MovieLogger is designed to improve the efficiency of the post production workflow.
MovieLogger is a text-based logging tool for QuickTime movies and our goal has been to make it as simple to use as possible. Up to 16 movies can be imported into a MovieLogger project and instantly selected from the movie library. The current movie can be viewed using the on-screen or keyboard transport controls (including JKL). To create a log, you simply mark in and out timecodes with a single click or keypress and type in a text description.
Logs can be exported to Final
MovieLogger is a text-based logging tool for QuickTime movies and our goal has been to make it as simple to use as possible. Up to 16 movies can be imported into a MovieLogger project and instantly selected from the movie library. The current movie can be viewed using the on-screen or keyboard transport controls (including JKL). To create a log, you simply mark in and out timecodes with a single click or keypress and type in a text description.
Logs can be exported to Final
What's New
Version 1.7.9:
- [FIX] Improved file open dialog with file type filter to improve performance on folders and drives containing large number of files.
- [FIX] QuickTime Movies containing undefined audio sample depth now use default value of 16, to stop Final Cut Pro crashing on XML import.
Requirements
- Intel/PPC
- OS X 10.4 or later
- QuickTime 6.0 or later
- Final Cut Pro (v4.1 to 7.0.3) required for import of XML files created by MovieLogger.
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| Downloads:3,522 |
| Version Downloads:18 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Video |
| License:Demo |
| Date:13 Nov 2013 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $295.00 |
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MovieLogger is designed to improve the efficiency of the post production workflow.
MovieLogger is a text-based logging tool for QuickTime movies and our goal has been to make it as simple to use as possible. Up to 16 movies can be imported into a MovieLogger project and instantly selected from the movie library. The current movie can be viewed using the on-screen or keyboard transport controls (including JKL). To create a log, you simply mark in and out timecodes with a single click or keypress and type in a text description.
Logs can be exported to Final Cut Pro's XML file format (clip markers are automatically created from logs) or to Rich Text Format (RTF) for further text editing or printing.
MovieLogger is a text-based logging tool for QuickTime movies and our goal has been to make it as simple to use as possible. Up to 16 movies can be imported into a MovieLogger project and instantly selected from the movie library. The current movie can be viewed using the on-screen or keyboard transport controls (including JKL). To create a log, you simply mark in and out timecodes with a single click or keypress and type in a text description.
Logs can be exported to Final Cut Pro's XML file format (clip markers are automatically created from logs) or to Rich Text Format (RTF) for further text editing or printing.
For those of you who find this post confusing. Buy MovieLogger and you will understand perfectly.
-Vernon
I'm sorry we weren't notified of this comment, so have only just discovered it by chance. The official keyboard shortcut is Control-Backspace but after seeing your comment we have discovered that Control-H produces the same result. This is not intentional and we will be changing the shortcut to Command-Backspace in the next 1.7.6 release.
We encourage users to report issues through our website so they can be dealt with in the most efficient way.
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