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is included in the new RED Alert! posted today... in case you haven't noticed.

Jim
 
open terminal, enter REDline, and you'll get the help info to get started.
 
For those curious...

Code: 
Last login: Wed Feb  6 20:01:16 on console
brook-willards-macbook-pro:~ brookwillard$ REDline
Input filename needed.
usage: REDline v1.4.7
	 -i <filename> 			: input file (required)
	 -o <filename> 			: output basename 

   Format Settings:
	 -w or --format <int> 		: output formats, DPX=0, Tiff=1, QT wrappers=10, QT transcode=11[default = DPX]
	 -R or --res <int>		: Render resolution: full=1, half=2 [default = 1]
	 --stdout			: Redirect to StdOut. Use -s to specify which frame. Only one frame output.

   Frame Settings:
	 -s or --start <int> 		: start frame
	 -e or --end <int> 		: end frame
	 -S or --startTC <timecode> 	: start TC as "00:01:00:00"
	 -E or --endTC <timecode> 	: end TC "00:01:00:00"
	 --useEC               		: use EdgeCode instead of TimeOfDay/EXT TC
	 -V or --renum <int> 		: new start frame number or -1 for timecode as frame count from 00:00:00:00
                                        		i.e. 00:00:02:00 = frame 48 @ 24fps

   Crop and Scale Settings:
	 --resizeX <int>		: resize to X dimension [default = none]
	 --resizeY <int>		: resize to Y dimension [default = none]
	 --fit <int>			: fit src to dest using: 1=fitX, 2=fitY, 3=StretchXY [default = fitX]
	 --cropX <int>			: crop demosaiced source before resize using origin X  [default = no crop]
	 --cropY <int>			: crop demosaiced source before resize using origin Y  [default = no crop]
	 --cropW <int>			: crop demosaiced source before resize using Width  [default = no crop]
	 --cropH <int>			: crop demosaiced source before resize using Height  [default = no crop]
	 --filter <int>			: filter using: [default = 6 (Mitchell)]
							 1=Bell (smoother)
							 2=Lanczos3 (sharper)
							 3=Quadratic (smoother)
							 4=Cubic-bspline (smoother)
							 5=CatmulRom (sharper)
							 6=Mitchell (smoother)
							 7=Gauss (smoother)

   Metadata Settings:
	 --useMeta                     	: Use look metadata in R3D as defaults (overridden for each value explicitly set)
	 --printMeta                   	: Print out metadata settings, 1=normal, 2=csv

   Quicktime Wrapper Settings:
	 --QTsize <int> 		: QT wrappers to output, 0=all, 1=M/Qtr, 2=H/Half, 3=P/Eighth [default = 0]
	 --QTdir <directory path> 	: output directory to dump QT wrappers in [default = same as source R3D]
	 --omitNA	   		: Do not insert _NA into wrapper filename

   Quicktime Transcode Settings:
	 --QTcodec <int> 		: QT codec to output [default = ProRes HQ]			 
							 0=ProResHQ		 
							 1=ProResSQ		 
							 2=H264			 
							 3=MJpegA		 
							 4=MJpegB		 
							 5=ComponentVideo	 
							 6=H263			 
							 7=RawCodec		 
							 8=Pixlet		 
							 9=DVCPROHD720P		 
							 10=JPEG		 
							 11=Animation/RLE	

   Color Space Settings:
	 -G or --gammaCurve <int>   	: gamma curve: lin=-1, custom=0, rec709=1, sRGB=2, REDlog=3, 
							PDLog985=4, PDLog685=5, PDLogCustom=6  [default = 3] 
	 -v or --gammaCustom <float>	: custom gamma value [default off]
	 -c or --colorSpace <int>   	: color space: rec709=3, camRGB2=9 [default = 9]
	 -d or --detail <int>       	: detail: leadingLady = 1, medium = 4, high = 8 [default = 8]
	 -D or --sharpen <int>      	: post sharpen low = 1, med = 50, high = 100 [default OFF]
	 --NR <int>		   	: Noise reduction off=0, very mild = 1000, milder = 500, mild = 250 medium = 100, strong = 50, max = 10 [default OFF]
	 -n or --noMatrix           	: no Matrix [default ON]

