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Just bought the mac version on the itunes store. Best $50 bucks spent in a while!
Something totally out there: The ability to use a audio track as the TC. That way we could feed TC into the audio mic in (you would have to attenuate the TC signal quite a bit so some hardware is required) That would solve a lot of 2 system audio headaches.
I would pay extra for those futures. Not having any time code in the DSLR world is a big headache for me.
Indeed it does.Beats me... It has always been m2ts. Perhaps the avccam software that I use to copy the sd card to my Mac changes the file extension from mts to m2ts.
If you'd like to try a GH1 Native 24p patch, I'd recommend either Blackout-Powell or Max Latitude patches, linked in my signature below:I'm a GH1 owner and since the GH1 doesn't record 24p natively but wraps it into 29.97 interlaced, I get these weird "interlaced lines" (don't know what they are called, but you get what I mean). Is there something I can do about it?
There was (or at least I thought there was) a good reason to get rid of the gamma options. However, after getting lots of feedback on this I didn't realize how popular the gamma correction feature was. So, it will be coming back with the ability to specify any gamma value you want. It works like the gamma correction filter in Final Cut Pro. You can specify a gamma value (i.e. 0.818, 1.22) and it will be applied during transcoding. This will be baked in, so any application you use to open the file shouldn't meddle with it. This will be coming in the next update and will be available free from the App Store as usual.I got the batch ver too and I was like, where is the 'bake in gamma' settings ? Any insight there.
File names will be written to the reel name field in the next update. Was that what you needed? Or was there something specific you needed to put into that field?I like the way you manage the timecode (in fact you added a specific request I made earlier that made my life easier and my workflow possible, THANKS AGAIN!), there's only one step that I have to manually fix after the transcode, and that's the Reel info. If I could somehow provide that info with a command line argument or maybe just the program took it from the file's parent folder name... I would be golden.
Only to reflect the new options (luma range, post-processing). Other than that, it should be similar.Has the CLI syntax changed since 1.5.3b?
File names will be fine for future red-style workflows but for this feature I need parent folder names and/or user input via CLI argument.File names will be written to the reel name field in the next update. Was that what you needed? Or was there something specific you needed to put into that field?