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Retrieving timeline information
The "clips get" command returns information for each available clip on the current timeline. Without
parameters, the command returns information for all clips on timeline:
clips get↵
The server responds with a list of clip IDs, names and timecodes:
205 clips info:↵
clip count: {Count}↵
{Clip ID}: {Name} {Start timecode} {Duration timecode}↵
{Clip ID}: {Name} {Start timecode} {Duration timecode}↵
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Retrieving transport information
The “transport info” command returns the state of the transport:
transport info ↵
The server responds with transport specific information:
208 transport info:
status: {“preview”, “stopped”, “play”, “forward”, “rewind”,
“j o g ”, “ s h u t t l e ”,” r e c o r d ” }↵
speed: {Play speed between -5000 and 5000 %}↵
slot id: {Slot ID or “none”}↵
clip id: {Clip ID or “none”}↵
single clip: {“true”, “false”}↵
display timecode: {timecode}↵
timecode: {timecode}↵
video format: {Video format}↵
loop: {“true”, “false”}↵
timeline: {n}↵
input video format: {Video format”}↵
dynamic range: {“off”, “Rec709”, “Rec2020_SDR”, “HLG”,
“ST2084_300”, “ST2084_500”, “ST2084_800”, “ST2084_1000”,
“ST2084_2000”, “ST2084_4000”, “ST2048” or “none”}↵
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The "timecode" value is the timecode within the current timeline for playback or the clip for record. The
"display timecode" is the timecode displayed on the front of the deck. The two timecodes will differ in some
deck modes.
Asynchronous transport information change notification is disabled by default and may be configured
with the "notify" command. When enabled, changes in transport state will generate a "508 transport info:"
asynchronous message with the same parameters as the "208 transport info:" message.
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