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Click here to see full description of those keys On media files tab,

Press 'Enter' will:

  • Copy this line to the end of tab 1
  • Mark this line as used ---
  • Move to the next line

Press Backspace or Delete will:

  • Mark this line as rejected, mark xxx at the head of this line
  • Move to the next line

Press Space will:

  • Continous play lines start with EDL
- Add a newline at the end of `tab 1` - Go back to current position

Press Tab will:

  • Invoke mpv/ffplay the *clipname*.!(tsv|srt|txt)' in current directory, starting from time record_in
  • Press q to stop
  • Will try to infer a playback timecode according to cursor position
    • Shift-Tab will bypass position guessing

Press J will:

  • Merge with next line, join those two timecode

Press | on a character will:

  • Split this line into two.
  • Will guess out a new timecode in break point, by words length

Press Shift-Left or Shift-Right will:

  • Shift Record In timecode of this line to 1 sec left
  • Shift Record Out timecode of previous line to 1 sec left
  • This function is pretty much like 'Roll' operation in Davinci Resolve

Press g0 will:

  • Go to the head of subtities.

Press g9 will:

  • Go to record_in timecode. You may like this keybinding with C-a C-x to increase/decrease number.

tsv2edl: Assemble an EDL timeline

(You may want to change the FPS value in utils/tsv2edl.py)

grep EDL selection.tsv | tsv2edl > selection.edl

or with Makefile, you can do :make or :make selection2.edl or :make %[Tab Key] [backspace..].edl within vim.

selection.edl: selection.tsv
	grep EDL $< | tsv2edl > $@
%.edl: %.tsv
	grep EDL $< | tsv2edl > $@

Then import the .edl file into Davinci Resolve (Cmd-Shift-i) / Adobe Premiere. Or find your way to convert it to .fcpxml

NOTE: the starting TC of a source clip needs to be '01:00:00:00'. You may shift the clips in Davinci Resolve, or you change the utils/tsv2edl.py accordingly.

NOTE: If Davinci Resolve matches a wrong clip, you may create a new bin contains the only clip. Then you import EDL, click done, and in the next window, choose the only new bin.

NOTE: If the source slip is a pure audio file, you may create a timeline, lay down the audio file and rename the timeline exactly the same as the clipname. Starting timecode must match.

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