i cant really address the long file-name issue,
but i agree that the Media Managed file names are ilogical.
the worst thing is that when you have multiple instances of a clip in
the timeline,
the Media Managed file names and clip names don't match.
i just bothered to check this with a small test.
1st is clip name, 2nd is file name:
"Clip 01" = "Clip 01"
"Clip 01 1" = "Clip 01-2"
"Clip 01 2" = "Clip 01-3"
notice that the second is labeled as 2 in the FILE name,
and that the third clip gets labeled as 2 in the CLIP name.
notice also a space in the clip name is a dash in the file name
in the past i've seen the second instance get labeled "clip v" in the
file name.
which creates more confusion.
in a system that relies on correspondence between clip name and file
name for connection,
this is almost criminal.
as of FCP6, there is a solution via the Modify > Rename functions:
rename clip name to match file name
or vice - versa
nick
On 12/10/2009, at 6:15 PM, Bouke wrote:
> So, i'm awake now (barely)
> I'm with Nick, it is possible to media manage offline sequences.
> But what i would like to know (for the FCP reconnect program), is
> there
> anyway to predict what the actual filename of the media is going to
> be?
> It seems that FCP truncates the batch list name to 'something' of 30
> chars,
> without any logic (at least not my logic...)
>
> Bouke
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Nick Meyers" <NickM@bigpond.net.au>
> To: <FinalCutPro-L@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 8:23 AM
> Subject: Re: [FCP-L] Raid Died - Reconstruct Sequences
>
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>> Robin, you've got that all wrong.
>> so wrong, in fact i suspect there could be a language problem here?
>>
>> simply redigitising from an original timeline, FCP WILL want to
>> recapture the entire clip.
>> this has always been the case.
>>
>> other than EDLs, the only way to restrict the capture to what is used
>> in the timeline (with or without handles) is by using the Media
>> Manager.
>>
>> Media Manager WILL (generally) trim an offline sequence.
>> however, occasionally this function is broken.
>>
>> from memory, it has worked more often than not,
>> but as i work on long-form projects,
>> it could be that my needs have synched with the working periods.
>>
>>
>> nick
>>
>>
>> On 12/10/2009, at 5:00 PM, Robin S. Kurz wrote:
>>
>>> Redigitizing *from the timeline* should definitely NOT require
>>> redigitizing the entire source material, but rather allow you to
>>> merely recapture only what was used with the addition of handles of
>>> choice. The Media Manager is of no use in this case, since it's
>>> intended for ONLINE material only.
>>>
>>> good luck
>>> RK
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