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i think one of the next team talks can show somet stuff from OC, if someone missed new things which were added recenty (some are buggy at the moment): drive transfer was implemented, currently just for one target path, transfer progress in progress dialog, checksum verification, this one fails currently for 1 of 2 test files

We will need your guidance how to get everything up and running, what we need in addition to the software (footage, raw files, etc.)

no problem, i would be very glad if someone can test it beside me

but as you've probably seen in the screenshot, there are also MOV files from apertus which were used

great

i think it oculd draw more people, cause it's tedious for some to set everything up, although there are not many requirements and i'm simplifying it step by step

I dont even think a VM has to be very polished or small filesize as long as its easy to just start and run OC

i would add some scripts which have to be executed to setup the basic system

especially for GSoC

we jsut need a little discussion about it, maybe tomorrow evening after team round

Hi Sebastian

found this interesting, if someone is not following blendernation -> https://www.blendernation.com/2017/02/23/man-high-castle-season-2-vfx/

Bandit - https://s10.postimg.org/5zyok6f3d/Screenshot_2017_02_26_17_35_31.png

or somebody could evaluate and tell what it should be used for

*what *moment

ah, the right man joined

Hey thought I drop by here

posted a link to man in the high castle making of in blender, nice to see that people use it for bigger productions

Currently rendering an animation since 3 days. No need for heating anymore : )

i know this dilemma, especially when i render volumetrics, like smoke and fire in blender

:D true

Are there any mockups or drafts what about a opencine UI?

i'm asking so i can upload OC UI screenshot, just a moment, have to start debugger again

https://lab.apertus.org/T341

some things will be changed, like overwrite/checksum boxes, as they should be set per target, at least in my opinion

Welcome to the community d0

in first place it's a backup solution for now, the module which will be implemented after OCBackup is stable and usable is a RAW clip editor, for color grading and simple cutting

and for better apertus promotion, i would still like to include things which use beta camera features

So to put it simple it is meant to work as a tool to gather and backup data directly from the camera (or removable drives) to whatever backup location(s)

I often used Teracopy with file hash, or hand woven rsync scripts on set for it

it is definitly something that would be very useful

plan is also to create OCManage, so one can sort his library and mark the files, also like rawtherapee/darktable do, then OCProcess for simple color-grading and cutting the clip

that's my plan

well I think that is a reasonable structure

Good idea : )

want to test VM for easier distribution of OC dev environment, does anything speak against ubuntu?

I'm gonna give you access to the OpenCine acct. It's a good platform for this sort of thing and you can do polls. (I'm on Mint by the way)

i am a developer and prefer dark basement :D

not really a basement, don't have one here

alright, will go for LM18.1 (with MATE for higher performance) for now, does not remember if it has OEM mode so test is required, if someone wants different one, then we can still decide again, scripts should stay mostly the same imho

Well I think it doesn't matter that much and in the end there will be someone complaining no matter what you decide for, so meh

gentoo!!!! :D

just a joke, i'm not that crazy linux user

d0: OC runs also under windows, trying to develop it partly under linux and partly under windows, to remove errors of different compilers

with the Linux subsystem in Windows 10 it got at least bearable to code there also

currently i'm developing in LM18.1 VM under win8.1

pfff

currently still avoiding win10, but will have to live with it on the new tablet, if i order one finally

well, no doubt that a unix is better ...

but a 'Linux' requires a Linux Kernel ...

Bertl, by the way, when do you have time to test QEMU?

as soon as I finish testing the recently assembled PCBs

many quality problems or just general tests?

so they opened a lot of frameworks, e.g. .NET

I think they realized that people would abandon windows just to have bash running.

just imagine OC as bash :D

the shell is about being flexible

still not a Microsoft lover though

thanks Rex, will try it as soon as there is stable version and new ideas are required

https://lab.apertus.org/T341

queen on A4 :)

I need to reflect a little on the structure of the project. OpenCine is the whole thing. Then there is OpenCineBackup, OpenCineManager, OpenCineProcess and so on. All of which are subsets of OpenCine

:D

your tunr

knight at C3

oha, what the hell, why is our chat conversation posted in twitter?

Me too. And he said it while I was creating a DIN A4 artboard in Illustrator so I was like "???"

: D

should I be worried? :)

nah, probably it is fine ...

it is even worse, I am actually a student of fine arts : )

wouldn't guessed that, if i see soldering iron and oscilloscope there

we were typing in parallel, so it wasn't sarcastic, just badly timed

it's the creative chaos which helps to be creative

but just for engineers and artists, but it's a pity that other people don't think so

at the moment for decoding of MOV files from the external recorder, e.g. Shogun, but there is also CinemaDNG file reader in source code

i need more input from people who actively have to do with film shooting and know what's required and used nowadays

but it's a point which have to be discussed with Alex, who wrote the converter from MOV stream to DNG, if i'm not mistaken and possibly Bertl

Well I study film (ofically as said "fine arts") actually and did 5 films as a DOP last year, so shoot

MXF is certainly a standard

I like MXF more, because it is more compatible cross platform. The Prorescodec on Windows is sort of slow

my main profession is software development, so film stuff has to be grasped while developing OC

Geez, even more format definitions

but if I had to choose one file format and use it forever, I would not feel bad using mxf with a good DNxHD/DNxHR Codec)

don't forget to think about the licensing stuff, as many formats are restricted

i mean not technically

oh FFMPEG also supports DNxHD with 10bits

OC should be as slim and as fast as possible

now it's the fourth icon, after reordering, hard to decide for me as Libra :D

just think of icon set for OCBackup, OCManage and OCProcess, or other apps, they should be similar but distinct per app

(took me 2 minutes, so there is room for improvement)

"You do not have permission to view this object."

https://lab.apertus.org/T341

jsut open it in a new tab

The question is: will they be? : )

alright, it seems you already got the idea ;)

good idea, we should definitely test it soon

cool : )

OCManager is ok

Not sure about Backup though. I thought about something like building blocks. eg, the O being pixelated with some of the pixels not added or flying off

also a good idea, i'll let d0 decide for a moment

agreed

already changed it to two checkboxes, also made them a little bigger

Process looks nice to me, wouldn't change a thing

cool

i must say, FB post with previous screenshot is gathering some people, which is nice

yeah I fucked up removing the contour

Process is just great

good night

I am off too