Not sure if anyone's heard of this, but I've been using a little app for
the iPad for a week or so that lets you make notes on a sequence you're
watching back, without the need to add timecodes, then export your
annotations as locators.
It's called 'Cut Notes'.
I've genuinely found it useful, and not gimmicky at all. You just tell
it your frame rate, starting timecode, then hit play on the Avid and the
iPad, and you're off! When you're done, you email the locator file, and
pop it somewhere that the Avid can see, and that's that.
CP
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*Christopher Pitbladdo
Creative Director
DB Creative*
496 Ferry Road
Edinburgh
EH5 2DL
Tel: 0131 552 5530
Mob: 07590 570 683
Email: christopher@dbcreative.tv <mailto:christopher@dbcreative.tv>
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