batch import with source file path set ?

[a.falk]

hi all,

is it possible in ale to add a column where the source file path of the quicktime-references is set?
it's boring to set every file manually when batch-importing them!

btw:
_F & _H references don't work for me, only _M & _P references. i'm using mac pro 2,66 ghz, 10.4.10, mca 2.7.7.
with _P reference import is only 2 times longer than realtime, great!

 

[Jörgen Persson]

hi all,

is it possible in ale to add a column where the source file path of the quicktime-references is set?
it's boring to set every file manually when batch-importing them!

btw:
_F & _H references don't work for me, only _M & _P references. i'm using mac pro 2,66 ghz, 10.4.10, mca 2.7.7.
with _P reference import is only 2 times longer than realtime, great!

Create new QT references in a single folder.
Batch import... > highlight all clips > Set File Location…
Browse to the folder and select the requested clip.
Click OK.

All clips should have a path now.

 

[a.falk]

sorry.
doesn't work that way.

because _P-proxies import faster it would be great to automatically link to them.

 

[Jörgen Persson]

sorry.
doesn't work that way.

because _P-proxies import faster it would be great to automatically link to them.

Yes, it works that way.

You just need to have the same name for the clips in the ALE as the filename (including the .mov)

 

[a.falk]

i found the solution:
red rushes filled out filenames in the ale with a leading "3" and a invisible sign following the real filename.
i deleted these two sign. Now it works.

by te way if you rename all clipnames in the ale from _H.mov to _P.mov you can batch-import the 1/8-reosultion-files, as i asked for.

:-D

Great!

 

[MichaelP]

I tend to remove the quality extension when using REDrushes and creating the QTrefs. In either case, the ALE should match regardless of extension when both QT and ALE are generated.

Michael