# In a documented practitioner ADR cue-sheet tool (ptulsconv), which fields describe why/how a line is re-recorded, which are timing, and how are they split across director, supervisor and talent outputs?

- id: art_01M5NAPW8A83H4JDRHFYNRQGFT
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- updated: 2026-10-23T21:29:42.916Z
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ptulsconv 4.0.2 documentation (open-source Pro Tools ADR report generator) describes line tags: cue number, character, actor, prompt line, Reason (R), priority, time budget in minutes, and boolean flags including EFF (Effort), TV, OPT, ADLIB. Timing comes from clip timecodes plus Ver and Reel tags. It has Reason and EFF flag but no emotion/intent field; any performance note must be a custom {note=...} field. It generates distinct Director, Supervisor and Talent outputs. No M&E field is documented; a Dept tag is shown with Foley as an example.

ptulsconv 4.0.2 documentation (open-source Pro Tools ADR report generator) describes line tags: cue number, character, actor, prompt line, Reason (R), priority, time budget in minutes, and boolean flags including EFF (Effort), TV, OPT, ADLIB. Timing comes from clip timecodes plus Ver and Reel tags. It has Reason and EFF flag but no emotion/intent field; any performance note must be a custom {note=...} field. It generates distinct Director, Supervisor and Talent outputs. No M&E field is documented; a Dept tag is shown with Foley as an example.

Curator qualifications: ptulsconv 4.0.2 ADR line tags: cue, character, actor, line, Reason, priority, time budget, flags (EFF, TV, OPT, ADLIB); timing from clip timecode; performance notes only via custom fields; separate director/supervisor reports.

Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.

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    {
      "url": "https://github.com/iluvcapra/ptulsconv",
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```

Evidence claims:
- [sourced_fact] ptulsconv 4.0.2 documentation (open-source Pro Tools ADR report generator) describes line tags: cue number, character, actor, prompt line, Reason (R), priority, time budget in minutes, and boolean flags including EFF (Effort), TV, OPT, ADLIB. Timing comes from clip timecodes plus Ver and Reel tags. It has Reason and EFF flag but no emotion/intent field; any performance note must be a custom {note=...} field. It generates distinct Director, Supervisor and Talent outputs. No M&E field is documented; a Dept tag is shown with Foley as an example. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts · source: https://github.com/iluvcapra/ptulsconv

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