Hi,
I think this scenario has passed by on the mailinglist before, and I might
because of how I work, be more attracted to these kinds of problems than
others that mainly do non-linear work.
After the recording, and after getting the main production idea, my
projects are timewise mostly influenced by reconstruction of a multi track
linear timeline. I am using multiple camera's that don't use any (world)
timecodes, and have 2GB limitations. So the best thing they can do is
giving me a relative timestamp by means the filename or creation_time
metadata.
What I would be interested in is the ability to:
0. having a forever scrolling canvas, canvas may do tricks like
hiding places where no content is available
1. "automatically" construct such timeline each track(group) being
from a single device, which typically atomically can only produce
a single stream of content by means of metadata
2. having some tooling that can do macro alignment, independent
of metadata (for example by audio fingerprinting)
3. having some tooling that can do micro alignment
4. export this in either some EDL format or multitrack format
being NLE independent
I wonder what other people are using for the above, other than pen and
paper.
>From my own experience within Cinerella (I know about mixers) I don't end
up with the workflow that I want for non-continious recordings.
A second email follows on a different workflow issue.
--
Stefan
