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  1. Mazze
    Online Session hosted by Mazze Aderhold Wednesday, May 20th 10am Los Angeles | 1pm New York | 7pm Berlin Register here: https://www.assimilateinc.com/join-webinar/ What is this online event about? This online session we will not only highlight why you want to do dailies in SCRAT...
  2. Mazze
    Hey folks, we've started the public beta of SCRATCH 9.0 and I'm pretty excited about it :-) . In a nutshell, we have focussed on 3 key things for this release: - 180° stereo VR support (incl. mesh-based geometry conversion, also for Live) - UI update (mainly introducing tab navigation, moving...
  3. Mazze
    Hi all, we're doing a pre-NAB event on the new SCRATCH on April 4th, that is all about dailies. This is actually more a basic training on SCRATCH for dailies, than it is a presentation. Aim is, that anybody attending is able to process dailies in SCRATCH after the event is over. We have p...
  4. Nicolas Hanson
    I'm working with the latest Avid (8.6.x) and I've noticed that AMA is replaced with a source browser. Maybe that happened a long time ago, but I usually get handed transcoded MXF files made in DaVinci. Anyway, how do I import/transcode r3D files? When trying to "link" it says "cannot be linked" so I...
  5. Mazze
    Hi all, this tutorial focusses on rendering from SCRATCH and therefore also covers how to create multiple different deliverables from your original CONstruct - such as different resolutions, color spaces, or even gradings. *EDIT* updated for v9
  6. Mazze
    Hi all, this is a tutorial by Andrew Wahlquist (Local Hero Post) going over the main topics of doing a dailies job with SCRATCH. He covers the most important things like managing media, audio syncing, color adjustments, output-filenaming, burn-in and rendering. Have fun, it's quite a comprehe...