Benjamin Ausmith
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So it seems like there’s a few interesting solutions out there, some nice looking software packages, but I can’t seem to find any that supports the XDCam codec, which is the real bottleneck in our process at the moment. Now I’m thinking that we should give up on trying to print out our shotlist and just keep all the metadata inside Premiere, and share a Premiere file that will keep our metadata.
Thanks for your help, everyone! If any new information comes up, I’d love to hear about it, though.
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Thanks for responding. Just downloaded the trial of LightRoom, but it doesn’t seem to support XDCam.
Your other posts are all viable solutions, but seems like they’d involve a lot of manual labor– we’ve got hundreds of shots that we’d love a preexisting piece of software to just organize it in batch.
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Are you sure it’s somewhere in your viewing window? Rotate around it, to make sure it’s physically where you might be able to see it. If it’s not, try Layer>Transform>Center in View
Benjamin Ausmith
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Link’s broken– has the article moved?
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If you’re playing in quicktime, there’s a loop function in a menu. Shouldn’t have much to do with After Effects. Your exported movie is your exported movie. If you want different playback options, you need to look around in your movie playing software.
Benjamin Ausmith
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Monadnock Media, inc. -
I’m assuming that was supposed to say 100%. Continuous rasterization will resample sublayers if you’re scaling more than 100%, to preserve the resolution. Otherwise, you’re basically shrinking something down and then enlarging it, and losing data inbetween.
Benjamin Ausmith
Post-Production Assistant
Monadnock Media, inc.