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Sharing rough cuts
Hi everyone!
Currently, I send my rough cuts to directors in other cities using Vimeo. I was talking to a director the other day who said one of her editors sends rough cuts to her using a website that allows here to add notations and such to the cuts, right in the browser.
I want this!
Does anyone know the name of this application, or something similar to this?
Thanks!
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9 Replies
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You can add comments to a video posted on Vimeo. You can also add comments posted here on the COW.
Stephen Smith
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To be more specific, I mean specific notes, within a timeline. Like in avid, where you can place a marker down, and write a note within that marker.
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Why don’t you ask the other editor? Or your client?
Arnie
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This is I think and Adobe thing, related to their PDF technology. It allows you to both see the same video file in two locations, and each side can control the transport to shuttle or jog forwards, backwards, etc. and append notes or markers. It takes some time to set up, how long depends on how big the media files aer, becasue they ahve to be sent over to the other viewer position before the collaboration part can take place. Since both sides have the same footage locally, isntead of streaming the footage back and forth, you are only sending little metadata packets back and forth that are like playlist commands in a media player.
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Thank you sir. That is exactly what I was looking for.
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I just let em make notes per time code.
Easy enough.
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Another option Media Batch. Our clients love it, allows them to place a marker on a flv, add comments. They can also draw pictures on it if they want, like circle offending logos and such.
Johnny Cuevas, Editor
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