On the shows I've been delivering a file based version along with tape I have included bars tone and slate and 10 seconds of black at the end of the file. These are shows not spots. The thought of sending out a show file with no bars and tone is really asking for trouble. I just can't see judging proper content workflow path without checking signal integrity using a reference signal. Don't get me started on file based over tape for delivery but I gotta go with the flow, work flow that is, not flow that content management software I've seen at NAB. Heck is Flow still out there?
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Roger <rogershuff@...> wrote:
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> I'd been trying to find file-based delivery specs to show to my students and (I think) John Moore posted a link to the AETN specs on this list - useful - and they specify slate with info before the start of programme.
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> On 13 Mar 2012, at 19:23, mike cardeiro wrote:
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> > > From: Pat Horridge <pat@...>
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> > >Well the good news is that the move now is towards slates that contain almost no information.
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> > I actually just this morning had a spot that was delivered ftp rejected because it HAD a slate on it. The person said "how come the file is 42 seconds long for a :30 spot? our encoding department needs it to be :30"
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