1) Control over external audio is done via an external mixer.
2) Turn off the deck icon and the TC track at the top of the capture window. This allows capture on the fly. You may still need a tape name, click the TAPE field and enter a name. The system will use the computer time (time of day) as the timecode.
June 18, 2005 at 4:09 pm
in reply to: VFX for Film
Your clips need to be logged with camera roll and KeyKode, this would be done for you already if you imported an ALE file or FLEx file from the transfer.
Then you use FilmScribe to generate all the lists you need for negative cutting, FX, etc. See the FilmScribe HTML output version for an example of these lists from a film I just completed:
June 18, 2005 at 2:31 pm
in reply to: VFX for Film
At this point, it would need to be eye-matched, the optical list would generate the pull list for the scanner, the FX house would recreate the FX shot digitally using the same plug-in or similar.