Enables or disables Flix's splash screen at start-up.

Enables or disables the option to save comments for revisions.

Specifies the file path to the version of Storyboard Pro you want to use.

Note:  The Executable directory setting for both Windows and Mac is available at the studio or show level, for cases where multiple users might be on different operating systems.

Specifies the file path to the version of Storyboard Pro you want to use.

Note:  The Executable directory setting for both Windows and Mac is available at the studio or show level, for cases where multiple users might be on different operating systems.

Specifies how to open panels in Photoshop:

• Open as Separate PSD - opens the selected panels in Photoshop as separate .psd files.

• Open in Layer Comps - opens the selected panels in Photoshop as layer comps in a single file.

• Open in Timeline - opens the selected panels in Photoshop in the Timeline, as frames in a single file.

Toggle ON to send every panel as a clip retaining its duration set within Flix. This is useful to retain the timing established by a recorded pitch, saving you time and avoiding redoing work. See Preserve Sequence Timings from Flix for more information.

Warning:  Use Flix Timings must be enabled if you want to send camera move keyframes from Storyboard Pro to Avid. If you disable this control, you can only send .mov files to Avid and the Panels with Camera Move control is disabled.

Set how you send camera moves with panels. Choose between Images with Keyframes or Rendered Animations.

When Use Flix Timing is disabled, panels with camera moves will be sent as Rendered Animations.

When Enable Mark In is ON, sets the frame on which to set the Mark In point. The default is 120 (5s in for a 24 fps show).

When Enable Mark Out is ON, sets the frame on which to set the Mark Out point. The default is 360 (15s in for a 24fps show). When Use Flix Timing is enabled, Mark Out is automatically set based on each panel's duration.

Warning:  Setting your Mark Out point to a value lower than the Mark In point may create an unreadable .aaf file.

Sets the color of new clips in your sequence.

Controls whether audio is available in Avid Media Composer or not.

Toggle ON to send every panel as a clip retaining its duration set within Flix. This is useful to retain the timing established by a recorded pitch, saving you time and avoiding redoing work. See Preserve Sequence Timings from Flix for more information.

Warning:  Use Flix Timings must be enabled if you want to send camera move keyframes from Storyboard Pro to Avid. If you disable this control, you can only send .mov files to Avid and the Panels with Camera Move control is disabled.

Set how you send camera moves with panels. Choose between Images with Keyframes, Rendered Animations, or New Track.

When Use Flix Timing is disabled, panels with camera moves will be sent as Rendered Animations.

When Enable Mark In is ON, sets the frame on which to set the Mark In point. The default is 120 (5s in for a 24 fps show).

When Enable Mark Out is ON, sets the frame on which to set the Mark Out point. The default is 360 (15s in for a 24fps show). When Use Flix Timing is enabled, Mark Out is automatically set based on each panel's duration.

Warning:  Setting your Mark Out point to a value lower than the Mark In point may create an unreadable .aaf file.

Sets the color of new clips in your sequence.

Sets either Full or Legal range color for publishes to Avid.

Note:  The default color range is set to Full.

Specifies the type of Avid video codec used for exporting to Media Composer:

• DNxHD 36 (DNxHD LB)

• DNxHD 45 (DNxHD LB)

• DNxHD 115 (DNxHD SQ)

• DNxHD 120 (DNxHD SQ)

• DNxHD 145 (DNxHD SQ)

Note:  Higher data bit rates generally produce higher quality images, but the files exported require more storage space and take longer to transfer.

Controls whether audio is available in Avid Media Composer or not.

Specify where Flix will deliver your editorial publishes on Windows. Environment variables can be used to construct these paths (e.g. S{HOME}). Click on the chips available below to construct paths using project metadata (e.g. [show_tracking_code])

Name of the sequence as shown in Editorial.

Specify where Flix will deliver your editorial publishes on Windows. Environment variables can be used to construct these paths (e.g. S{HOME}). Click on the chips available below to construct paths using project metadata (e.g. [show_tracking_code]). Select whether to set the Same as the Publish Directory.

Name of the sequence as shown when exported. Select whether to set as Same as the Publish Editorial Sequence Name.

Specifies the audio input device to use when recording audio.

Swaps the position of each panel's unique ID number with the Panel Index (a panel's position in the sequence).

Sets the default preview behavior for animated panels:

• Preview all frames - Animated panels show all available frames in the panel viewer.

• Preview first frame - Animated panels only show the first frame in the panel viewer and the Trim Animation control the Properties is disabled.

Note:  You can override this preference on individual panels by clicking the icon in the top left to select Preview all frames or Preview first frame. Changing this preference does not affect individual panels that you have set manually.

The name of the shot.

Note:  The chips, located underneath this preference, show what information type you can include in the filename format. Click each field to reveal which information type is allowed. Invalid info types are grayed out. See Setting Naming Conventions for more information.

Sets the minimum character length for your shots.

Check the box per show to receive email notifications when panels are published to Editorial for the show.

Toggle the checkmark in the box next to Publish to Editorial to activate or deactivate all notifications.

Specifies where Flix stores temporary files.

Specifies where Flix caches your assets temporarily to improve responsiveness.

Click to remove the temporary files stored in the local asset cache directory.