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Markers
Markers are used to locate certain positions quickly. There are two types of markers: position markers and cycle markers.
Importing and Exporting Markers
Markers and marker tracks can be imported and exported.
CSV Files
In Nuendo, you can import CSV (Comma Separated Values) files that were created with an additional program (taker program, etc.) or manually (text editor, Excel, Open Office, etc.). The values in the file should be separated by commas, semicolons, or tabs and must contain at least the timecode information. Make sure that the CSV file uses the file extension .csv.
Exporting Markers as CSV Files
You can export the markers you set up in Nuendo as CSV (Comma Separated Values) files and use them as dispositions. These are useful in recording studios, as they allow you to define the period of time in which to use a specific narrator, etc. This makes it easier to calculate the time and costs of a synchronization project.

Exporting Markers as CSV Files

You can export the markers you set up in Nuendo as CSV (Comma Separated Values) files and use them as dispositions. These are useful in recording studios, as they allow you to define the period of time in which to use a specific narrator, etc. This makes it easier to calculate the time and costs of a synchronization project.

Procedure

Set up the markers for your project.
Select File > Export > CSV Marker.
In the Export Options dialog, activate the marker tracks that you want to export in the Export column.
To select all marker tracks, click Select All.
On the right of the dialog, make your changes.
Optional: To specify which marker attributes you want to export, click Select Attributes, and make your changes in the CSV Export - Attribute Selection dialog.

Click OK to confirm your attribute selection, and close the Select Attributes dialog.
Click OK to export your markers as a CSV file.