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Framelink – how’s it done?
Can soneone point me in the direction of the doc I need to read to understand all I can do, and how I can do it, with Framelink? I like to think I am not totally dim, but I haven’t figured it out by just fiddling yet. I know what it does in principal. I am after instructions for how to make a QT look like DPX files in practice. Is there a KB entry or a pdf that spells it out on BlackMagic’s very pretty web site?
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Nobody using the Framelink function, then? Ah well.
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Hi Rupert,
Simply drag your QT movie file onto the FrameLink application icon. This will mount a disk image on your desktop that has the DPX files.
To create a QT movie from a series of DPXs, double-click on the FrameLink application and fill in the preferences about the type of movie you’re creating and an empty disk image will show up on the desktop with a QT movie of the same filename. Just copy the DPX files into the disk image and the QT movie will update itself.
Kristian Lam
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Kristian
Thanks for taking the time to post.
Is this on the web site? I looked through the manual and the read me and you explanation was the shortest and the clearest 😉
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hi all
I’ m very interested on 2k workflow. The results in final cut are very amazing … but there is still a trouble … do someone knows if will be supported the embedded timecode
in dpx files … It will be great for 2k conforming in fcp … -
OK that works great.
Is there any way to determine where it pops the disk image with the DPX files in?
On the Mac I downloaded Sharepoints 3.5.3 and can use that to make the Framelink disk image an SMB and AFP share even on an OS X client. It is very clever.
Any plans to support timecode?
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Right – next question.
Can you put an audio file somewhere to make the QT from the dpx files have audio?? 🙂
If not, consider that a feature request!
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