good suggestions... I'd advise putting them in the FR forum of the Avid site though... more likely they'll be seen.
I don't think they're so niche - I have to jump through a number of hoops getting screener versions out - with different requirements for composer / producer etc.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Jay Mahavier <jay_mahavier@...> wrote:
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> I would like to make a feature request for some Export functionality in Media Composer.
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> 1) Batch Export: I would like to be able to select a sequence and export it as multiple times with different settings and not have to be in attendance to change setting. Like exporting a sequence once as AAF, then as a PhotoJPEG QT full res, and then as a h.264 QT half res.
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> 2) Track Selection in Export settings: Along with the idea above, it would be nice if I could from a singe sequence that I don't have to duplicate choose to export the Picture track by itself as a QT. Then export audio tracks 1&2 as mono AIFF. Then export audio tracks 3,4,5,6 as a stereo mix down to an AIFF. And then audio tracks 7,8,9,10 as a stereo mix down to an AIFF. Which is basically what the trailer houses ask for. Picture with separate Dialog, SndFX and Music stems.
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> 3) Export each channel of a sequence to it's own file: So that video track 1 is it's own QT. Then video track 2 is it's own QT, etc. And same for the audio. Each audio track is exported to it's own AIFF. VFX vendors sometimes ask for this so they can see what is happening on each layer of an effect that we are sending then a guide reference on.
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> 4) Export clean without effects: Just turning off all the color, resize, crops, and audio effects. Sometimes it's nice to see the raw source material in the reference. Helps when doing line up sheets for element pulls.
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> I know that most of this is a very niche request. Most of your user base would not benefit from them much, and that the last 3 are probably all dependent on the batch function. But I think that many would benefit from being able to batch export to different settings directly out of Media Composer and not having to use something like Ref QTs and Compressor.
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> Thank you,
> Jay
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