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The CMS (Content Management System) settings option is used to control the file-naming properties of the app.
The default behavior of the app is to encode files with a date/time stamp of when the clip was recorded.
A typical filename such as ‘03022017_171425.mov’ would indicate a video file that was recorded on March 2nd 2017 at 5:14PM local time.
If you enable CMS the app will instead encode filenames based on a combination of data to indicate the Production, Scene and Take of each clip:-
Production:
Set this value once for an entire production.
Once set the value will not change until you modify it.-
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Scene:
Similar to Production this value will not change until it is modified
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Take:
Set the starting take number.
The first clip for the Production and scene will include this value.
From there all subsequent file names will automatically increment the take value
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On iOS devices, this menu is quite simple.
First, there’s the Time Code Track toggle switch.
When enabled, the app embeds a timecode track into your video based on the time the clip is shot.
This allows multiple videos shot simultaneously to be edited together quickly based on a common timecode track.
On Android devices, you get 3 different settings at the top.
If you have extra memory installed in your smartphone, like an SD card, you might want to have clips save to this card.
Once installed, you should be able to tap where it says Internal Storage and switch to External Storage, which will be the SD card.
Toggle this switch on to limit clips to a maximum of 4GB.
If you are recording and you go over 4GB, FiLMiC Pro will simply start a new clip.
You can then stitch them together later.
I’m not sure, but I believe that some Android devices – particularly Samsungs – had a 4GB file size limit imposed.
But presumably I wouldn’t have the option to turn this off if I could only record 4GB max on my Note 20.
SMB Network Backup allows your device to connect to a Samba network.
So I believe this allows you to backup files.
If your Android is connected to a samba network then it should appear here.
Once connected, toggle on ‘auto backup’ to immediately share files to the ‘network’
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