So these command strings are in a format unique to Resolve if I read this correctly. Sounds like they are listed in the manual. Are these types of string commands in some sort of syntax that is more universal than just Resolve. I know I've seen "wild card" symbols in various command line programming so it sounds like these codes for Resolve share a similar structure but that's really me just guessing out loud.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "scott_freeman_avid" <scott_freeman_avid@...> wrote:
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> Here are the Resolve 9 commands I came up with to use. I had to figure out these
> different online conforming situations, thus, I had to figure out how to write
> these string patterns. Lets see if this makes sense as I explain it to you.
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> personal disclaimer - this is from memory and maybe someone can explain it better. I love to be wrong and learn, so please correct me. I am just trying to start some dialog on these subject matters (Thank you, Knowledge is power!!!)
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> these strings use,,, of course with out the quotes in Resolve 9!!!
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> "*/%R" - this string tells the Resolve 9 to use the file name plus the suffix
> as the "Reel No"
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> "*/%R/%D" - this string tells the Resolve 9 to use the folder name the file
> lives in as the "Reel No" (of course if memory serves me correctly you would not
> want to put a suffix name for a folder name!!!)
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> the * is a wild card or It tells the Resolve to look in subfolders something
> like that maybe.
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> the / is just specifying end of one command and now here is the next command
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> the %R is the name
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> the / is just specifying end of one command and now here is the next command
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> the %D is now saying the folder name.
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> I should go check the manual, but from memory I think in the manual it says
> that the Resolve reads this command left to right, but for some reason it makes
> more sense to me to read it from right to left.
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> - I hope this makes sense
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> now to use these strings:
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> In the Resolve set up the following:
> 1) Launch Resolve 9
> 2) in DaVinci Resolve 9 - click on the gear icon at the bottom left of the screen (this is the "project settings" button. by clicking this button the "Project Settings" is revealed)
> 3) click on the "Master Project Settings" Panel and scroll down to the "Conform Options" in the right hand area of the "project settings" dialog box
> 4) next to the words - Use Timecode: Put a bullet next to "Embedded in the source clip"
> 5) Put a check mark, by clicking next to "Assist using reel names from the:"
> 6) Put a bullet, by clicking next to "Source clip file pathname"
> 7) Next to "Pattern" type in the following (of course with out the quotes!!!) "*/%R" for file name plus suffix or "*/%R/%D" for folder name
> 8) click apply
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> - scott freeman
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