Terry suggests, but also can PLACE the finished file automatically in
any folder you choose. The part that I don't know that it could do -
aside from just a simple file-based name plus sequential number -
would be the naming part that you mention at the bottom of step 2.
That would either take some intervention, or you'd just have to deal
with it once it was in the project.
On Jan 14, 2010, at 8:25 AM, Terence Curren wrote:
>
>
> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Raj Rodrigues <raj.rodrigues@...>
> wrote:
>
> <<2) Once the copy was finished, automatically begin
> > conversion/transcoding to the Avid DNxHD flavor of my choice,
> > putting the results in the Avid MediaFiles folder on the local
> > drive, each file/clip prefaced with a short name of my choosing
> > so that I can easily find the clips in the Media Tool and pull
> > them into my project.>>
>
> I believe you can create a "watch folder" in Compressor that would
> handle that part of the process. And Compressor would use all the
> cores as you stated you wanted. So you really would just need Bouke
> to create the part that copies from the drive to the watch folder.
>
>
>
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