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Rappin’ Duke!
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Frame IO is aewesome collaborative review and approve.
It’s not really collaborative editorial.
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Hey Johnathan…
certainly doable via “Team Projects”
already built into Ppro latest….
I’ve not had to use it myself….so I can’t vouch….but it is designed for exactly what you are trying to do….
here’s the primer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seiELRqeYBs
hth,
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Glad to try and help.
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One thing you can do….
Stay in list view…
but enable thumbnails…
(it’s in the panel context menu in the tab)
then use the slider at the bottom of the project panel to increase the size of the thumbnails…not as big as icons…but it lets u see them….
now you can sort by any column and still see representative images….
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Hi Quang…
I assume this is based ont he project we just worked thru the blurs on….
if so, i assume you have many many titles to create
One thing to understand that is that titles are clips of their own in PPro…and not effects added clips.
because of this…there is not a real “batch” way of handling this in PPro.
so you have to consider yoru workflow overall to deal with this in an painless a matter as possible.
I’d suggest that the title tool probably isn’t the most effective here, as you will have to create all the titles manually…
So there are a couple of options…
Photoshop: There are ways of creating batches of files starting with data in an Excel spreadsheet.
This can be good, if you need to generate a lot of titles quickly ( as it seems you do)…and if you decide later that you need to go back and adjust the styling.Here’s a sample of that workflow:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9Ms34nYRFIAnother avenue might be to approach this using After Effects.
There is a script for After Effects called “Comps from Spreadhseets”
here you could make batches of titles and then bring them into PPro as Dynamic linked comps. meaning you can change them later as well.
Here results can also be animated by designing the animation as part of the base composition.
Here’s info on this:
https://aescripts.com/compsfromspreadsheet/Neither of these will automate the process of placing them into your PPro editing sequence.
It’s up to you to get the edits into the timeline.but once there..it would be easy to updated and change.
hope that helps…
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True…the encoding and tagging etc runs mac….
but browsing is browser….including the panel with PPro…
soooo
can work mixed…
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I’ve been considering:
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how about apply preset to the first clip
then copy paste attributes to the rest of the clips….
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(i did test ‘anchored’ preset and it worked for me.)
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We’re obviously missing something abot what you are trying to do…
I just did this with copy/paste attrributes…
and the effect duration per clip was exactly the same on both clips….even though the clips themselves have different lengths….
1) created key frame effect on first clip….
2) in sequence select that clip… copy
3) select 1 or more destination clips….
4) paste attributes…(double checked that “SCALE ATTRIBUTES TIME” is not checked)done….
confirmed…keyframes have not been scaled over time and are the same duration for all clips….
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