QT7 automated transcoding and time-lapse scripts at DVinfo.net

James Miller · January 22nd, 2010, 05:06 PM

QuickTime 7 automated transcoding and time-lapse scripts, downloadable from here:
Canon DSLR Video Transcoding

'QuickTime 7 Transcoder'
Been playing with some scripting to allow users with QuickTime 7 Pro for Mac an alternative to Apple Compressor and MPEG Streamclip for transcoding to ProRes formats and back out to Vimeo and alike.

'Time-Lapse'
The time-laspe application script is a automated walkthrough with FPS & SPF control. It's easy with QT anyway but this just for extra ease.

Also on the link above, I have been addressing the Gamma shift on Snow Leopard systems with a suggested workflow.

(You have to have FCP7 to use ProRes (LT) & (4444), otherwise you receive a script error in the transcoder app).

All the best, James

Ryan Koo · January 23rd, 2010, 02:22 PM

James, this looks really helpful; looking forward to testing it out. Thanks much!

January 22nd, 2010, 05:06 PM	#1
James Miller Major Player Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sussex, UK Posts: 317	QT7 automated transcoding and time-lapse scripts QuickTime 7 automated transcoding and time-lapse scripts, downloadable from here: Canon DSLR Video Transcoding 'QuickTime 7 Transcoder' Been playing with some scripting to allow users with QuickTime 7 Pro for Mac an alternative to Apple Compressor and MPEG Streamclip for transcoding to ProRes formats and back out to Vimeo and alike. 'Time-Lapse' The time-laspe application script is a automated walkthrough with FPS & SPF control. It's easy with QT anyway but this just for extra ease. Also on the link above, I have been addressing the Gamma shift on Snow Leopard systems with a suggested workflow. (You have to have FCP7 to use ProRes (LT) & (4444), otherwise you receive a script error in the transcoder app). All the best, James

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January 23rd, 2010, 02:22 PM	#2
Ryan Koo Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: New York, NY Posts: 92	James, this looks really helpful; looking forward to testing it out. Thanks much!