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COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
Command Summary
350-8697 DGy Model 201 User Guide 114
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LiStCLIPs [-R] [-L] [-F] [-P]
[clipname]
With no argument, lsclip displays a listing of all
recorded clips in the current directory. For each
clip, the real time, elapsed time, and recording
length are listed.
Clips are listed chronologically with the earliest
clip at the beginning of the list.
Clipname can contain Unix style wild cards,
and is used to qualify the search (not valid for
the -P flag described below).
The following optional command flags are
supported:
-F Identifies directories by displaying a trailing /
-L Provides additional clip information
including: record frame rate, quality mode,
quality level and protection status.
-R Provides a recursive listing of clips
-P Provides a list of the individual files that
make up the current clip.
Example
Show a listing of the file “jnew“ displaying
details about frame rate and quality level.
Type: lsclip -L jnew
NextCLIP (none) Cues the DGy from the currently playing clip to
the beginning of the next recorded clip. Works
in Stop, Play or Pause modes.
PrevCLIP (none) Moves the DGy from the currently playing clip
to the beginning of the previously recorded
clip, then cues. Works in Stop, Play or Pause
modes.
RENameCLIP <clipname1>
<clipname2>
Renames clipname1 to clipname2. Relative or
absolute pathnames are allowed. Only
renames to the same disk. An attempt to
rename a clip to a location on the other disk
will return an error.
PROTECTCLIP <clipname> Write protects named clip. Clipname can
contain Unix style wild cards, and may be used
to specify multiple clips.
Note: Event marks cannot be placed into a
protected clip.
Table 6-12. Files System Commands(Continued)