Alex Udell
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coolio!
Alex Udell
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nope….check the icons on the timeline upper left…
the 1st one deals with how nests are inserted into a sequence, either as nests or source media from the nest…
Alex Udell
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I like it to. there is some real nice things about that approach.
one thing though….is that it’s track based, right? which means keyframes don’t ripple…or at least it used to mean that….
You’re be right about the alignment of the keyframes in my techninique I didn’t think about that.
however, you could quick razor, across the clips to assure a common start point…then if necessary…join edits after the paste….
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cool!
🙂
Alex Udell
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How about add the changes to one
copy and paste attributes to multi-selected others.
a lot of that can be done with the keys.
that at least will get you the same basic curves on all the clips quickly.
remember too, use the arrow tool and grab the segments between points us useful so you don’t have to dink around with points at each end of a change.
not exactly what you are looking for….hopefully helpful.
Alex Udell
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The biggest caveat to renaming is structured media….like that requires folder sets (MXF comes to mind).
If an MTS file is self contained (all audio and video embedded within one file), I see no reason why you couldn’t rename it in the file system prior to editorial.it may be worth thinking about looking at Bridge at some point. it supports a lot of the native formats now, and you can also tag a lot of them with meta keywords to describe them in as many ways as you want to make them infinitely discoverable (all in addition to the file name). and collections can easily be created leaving media in place on the drives, but creating sets that organize around whatever you need them organized around. Think of collections like bins, but outside of the NLE for use in any Adobe or Non adobe application.
Alex Udell
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Probably nothing wrong. She might try using media browser panel instead of import or drag and drop from the OS to see if she gets’s a different result.
Footage should be able to be interpreted in the project panel and set to the correct rate if those approaches don’t resolve it.
Alex Udell
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Hi Elizabeth…
Why are there more than 2 sequences involved? (not meaning to sound negative…just trying to understand the approach)
usually you have a Multicam Source (where all cameras are synced)
and a destination timeline (where the Mulitcam sequecnes is placed as a nested clip and then multicam is enabled on that clip..to that source switching can be performed).
In the cases I’ve worked…I’ve found it easier just use the mulitcam source clip for the video switch…and then just copy all the synced audio on to the main timeline. (of course I’ve not had to deal with 7 audio sources in a multi cam either)
Then all you audio is right there in the master timeline, waveforms and all, to chop up to your hearts content after the fact…and it will probably be infinitely easier to export if you are planning to send stems or OMF or something to Audition or Pro Tools for final a mix.
I am aware that there are some audio follows video options in multi cam. I just haven’t used them…so you may be better off not listening to me if that’s the road you are intending to go down….
Alex Udell
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Yeah….there are so many workflow gotcha’s with titler….which is a shame because the image quality is quite high.
but considering how many other layout tools are in the arsenal…
maybe it’s time to relegate that to “title tool classic”
Alex Udell
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Actually this makes a lot of sense…based on the underlying technology…
don’t be too hasty though…
the fact that are using a MAM means that you already are identifying media by how you are tagging it and discovering it with the MAM, not how you files are named for the files system and structure.
Cantemo as a DB will allow you to tag and discover media however you want reagrdless of the file name.
the secret sauce is thinking about cantemo not about the file system.
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX