Updated Version of Convert Final Cut Pro Markers to Flash Video Cue Points
I finally got around to updating the AIR utility for converting Flash Video Cue Points. It works with AIR 1.0. To get the new version, download:
http://www.skidgel.com/flv/markerstocuepoints102.zip
To learn how to use it, see this post.
June 11th, 2008 at 3:05 pm
[…] UPDATE: I’ve updated this to work with AIR 1.0. […]
June 18th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
Great app. Seems to work well. Still testing. Thanks for writing this up. Gonna order the book soon. kw
August 15th, 2008 at 6:03 am
I´m deeply impressed and inspired. In my project I use Markers a lot to transcribe and annotate in some kind of scene-detecting post-script-writing manner.My blog/CMS running under the working title AUTOMOTIF is set up as a platform and project journal on this narrative script-research film project based on old German Normal-8 reel archival material to be logged, transcripted, annotated and organized in a way to call for interaction and collaborative editing. Ways of commenting and deeper analyzing parts of the film in an enhanced online workflow are to be developed throughout this project.
Applying your converter, these markers are able to survive a flash encoding process as cue points, serving as both chapters and comments. It took me some time to reload and update both AIR and the workflow in my Final Cut Project, but now a test file will soon be running on my blog page. Once again: great job! There´s nothing like it on the whole web!!!
Greetings /Timo