Non-sense when exporting/importing CSV

[Haddock]

I am very desapointed . When I export marker with IN, OUT and Duration points... the OUT points are not registered.

So when I want to import CSV with IN and OUT points, the OUT points are set in the duration column...

I have created formulars that I realise I can NOT use....

[antonsvideo]

can you email me a csv type3 or xml file of your markers

when I export from EDIUS X, the csv does not show out points but when I then import the markers, the outpoints are there (it is calculated from the next in point)

[Haddock]

You have certainly see this text :Rase-CSV-Edius-Ori.txt (1,2 Ko, 4 affichages) wich is a copy of the CSV coming from Edius 8.
Stragely the forum do not accept CSV...

What do you mean by CSV type 3 ?

I send the Email with CVS now.

[antonsvideo]

I have opened your csv in EDIUS X and the result looks like in attached

type3 csv can be selected in type dropdown, see attached

Anton-01497.png Anton-01498.png

[Haddock]

I have opened your csv in EDIUS X and the result looks like in attached

type3 csv can be selected in type dropdown, see attached

Anton-01497.png Anton-01498.png

So it means that my exports are good as CSV type3 but the imports format receive is NOT in the good TYPE (may be type2)... I will advice the man who is in charge of transfer.

Thanks for these precious information...

[BernH]

I don't have Edius X, but all of my use of csv files from edius 7 to 9 are the same. Out points from markers that have an in/out set are not stored but instead they are calculated from the in point and the duration. I use the csv markers routinely moving markers between different softwares and it has never changed from this.

If you are trying to allow someone else to set timecodes or view them in a spreadsheet, you are better off using regular markers and using the description to include an IN or OUT as part of the text.

[Haddock]

Thanks Bern

[Haddock]

Thanks the observations and precisions given by Anton and Bern, my IT expert has re-encode the CSV's considering iN and Duration in the conversion program he has written.

The pdf formular fill in by the client can now be exported in CSV and inserted in Edius with success.

Thanks a lot for your help that pointed the misuderstanding of the exported CSV by Edius....

Have a nice day