[David Delayat]

Dear David,

thank you for your reply.

I understand your point, but it doesn’t suit for me : I don’t want to use any adobe software for color correction (did it already for more than 40 videos this year, including a lot of multicam works) and that’s not my solution. Moreover I use after effects, and the exchanges with premiere pro are very handy.

The second thing is that I have to color grade 30 videos which have already been edited in premiere pro. So I can’t edit again everything in resolve. I can’t color grade my footages before editting, i would be a solution, but they are heavy footages, about 30 minutes long for each cams, 3 per videos, 30 videos, my servers will die from doing it. Correcting 30 minutes of rushes is a lot more time consuming than only the rush of use.

You said “unrealistic”, but not “impossible” : Would there be a solution, even a crazy one ? Like if I put my 4K clips in a second video track, 1080p ones on the first one, edit the timeline configuration to 4K, render the second track, then edit timeline to 1920*1080 and render the first track ?

[David Delayat]

Thank you very much, but I have this already, no problem with putting it in the renderQueue 😉 It’s for the AME render I’m in trouble…

[David Delayat]

Thanks a lot Dan ! I was writing my answer at the same time. I tryed your solution without the “Folder.id” and it works well !

Have a nice day 🙂

[David Delayat]

I found something interesting by looking in the data navigator on Extendscript !
My compItem has an attribute named “parentFolder”, which is R/W.
When I create folders, I’m storing them into an array, so I can access them by an index.
I just have to set myComp.parentFolder to myFolders[i].id and the job’s done !

Thanks all ! Sometimes writting down the question helps finding the answer 🙂

myFolders.push(app.project.items.addFolder(folderName)) ;
myComp.parentFolder = myFolders[0].id ;