After Redundead???

[Mark Rodway]

I'm sure this is a most stupid question, but I have just used Redundead to recover a file lost when the camera lost power on our last take.

I have recovered an awful lot of R3D files, some not even ours from the shoot (how bad is that), but these files are R3D on their own and don't come with the quicktime proxies... Is there any way to quick-view the recovered files, or re-create the proxies (ours not the other files)? It's just our current workflow involves using the proxies. I can work around it, but it would be good to know.

Many thanks in advance.

Mark

 

[Conrad Hunziker]

R3D Data Manager's file recovery process automatically separates the R3D files based on the date they were shot, re-creates RDM/RDC folders and re-creates quicktime proxies. So you should be able to quickly find the shot you need.

 

[IAN SUN]

I'm sure this is a most stupid question, but I have just used Redundead to recover a file lost when the camera lost power on our last take.

I have recovered an awful lot of R3D files, some not even ours from the shoot (how bad is that), but these files are R3D on their own and don't come with the quicktime proxies... Is there any way to quick-view the recovered files, or re-create the proxies (ours not the other files)? It's just our current workflow involves using the proxies. I can work around it, but it would be good to know.

Many thanks in advance.

Mark

Mark open the R3D with REDALERT and do an [Option/Command A] to recreate the Quicktimes.

 

[Mark Rodway]

Many thanks for your help both of you, very much appreciated.

Mark