randy b

I have a patch that jumps around a movie as often as every frame. Running this as a patch causes some jumps to be skipped over, or just not played fully. Using jit.vcr to record the output does not aid this.

I've heard of people exporting cut lists to an xml document that final cut can read, then letting final cut make the cuts, giving you a greater frame accuracy. Has anyone here done this? How would I start?

rendering-rapid-cuts-to-a-final-cut-xml

check livecut (http://livecut.sourceforge.net),it has xml export to final cut.
hope it helps


I downloaded the source, but I'm afraid it's over my head. I can't even tell where the saving to xml action takes place..

based on your original post, it sounds like all you need to do is implement some sort of non-realtime rendering of your jitter patch.

search the forum, there's several examples.

based on your original post, it sounds like all you need to do is implement some sort of non-realtime rendering of your jitter patch.
unless i'm missing something.

"rendering" rapid cuts to a final cut xml