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dvcex UE

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DVCEX UE Version 1.04

This software can change the canopus ULTRA EDIT & Let's Edit project file (*. dvc : the Canopus project file) into a standard text file (*. txt : a non-formatted txt file). Changes can be made to the outputted txt file and it can be converted back into a dvc file again.

Converting a dvc file to a txt file

The Ultraedit software doesn't produce a readable or printable projectfile.
During a complicated editsession it can be difficult to determine which sourcefiles are actually used in the project. Unused sourcefiles can take up a lot of unnecessary diskspace.

It would be useful if one can see in a listed form all the sourcefiles currently used in a project.
Then, if needed the unused sourcefiles could be safely deleted from the harddisk.

The dvc file which contains references to non-existing sourcefiles cannot be opened.
Especially when working on larger project it is difficult to verify which files are actually used or not. Therefore a list of all files currently used in a project is very useful. This textfile can be used to check whether all the needed files are still available.

One might want to check a project frequently. It's sufficient to keep it in text form at such time. The past project can be checked immediately. On the list, a text, etc.

Converting a txt file into a dvc file

If a file is added or a part is replaced or when during a project sourcefiles are moved to other location (drives, folders) the dvc file is not updated. In this case one wants to be able to rearrange the data.

If a file is moved by Explorer or a folder name is changed, a link goes out and it becomes impossible then, to open a project.

Although the method of arranging a file through UltraEdit should keep the files linked to the project, there is a possibility that the layout of the dvc file is corrupted, which is quite troublesome. It is normally not possible to edit the projectfile.

It would be good, if a dvc file is outputted in text form, that one can edit it in accordance with the arrangement of data at that time and convert it back into a dvc file again.
Sourcefiles that have been moved to other locations, changes of filenames or foldernames can be easily edited once the project is available as a regular textfile.

Making a link change of the avi file etc. at another version uses this function, and it can be simplified.
For example, the list shows a sourcefile as:

D:\spring\demo001.avi

However the sourcefile is renamed and moved into:

E:\summer\movie.avi

If the texteditor has a search and replace function it becomes even easier by letting it search the file with D:\spring\*.* and replace all instances with E:\summer\movie.avi

When the necessity for change of a title character occurs and it has been used in many places, (provided it is the completely same character sequence) this can be done in the same way as described.

All these changes can be made after which the text file can be reconverted into a dvc file. 

* Change of the outputted text file should be done with a general text editor. (so not Word or such, since these programs add additional codes)

vegdvc

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VEGDVC Version 1.10

RexEdit project file(*.dvc) is converted into Vegas Video EDL file(*.txt).

Vegas Video EDL file(*.txt) is converted into RexEdit project file(*.dvc).

Although there is also a choice of StormEdit, RaptorEdit, EZEdit, this couldn't be fully tested, since the there is no test environment available to the software designer.

dvc2ppj

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DVC2PPJ Version 1.24

RexEdit project file(*.dvc) is converted into Premiere project file(*.ppj).

It outputs in Premiere ver5.1 form. Reading is possible also at Premiere ver6.

Although there is also a choice of StormEdit, RaptorEdit, EZEdit, this couldn't be fully tested, since the there is no test environment available to the software designer.

Item which is conversion

• File of MainAV track
  Visual is arranged on a video1A track and a video1B track.
  In the case of an AVI file, Audio is arranged on audio1 track and audio2 track, and volume control is applied.
  Transition is arranged on an effect track. However, all transition It is changed as Basic-Dissolve.
  
  
• File of InsertAV track
  Visual is arranged on video2 track.
  In the case of an AVI file, Audio is arranged on audio3 track and volume control is applied.
  
  
• File of ExAudio1 track
  It is arranged on audio4 track and volume control is applied.
  
  
• File of ExAudio2 track
  It is arranged on audio5 track and volume control is applied.
  
  
• SlowMotion filter of MainAV and InsertAV
  Only SlowMotion is changed in a filter.
  
  
  

Item which is not conversion

• Item of Title track
  
  
• Filter of each track
  Effect of Picture in picture, Color collection, Equalizer etc.
  However, SlowMotion is conversioned.
  
  
• File of Bin window

dvcex

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DVCEX Version 2.21

dvc to txt
Converting a dvc file to a txt file

The RexEdit software doesn't produce a readable or printable project file. During a complicated edit session it can be difficult to determine which source files are actually used in the project. Unused source files can take up a lot of unnecessary disk space.

It would be useful if one can see in a listed form all the source files currently used in a project. Then, if needed the unused source files could be safely deleted from the hard disk.

The dvc file which contains references to non-existing source files cannot be opened. Especially when working on larger project it is difficult to verify which files are actually used or not. Therefore a list of all files currently used in a project is very useful. This text file can be used to check whether all the needed files are still available.

One might want to check a project frequently. It's sufficient to keep it in text form at such time. The past project can be checked immediately. On the list, a text, time distribution, etc. which were used in the used file name, the font name, and the title are described. A complete EDL-list is also outputted.

One can read the list of edits into spreadsheet software, or import it into database software to manage the source files. One can list all the source files currently used. At such time, let's make an EDL output into a Comma Separated Value. This can be done by saving the required portion of the outputted text file with the Extension csv.

txt to dvc
Converting a txt file into a dvc file

If a file is added or a part is replaced or when during a project source files are moved to other location (drives, folders) the dvc file is not updated. In this case one wants to be able to rearrange the data.

If a file is moved by Explorer or a folder name is changed, a link goes out and it becomes impossible then, to open a project.

Although the method of arranging a file through RexEdit should keep the files linked to the project, there is a possibility that the layout of the dvc file is corrupted, which is quite troublesome. It is normally not possible to edit the project file.

It would be good, if a dvc file is outputted in text form, that one can edit it in accordance with the arrangement of data at that time and convert it back into a dvc file again. Source files that have been moved to other locations, changes of filenames or folder names can be easily edited once the project is available as a regular text file.

Making a link change of the avi file etc. at another version uses this function, and it can be simplified. For example, the list shows a source file as:

D:\spring\demo001.avi

However the source file is renamed and moved into:

E:\summer\movie.avi

If the text editor has a search and replace function it becomes even easier by letting it search the file with D:\spring\*.* and replace all instances with E:\summer\movie.avi

When the necessity for change of a title character occurs and it has been used in many places, (provided it is the completely same character sequence) this can be done in the same way as described.

This is also applicable for font sizes etc., these can also be changed collectively in a similar way.

All these changes can be made after which the text file can be reconverted into a dvc file.

* Change of the outputted text file should be done with a general text editor. (so not Word or such, since these programs add additional codes)

find
File name reference of "the file which is not found"

When the file in a project has been eliminated or moved accidentally, RexEdit displays "a file is not found"  message, since the link to the file is broken. Although this is inconvenient when the project opens, it is frustrating if the file doesn't open at all.

If RexEdit would display the missing filenames one could remember them and create a temporary files with that name, unfortunately RexEdit doesn't do that. This will result in a project file that cannot be opened.

This function was made so that this problem can be solved.

By specifying and checking a dvc file, the file currently used in the project is compared with the file in a hard disk, and all "the file which is not found" are listed. A user is preparing the file or creating a temporary file of the same name, and can open a project now. Or one can first make a temporary text file of the dvc file, edit this and convert it back to a dvc file.

The listed file with un-referenced files is limited to 20 pieces. Usually, this should be enough, if not one can edit the dvc file (after converting it into a text file) and reconvert it into a dvc file if the limit of 20 is insufficient.

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