Jamie Dickinson

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  1. Jamie Dickinson
    No, I think if you enable Assist Using Reel Name in the Conform Options, you'll probably see the reel names in the bins column for the proxies too. You just have to make sure that they match the new r3d reel names (and timecode).
  2. Jamie Dickinson
    Red is good because it has an embedded reel name (derived from the file name) which you can use. The proxies won't have an embedded reel name but you can extract it from the file name. In theory You'll probably have to test a few permutations.
  3. Jamie Dickinson
    In the General Options, Conform Options there are options for file extension and limiting the number of character in a Reel Name. Or if you already have a timeline which hasn't linked, try using right click the timeline and Reconform from Bins or Reconform from Media Storage. Make sure Conform Lock is disabled on all the clips in the timeline first. Try */%R???????? Instead of default */%R/%D to limit the characters so that it matches the reel name and the timecode.
  4. Jamie Dickinson
    I just tested this on the Edit Page and it works fine for me (R16.2, MacBookPro Mojave).
  5. Jamie Dickinson
    Try adding it within the Fusion page and merge there. That should work. Previous versions of Resolve had problems composting files with an alpha in the Edit page. Sometimes just rendering a cache would fix it.
  6. Jamie Dickinson
    Regarding lesson 16, round-tripping with Avid (really good stuff, btw!) Would it be a valid workflow to Use Sizing information on import of the timeline to Resolve but then check the box 'disable edit and input sizing' in the Advanced Deliver settings?
  7. Jamie Dickinson
    You're know about showing the path in the viewer with the Transform overlay selected? Right click on keyframe there
  8. Jamie Dickinson
    I've always thought a rule of thumb of one reel (22 minutes, is that right?) taking 8 hours is a good starting point. Plus a day or two for revisions and tweaks. Sometimes less sometimes more. Broadcast documentary of 50 odd minutes in a working day? (I find that tricky).
  9. Jamie Dickinson
    I've never used Baselight but the Balance control which act like aperture seems like a perfect tool to have.
  10. Jamie Dickinson
    Thanks, glad you liked it. I think the broadcast version is called Qube and has (or will have) the same UI as the Rio, just different hardware. It's a nice system to edit on, where were you using it? The video is a bit long, I should have posted as a link Vimeo since there are links to shorter individual sections there https://vimeo.com/179197890
  11. Jamie Dickinson
    I did this overview of the new-look Quantel Rio (formerly Pablo) recently. Hope it's helpful