drastic.mCmdIF
Class EdlXlat.DCLIP

java.lang.Object
  extended bydrastic.mCmdIF.EdlXlat.DCLIP
Direct Known Subclasses:
EdlXlat.dEdlLine
Enclosing class:
EdlXlat

public class EdlXlat.DCLIP
extends java.lang.Object

This is the basis of all our clip handling. If is used in tcspace, clipspace, clipctrl, edlxlat and most other clip handling areas. It includes info on the clip, trim points, its position within a container, channels available, name, comment and reel.


Field Summary
 long dwAudChan
          Available audio channels bit array
 long dwClipAux
          Clip Auxillary - used to denote picon frame, internal key frame, or other dependant on clip type
 long dwClipEnd
          Clip End - the actual physical end of a clip + 1 (the outpoint is never included)
 long dwClipID
          A Numeric Clip or Reel ID - Normally a reel id, but could also be a take or other info
 long dwClipIn
          Clip In - user defined start of clip, trimmed from dwClipStart
 long dwClipOut
          Clip In - user defined end of clip, trimmed from dwClipStart, max == Clip End (the outpoint is never included)
 long dwClipStart
          Clip Start - the actual physical start of a clip (normally 0)
 long dwInfChan
          Available information channels bit array
 long dwVidChan
          Available video channels bit array
 java.lang.String szClipName
          The Clip Name - For louth/odetics compatibility, this should be 8 characters + 0 terminator long
 java.lang.String szComment
          User comment connected to this file.
 java.lang.String szName
          The full name - Usually the file name of the media on disk
 java.lang.String szReel
          Reel ID or string denoting source tape or media
 
Constructor Summary
EdlXlat.DCLIP()
           
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

dwClipIn

public long dwClipIn
Clip In - user defined start of clip, trimmed from dwClipStart


dwClipOut

public long dwClipOut
Clip In - user defined end of clip, trimmed from dwClipStart, max == Clip End (the outpoint is never included)


dwClipStart

public long dwClipStart
Clip Start - the actual physical start of a clip (normally 0)


dwClipEnd

public long dwClipEnd
Clip End - the actual physical end of a clip + 1 (the outpoint is never included)


dwClipAux

public long dwClipAux
Clip Auxillary - used to denote picon frame, internal key frame, or other dependant on clip type


dwClipID

public long dwClipID
A Numeric Clip or Reel ID - Normally a reel id, but could also be a take or other info


dwVidChan

public long dwVidChan
Available video channels bit array


dwAudChan

public long dwAudChan
Available audio channels bit array


dwInfChan

public long dwInfChan
Available information channels bit array


szClipName

public java.lang.String szClipName
The Clip Name - For louth/odetics compatibility, this should be 8 characters + 0 terminator long


szName

public java.lang.String szName
The full name - Usually the file name of the media on disk


szComment

public java.lang.String szComment
User comment connected to this file. Free form, may contain other key information


szReel

public java.lang.String szReel
Reel ID or string denoting source tape or media

Constructor Detail

EdlXlat.DCLIP

public EdlXlat.DCLIP()