Andy Mees
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Hey John
In List View you can right click (ctrl click) on the column headings and choose Show Thumbnail from the context menu displayed … that will give you list view with thumbnail displayed inline.
Andy -
An odd post, Tamas
… “there is no way” is a bit too strong
Perhaps it is lost in translation, but Kevin did not say “there is no way”, he said “no way that I know of” … these are very different statements.
… because you can do this with a high-res screen shot containing every information
Which is exactly what Kevin went on to suggest.
… and yes Final Script from DigiHeaven is designed exactly for this
Just for clarity, it is Final Print
Best
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Check out Digital Heaven’s Final Print
https://www.digital-heaven.co.uk/finalprint/ -
No worries Darren, if you can have a stab at describing the specific issues you are seeing then I expect we can come up with something to get it running smoothly again. Try to give as much detail of your settings as possible, when and where you see the issue, when and where you don’t etc.
Best
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I had accidentally formatted my hard drives as Mac Extended Journaled which I believe was responsible for dropped frames/freezing during playback of my timeline
Extremely unlikely. The impact of journaling on a video media drive is wildly overstated. Whatever it was that was causing dropped frames and freezing, I’ll bet journaling was not it.
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Hahaaaa … a fellow cat skinner eh? … right then, well you can also Select All (or just the bin) and then choose Batch Capture and that’ll show you the Total Disk Space and Total Media Time too 😉
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Pretty sure there is no Apple ProRes 4444 encoder for PC, nor would a PC based DVCPRo HD encoding necessarily be compatible with Apple’s DVCPro HD codec component.
I’d agree that Animation codec, although large and unwieldy as a timeline codec, would nonetheless be fully cross platform, very high quality, and as such a reliable interchange format.
Apologies in advance if I’ve misunderstood anything
Best
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Hi Goran
Sorry. As noted I assumed you already understood (and had covered) your basic I/O needs for feeding video into your Mac. If not, then you need an I/O solution … check out the MXO2 line, AJA’s Io HD or Io Express, or the offerings from MOTU (V4HD and HDX-SDI), all of these will work on a laptop.
Divergent Media’s ScopeBox will also let you overlay a quicktime video or still … works with any available video input source as provided by the likes of the above
https://www.scopebox.com/Best
Andy -
Looks like HD Monitor from Red Lightning Software does what you want … on sale at the moment too
https://www.hdmonitorpro.com/HD_Monitor_Pro/Home.htmlalso check out ScopeBox and Veescope Live
… am assuming that you have the necessary I/O functionality already
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I always edit that way too Steven, and no, theres no performance hit. Keep it on if thats the way you prefer it.
Very Best
Andy