Re: FCP X support added to Movie*Slate app

I believe that MovieSlate is camera agnostic. The FCPXML is generated on the iPad based on timecode, not codec. I will try to find tome to run a test, but strangely enough things have gotten busy this summer.

From the MovieSlate web site:


Save time and money.

This professional film and video production tool is the easy way to log footage and take notes as you shoot— saving you valuable time later when capturing/editing, and creating reports. All at a mere fraction of a bulky digital clapperboard’s cost.
How MovieSlate can help you.
MovieSlate is a slate and clapper board— traditional movie-making tools for syncing picture with sound, and photographing shot/production info when starting and ending takes.
MovieSlate logs notes and info effortlessly as you shoot. With accurate notes, you’ll save time by capturing only the good footage during post production.
MovieSlate exports notes and logs to files of various formats— so you can:
Generate Daily Shot Reports
Maintain long-term History Archives
Ingest shot data into Apple Final Cut Pro 7, Avid Media Composer, and Adobe Premiere



WiFi Sync with other MovieSlates.
Send timecode and data via WiFi from one iOS device running MovieSlate to another..
Remotely control MovieSlate iPads.
Using a WiFi sync connection, remotely trigger an iPad’s MovieSlate clap from another iOS device running MovieSlate.