REDline question...

[Kenn Michael]

2 actually...

1. When do we get a dedicated forum in 4k Workflow for Redline? :)

2. I just tried a simple output,

This was my command:

redline -i A001_C019_080206_001.R3D -o test -w 11

This was the result:

2008-02-06 22:16:51.046 redline[3076:10b] Start TC: E_01:06:59:02 | T_21:24:07:00 TCframe:1849128
2008-02-06 22:16:51.048 redline[3076:10b] End TC: E_01:07:05:06 | T_21:24:13:04 TCframe:1849276
QTNewDataReferenceFromFSRefCFString() failed (-50)
Segmentation fault


What happened here?

I was able to output DPX with no problem.

Awesome tool BTW!

[Deanan]

Looks like a codec problem.
Do you have ProRes (or final cut studio) installed?

Try adding --QTcodec 2

[Kenn Michael]

Yep, have ProRes working on the system. Tried --QTcodec 2, same error.

[Deanan]

Can you try the same with RedAlert?

[Deanan]

Hmmm, might actually be a path problem as REDline doesn't assume a path by default.

Try -o ./test

[Kenn Michael]

./test worked!

thanks Deanan.

[Deanan]

will fix that...

btw, stdout is still in the usage but is not currently fuctioning.

[Kenn Michael]

so now that I can output QTs, I've tried some different ISO settings and NR settings, and none of the changes are applied to the output. Kelvin changes did stick though.

[Deanan]

can you send the cmds you tried?

[Kenn Michael]

the shot was set to ISO 800 in camera

redline -i A001_C019_080206_001.R3D -o ./test -w 11 --iso 320
redline -i A001_C019_080206_001.R3D -o ./test -w 11 --iso 600
redline -i A001_C019_080206_001.R3D -o ./test -w 11 --NR 1000
redline -i A001_C019_080206_001.R3D -o ./test -w 11 --kelvin 1700 (just for a drastic change - the resultant QT had the kelvin shift applied)

[Kenn Michael]

BTW - I changed the ./test param to ./test_2, ./test_3, etc... for each new file

[Deanan]

Thanks, that helps.

[Deanan]

Both the path and the iso issues are now fixed in the next release.

We appreciate you banging on redline as it's still very early beta
and very few people have put it through it's paces yet.

[Kenn Michael]

Great news Deanan!

I love betatesting. :) I'll keep tinkering around.