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Gunleik Groven
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Of course I am Biased (and GAMP is made for a lot of other stuff than getting files off the camera), but GAMP has proven to be pretty efficient, and what it does that other apps don't, is to set up a structure for you. Also that you can do your logging in it, either manually or with external metadata. It has a lot of transcoding functionality under the hood, but writing the GUI for those takes a bit of time, so for now we've been hardcoding dailies and edit-proxy transcodes for individual productions.
It's free to try, and I am eager to get feedback.
And it is very fast to work with (I have used most of the other data-wrangler apps prior to start the development of this one.)
GAMP is primarily developed to be the file- and metadata handler of a live previz-system with good post integration, and that's why we couldn't use any of the existing applications. GAMP has proven to be a lot faster to work with than the others, though.
OK. That was the commercial
It's free to try, and I am eager to get feedback.
And it is very fast to work with (I have used most of the other data-wrangler apps prior to start the development of this one.)
GAMP is primarily developed to be the file- and metadata handler of a live previz-system with good post integration, and that's why we couldn't use any of the existing applications. GAMP has proven to be a lot faster to work with than the others, though.
OK. That was the commercial