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    Try -S 01:00:xx:yy instead of -S 00...
    Or check the edgecode using printmeta.

    This what i get (rsx is set to 2 and 60 for in/out) :
    theater1:0shortclips deanan.dasilva$ REDline -i mac3.R3D --useRSX 1 -o test -R 4 -w 11 -S 01:00:00:06 --useEC -E 01:00:00:09
    test.mov : 6
    test.mov : 7
    test.mov : 8
    test.mov : 9
    Done.
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    Deanan,

    This is still not working for me.

    I have tried both the -S and --startTC command, putting the --useEC, -S, -E command before and after --useRSX 1, and the render is still defaulting to the TC I / O set in REDAlert.

    For example, rsx is set to 120 and 200 for in/out:

    REDLINE -i ./Desktop/123/123.R3D -useRSX 1 -w 1 -S 01:00:00:05 --useEC -E 01:00:00:06
    ././Desktop/123/123.0000120.tif
    ././Desktop/123/123.0000121.tif
    ././Desktop/123/123.0000122.tif

    Any other thoughts?

    Or, is there a easy way to translate edge code to frame count so I can try it that way?

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    Deanan,

    I tried outputting into QT this time following your command exactly:

    REDline -i ./Desktop/123/123.R3D --useRSX 1 -w 11 -R 4 -S 01:00:00:06 --useEC -E 01:00:00:09

    And the TC of the QT file that it outputted was overridden by the -S and -E TC I set. However, when trying to output to TIFF / DPX, REDline still defaults to the TC i/o on the RSX file.

    Are there additional command I should use while outputting to TIFF / DPX?

    REDline -i ./Desktop/123/123.R3D --useRSX 1 -w 1 -S 01:00:00:06 --useEC -E 01:00:00:09



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    can you share the output of printMeta 1?
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    Deanan,

    Here's the printeMeta 1 output:

    Filename: ././Desktop/123/123.R3D
    ReelID: A001
    Camera: A
    Reel: 001
    Clip: 001
    Date: 20080719
    TimeStamp: 115600
    FrameWidth: 4096
    FrameHeight: 2048
    FPS: 23.976
    Total Frames: 562
    TOD TC Start: 11:56:00:00
    Edgecode Start: 01:00:00:00
    TOD TC End: 11:56:23:09
    Edgecode End: 01:00:23:09
    ColorSpace: 12
    GammaSpace: 1
    Kelvin: 5700.00
    Tint: 0.00
    ISO: 320
    Exposure: 0.00
    Saturation: 1.00
    Contrast: 0.00
    Brightness: 0.00
    GainRed: 1.00
    GainGreen: 1.00
    GainBlue: 1.00
    Black X: 0.00000
    Black Y: 0.00000
    Toe X: 0.25000
    Toe Y: 0.25000
    Mid X: 0.50000
    Mid Y: 0.50000
    Knee X: 0.75000
    Knee Y: 0.75000
    White X: 1.00000
    White Y: 1.00000

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    Ok, looks like a bug with dpx/tiff output and multithreading. Try --procs 1.
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    Deanan,

    This worked! Thank you!

    Using --useRSX 1 and --procs 1, i am able to override the TC in / out point from the RSX file with -S and -E command.

    Although admittedly I do not fully understand the --procs command. Can you explain how using --procs 1 will affect the process and speed of render from REDLine?

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    It does affect speed a bit but we haven't optimized things yet so I'd recommend running six redlines at the same time for an 8core.
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    Deanan,

    So when --procs 1, it will be only running one line of redline, and --procs 6, it will be running 6 lines?

    Or is this related to the # of redline command I input into the terminal at a time?

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