannot find a suitable database record with either method, an entry is logged in the missing elements list (if you chose to include a missing elements list in the film list). This process is outlined in the flow chart below. Cinema Tools gets clip name from Final Cut Pro Cinema Tools looks for clip name in database Database Yes record found? No Cinema Tools gets clip timecode and reel identifier from Final Cut Pro Cinema Tools uses film roll and key number in database record to describe edit in cut list Cinema Tools looks for clip timecode and reel identifier in database Database Yes record found? No A missing element note is made in the missing elements list About the Clip-Based Method For Cinema Tools to locate a database record using the clip-based location method, it needs to know only the relationship between the source clip and the key numbers or ink numbers. In contrast, the timecode-based method requires that Cinema Tools know the relationship between the key numbers or ink numbers and the video reel and timecode. Because the clip-based method relies on fewer variables, it is more reliable, which is why Cinema Tools tries to use this method first. 242 Appendix B How Cinema Tools Creates Film Lists