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Group from autosequence
Hi, i’m starting a job for Italian Tv.
Source Camera:Canon C100
for 4 camera
video format 1080- 25p
DNXHD 36 mb from avid media composer 6.2
Audio:
Running in tc clock sinc preset (same for all).
Production will shooting for 6 month in this set up
for syncronize all 4 camera and sound I use auto sequence TC preference.
It’ all ok but:
Result: a big timeline with many video-audio tracks and too black holes
I need to make a group or subclip from timeline sincronized for to have better organizer .
Can help me?Regard
Alessandro
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5 Replies
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If they have common timecode, why not use group or multigroup? Or are you using autosequence to manually set sync references first? There is no function that takes a sequence such as this and creates a group/multigroup although it would be possible to engineer such a solution and is a great feature request that has come up many times before.
Michael
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Hi Michael,
yes my editor assistant make a auto sequence to manually set sync references firs for assemble all shooting daily.
They shooting sometimes all together 4 camera or record and stop camera during the take, and then rec another time, result : many segment in timeline and gap.would be very helpful as a function of group from sequence,
so no hopes?regard
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In the past I have created a dummy clip that I logged that encompassed the full range of clips I wanted to have in a single group clip, then included that when grouping based on common timecode. This way there is always a camera active while the other can be going on and off. Then I don’t display that once I set up the group. Maybe that will work for you?
Michael
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how does it work?
looks interesting..
Alessandro
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Sound like reality TV multi grouping. This is the basis by which most AEs I know would group that.
https://viewfromthecuttingroomfloor.wordpress.com/2008/04/17/multigroups/
However, that method in conjunction with this pages suggestion on add edits will probably be your best bet. At least it’s how I do it.
https://willblanksblog.blogspot.com
Richard Sanchez
Los Angeles, CA“We are the facilitators of our own creative evolution.” – Bill Hicks
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