Uli Plank
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(Sorry if this has been requested before.)
I consider a secure method of quality control crucial to any on-set software for R3D files. Storm (or REDCine-X) should check for damaged frames on import and mark them. Now that damaged frames are not green any more, but grey, it got even harder to notice them. On set it's often near impossible to run them in real-time to spot them safely.
Even better would be a test for clipping of in-camera audio as well.
I believe that people would even what pay an extra for a special version of either program doing this.
I consider a secure method of quality control crucial to any on-set software for R3D files. Storm (or REDCine-X) should check for damaged frames on import and mark them. Now that damaged frames are not green any more, but grey, it got even harder to notice them. On set it's often near impossible to run them in real-time to spot them safely.
Even better would be a test for clipping of in-camera audio as well.
I believe that people would even what pay an extra for a special version of either program doing this.