   Color Settings:
	 -I or --iso <int> 		: ISO  [default = 320, range = 100 to 2000]
	 -k or --kelvin <int> 		: kelvin  [default = 5600, range = 1700 to 50000]
	 -t or --tint <float> 		: tint  [default = 0.0, range = -100 to 100]
	 -x or --exposure <float> 	: exposure  [default = 0.0, range = -12 to 12]
	 -T or --saturation <float> 	: saturation [default = 1.0, range = 0.0 to 2.0]
	 -C or --contrast <float> 	: contrast [default = 0.0, range = -1.0 to 1.0]
	 -B or --brightness <float> 	: brightness [default = 0.0, range = -10 to 50]
	 -r or --redGain <float> 	: red gain [default = 1.0, range = 0.0 to 4.0]
	 -g or --greenGain <float> 	: green gain [default = 1.0, range = 0.0 to 4.0]
	 -b or --blueGain <float> 	: blue gain [default = 1.0, range = 0.0 to 4.0]
	 -X or --drx <float>		: DRX: Dynamic Range Extender [default = .5, range = 0.0 to 1.0]

   Print Density Settings:
	 --pdBlack <int>		: Black point [default = 95, range = 0-511]
	 --pdWhite <int>		: 90White point [default = 685, range = 512-1023]
	 --pdGamma <float>		: Gamma [default = .6, range = 0.0 to 2.2]

   Curve Settings:
	 --black <float>            	: black level [default = 0 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --white <float>            	: white level [default = 100 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --blackX <float>           	: curve black point X value [default = 0 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --blackY <float>           	: curve black point Y value [default = 0 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --toeX <float>             	: curve toe point X value   [default = 25 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --toeY <float>             	: curve toe point Y value   [default = 25 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --midX <float>             	: curve mid point X value   [default = 50 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --midY <float>             	: curve mid point Y value   [default = 50 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --kneeX <float>            	: curve knee point X value  [default = 75 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --kneeY <float>            	: curve knee point Y value  [default = 75 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --whiteX <float>           	: curve white point X value [default = 100 , range = 0 - 100]
	 --whiteY <float>           	: curve white point Y value [default = 100 , range = 0 - 100]

brook-willards-macbook-pro:~ brookwillard$
 
Jay A. Kelley said:
Yes it's true.. I am the bastard child of the RED community.

:)

Jay
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I like both MAC and PC's. I use a computer like a tool, selecting the best tool for the job is important. As My RED Ones are not at my door I'm still on the fence...But for onset dailies a MAC seems to be the way to go right now?

Can anyone with a camera comment ?

Dave
 
Linux too, right? My Linux render nodes want to party.

..or not. I can boot those systems to windows too, depending on the job.
 
David Birdy said:
I like both MAC and PC's. I use a computer like a tool, selecting the best tool for the job is important. As My RED Ones are not at my door I'm still on the fence...But for onset dailies a MAC seems to be the way to go right now?

Can anyone with a camera comment ?

Dave
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MacBook Pro should be considered an essential part of your field package.
 
I think MAC are your best bet for onset delivery.

We've been working out workflow for the last couple of days, and a topic that's come up a bit has been if we want to roll playback into our package. It makes sense to do so.. This will also keep the directors stickly little fingers off the master footage drives.

We're looking at Adobe On Location for the capture of playback. and a Xena card for taking the feed.

This brings up an important question I need answered:

Do the HD-SDI ports have audio embedded? If yes, is it active yet? If not, is it coming in the next couple months?

Jay
 
linux too. probably not long after win.
basically, we're trying to get both out asap.
 
kinobairn said:
That and the QT codec for PC would be awesome (so that proxies will play back in Quicktime on PC)
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All this is related to the same core code so yes for QT on PC probably around the same time.
 
Deanan said:
All this is related to the same core code so yes for QT on PC probably around the same time.
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Maybe Jim can break out the cloning tool for Graeme just this once...
Think of how easy the chores around the house would be...:usd:
 
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