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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Red Line??

David Battistella said:
REDLINE is a command line tool. A program like clipfinder will access redline as a command line tool to render data.

It's not a software app.

david
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Thanks David, and how to make it available to clipfinder? Just install it?
 
Clipfinder is being updated currently to use the new REDline. I would expect Hans to release the new version early next week. I assume it will be an update to the paid version, so it is unlikely the free version will be updated to the new REDline.
 
I would love to know how I can render R3Ds with redline.
I have some corrupted Frames and Deanan said it would be a good workaround, to get them playing: redline, you can render out each frame separately and then convert it to q quicktime in another program like after effects.
But how do I do that?
 
Nick Shaw said:
Clipfinder is being updated currently to use the new REDline. I would expect Hans to release the new version early next week. I assume it will be an update to the paid version, so it is unlikely the free version will be updated to the new REDline.
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Awesome!
 
It's not that hard to use. Just open your terminal (it's in Applications/Utilities) and navigate to the directory it's in (mine was in Downloads/REDline_build_194_mac, so it's just 'cd Downloads/REDline_build_194_mac' (no quotes) but to make that easier you can just use the autocomplete with the tab key. So enter 'cd Dow<tab>/REDl<tab>' and it should do the rest for you. Note that the terminal starts in your home directory).

Just run the program by typing ./REDline to see the options. For example, to transcode to H.264 you use:
./REDline --i ../A001_C001_1125JE.RDC/A001_C001_1125JE_001.r3d --o test --format 11 --QTcodec 2
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What do I have to type if I want to render TIFFs?
And what about color settings - are they like shot by default?
 
I found the options, but he can't find the file.
It's on an external drive.
What doe I have to type to get the path in?
 
Kim Frank said:
I found the options, but he can't find the file.
It's on an external drive.
What doe I have to type to get the path in?
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The path is usually under /Volumes

Try doing this in the terminal to see the drives:
ls /Volumes
 
Kim Frank said:
I found the options, but he can't find the file.
It's on an external drive.
What doe I have to type to get the path in?
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Click and drag the file from the finder into the terminal. The terminal will then get the full path of the file and insert it where your cursor is.
 
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