Ian McFarland
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Redcine ran out all my reels/clips into one clip????
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Petri Teittinen
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Fire off an e-mail with all relevant information to RED immediately. You'll get help faster that way, I believe.
Nick Shaw
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Do you mean REDcine, or REDcine-X?
If it was REDcine-X you probably selected "Export: Timeline (all clips)" instead of doing CMD-A (select all) then "Export: Timeline (selected clips)".
I agree it's not totally intuitive, but I would suggest you should probably have done a short test before exporting 300GB of clips in one go!
Unfortunately the one big clip is pretty much useless to you, as it will have one continuous time-code, starting from the time-code of the first clip. If you edit using that, you need to make sure you have a way of back-tracing from the new time-code to the R3D files' original time-code. It can be done, but it's not straightforward.
If it was REDcine-X you probably selected "Export: Timeline (all clips)" instead of doing CMD-A (select all) then "Export: Timeline (selected clips)".
I agree it's not totally intuitive, but I would suggest you should probably have done a short test before exporting 300GB of clips in one go!
Unfortunately the one big clip is pretty much useless to you, as it will have one continuous time-code, starting from the time-code of the first clip. If you edit using that, you need to make sure you have a way of back-tracing from the new time-code to the R3D files' original time-code. It can be done, but it's not straightforward.