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REDCINE Limitation, cannot export file

Meddy MOST

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I just realized that I have to do all my work again due to REDCINE

I made a full Redcine work, (contrast, shadow, color, saturation,...) and when it was time to export everything, I had only 5 folders available in the browser !!!! WHere are all the folders? REDCINE is totally blocked when you open that browser...
I checked here on the forum and saw that there is a REDCINE limitation when there are too many clips ! OMG !
So in order to make the thing working I have to cut my movie in 2 or in 3 and make 2 or 3 redcine project ... that's a very cheap cheap workaround ... and therefore make the all the work again !..

Is there any other solution or does I have to do everything again ?
:mad5::mad5::mad5::mad5::mad5:
 
Think of it as breaking your project up into reels. Its not that bad and if you think so you could always get a Scratch system and I'm sure you would be much happier with that. REDCine is a free program that has some limitations, which are really easy to work around.
 
Scratch is overpriced for me ...
Anyway now I know that as you said a FREE program so I cannot expect a full working one
Anyway I'll use the cut method... it reminds me the old day with Premiere 3.0
with all workarounds we had to use in order to use it:emote_hanged:
 
When you are submitting the movie to lab (if you are printing on the film), you have to divide them to up to 18 minutes (preferably) long because of the film length limitation.

So, it's good to figure out the break point when you are editing anyway. The break point has to be edit points that does not have continuous audio nor some place intense so that the marking (I don't know how you call this in English correctly) for connecting two rolls would not be so concerned.
 
Good catch you are right.
I'm also annoyed because it's really an interesting program and he would be very nice if you could use it without any limitation or maybe only a limitation of time not plans...

Anyway let's start all the work from scratch :001_unsure:
 
The break point has to be edit points that does not have continuous audio nor some place intense so that the marking (I don't know how you call this in English correctly) for connecting two rolls would not be so concerned.
It's colloquially known as a "cigarette burn" Kaku :)

HTH

Paul
 
Hope RECINE X won't have this kind of limitation which forced me to make another 72h of work ...:emote_head_explode:
 
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