Dialogue Editing

60 GETTING SOUND FROM PICTURE DEPARTMENT TO SOUND DEPARTMENT
TITLE: Lost in Jordan Reel 2 A1-4
001 GEN AA C 00:00:56:05 00:00:56:06 01:59:58:02 01:59:58:03
AUD 3 4
* FROM CLIP NAME: BARS AND TONE (PAL)
002 BL NONE C 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00 02:00:20:16 02:00:20:16
002 DVD09 NONE D 016 13:38:29:24 13:38:33:14 02:00:20:16 02:00:24:06
AUD 3 4
* TO CLIP NAME: 24-07 OF 7 ANNOUNCED 6 JORDAN BORDER T131 MERGED
* COMMENT: 08-02-04
003 BL AA C 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00 02:00:24:06 02:00:24:06
003 DVD09 AA D 008 13:38:11:02 13:38:12:23 02:00:24:06 02:00:26:02
* TO CLIP NAME: 24-07 OF 7 ANNOUNCED 6 JORDAN BORDER T131 MERGED
* COMMENT: 08-02-04
004 DVD09 NONE C 13:38:33:14 13:38:33:14 02:00:24:06 02:00:24:06
004 BL NONE D 008 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:08 02:00:24:06 02:00:24:14
AUD 3 4
* FROM CLIP NAME: 24-07 OF 7 ANNOUNCED 6 JORDAN BORDER T131 MERGED
* COMMENT: 08-02-04
005 DVD09 AA C 13:38:12:23 13:38:12:23 02:00:26:02 02:00:26:02
005 BL AA D 001 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:01 02:00:26:02 02:00:26:03
* FROM CLIP NAME: 24-07 OF 7 ANNOUNCED 6 JORDAN BORDER T131 MERGED
* COMMENT: 08-02-04
006 BL NONE C 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00 02:00:26:02 02:00:26:02
006 DVD09 NONE D 001 13:38:30:08 13:38:33:14 02:00:26:02 02:00:29:08
AUD 3 4
* TO CLIP NAME: 24-07 OF 7 ANNOUNCED 6 JORDAN BORDER T131 MERGED
* COMMENT: 08-02-04
Figure 5-2 Excerpt from a CMX3600 edit decision list. The title line indicates the
project name and reel number and the audio channels included in this EDL.
On NTSC edit decision lists, the type of timecode will also be indicated on the
title line.
or 24 FPS or 25 FPS. As you would expect, this fl ag refers to the timecode
type for the edited tape or session, that is, the timecode fl avor of the edit
master, not necessarily that of the source material. Often on PAL EDLs you
won’t see an FCM listing, since there are no expected FCM vari ables in the
PAL universe; PAL editing systems default to 25 fps. It’s unlikely that this
fl ag will be incorrect, but anything can happen. If you’re absolutely sure that
the FCM indication is wrong, you can correct it when you clean the EDL (to
be discussed soon).
The two “comment lines” beneath the event line begin with an asterisk.
This is a signal to most postconform programs that the line is not an event,