Re: media manage by Juan Salvo on Jun 17, 2012 at 4:32:34 am
You mean as in truncating the clips to just the used bits? You need to use redcine-x, it's the only app able to export r3d files. But you're probably better off keeping the r3d media on your clients drive... and then rendering out just the used bits to DPX or delivery format of choice.
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Re: media manage by Sascha Haber on Jun 17, 2012 at 3:38:12 pm
Well its dead simple, you load the .edl , all your clips available and assemble them.
Then you export the clips on the timeline with the amount of handles into a new folder...
I always do that to keep my working directory as light as possible.
Crucial for remote grading too.
Re: media manage by Sascha Haber on Jun 18, 2012 at 7:05:32 am
Have you read the manual and did some tests on your own ?
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Re: media manage by Chris Martin on Jun 20, 2012 at 6:49:07 pm
Hey Dan,
Does v9 trim down the physical R3D file itself or is it doing a virtual trim within the media pool? If it's actually able to moe just the R3D select then using an EDL to add R3D files into media pool and then copy locally sounds like the way to go.
Re: media manage by Rohit Gupta on Jun 21, 2012 at 2:08:28 am
It's making a physical copy of the Red file - just the extents used in your edit, plus handles if you want them. It's a fairly fast process since it's working on the Red compressed data directly.
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