Blase Theodore
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Without dremelling the case, it doesn’t seem possible. I have the same setup, and the power cable hangs out the side of the case.
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sure, blase@contactpost.tv
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I’ll sell mine. Are you looking for one, or just suggesting it?
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580 Ultra (3g) flashed by David P to 5.0gts.
V1 2 nodes : 24 fps
V2 4 nodes : 24 fps
V3 6 nodes : 24 fps
V4 12 nodes : 16.5 fpsBasically same as the standard 580.
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Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
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blasetheodore a yahoo com
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Hey Joseph,
I’ve been trying for a couple weeks to find a carbon/cocoa programmer to develop a standalone app for this. Have you already started working on this?
Some reduser guys have an applescript for it, but I was planning to do it as a proper application.
Please email me when you can.
blase (a) contactpost . tv
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I have an onset box that goes out on rentals. If you needed to rent just the card, I could do that.
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Yes absolutely.
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Actually the workflow #1 I suggested should work for you..
The problem right now is that there are no reel names (aka tape) in avid, and Resolve needs to see something there.
The solution if indeed none of your clips have reel names is to give them a generic one. (“temp” for example) See above for how to do that.
Export a new version of your aaf (this one will now have generic reel names for all the clips)Import the aaf into resolve and tell it to import media. Either way it will import a bunch of clips, but depending on your situation it may not actually connect to them. At that point check the media pool to see if the imported clips have reel names. Hopefully they should. If not, right click, set reel, manually type in “temp”.
That should be enough to make it work. In my experience, resolve is in fact using the clip name in the aaf (the reel and TC are bogus.)