Return Codes¶
Return Code |
Reason |
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Operation has completed without error. |
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Unsupported command selector. |
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Audio recording error. |
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Video recording error. |
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Data rate too high to record (return this if too many frames get dropped). |
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Driver error. |
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Memory error. |
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Disk full. |
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Can’t connect to the capture driver. |
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Return from |
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Return from |
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Invalid format index - stops |
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The output format is valid. |
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Cannot capture to this format. |
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Preroll function aborted. |
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Return from |
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Return from |
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Return value to use for dropped frames. |
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The device was removed during capture. Premiere assumes all material captured before this value as valid. |
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The capture device was not found. |
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No frames were captured. |
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If detecting scenes and recorder senses end of scene |
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Haven’t seen any frames in a while, maybe the tape stopped or hit blank part of tape |
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If the recorder can’t find the info it needs to properly judge scene bounds |
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If capturing in to out and the recorder can’t find the in point timecode |
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The recorder set the last error string using the Error Suite |
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The recorder set the last warning string using the Error Suite |
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The recorder set the last info string using the Error Suite |
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Return when two different audio formats are recorded on a tape and the user tries to capture frames from both in a single capture. |
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New for Premiere Pro CS3. Return when no valid capture prefs are found during |
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Problem with output file. |
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Return from |
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New for Premiere Pro CC 2014. Return from |