TX Joshua… Quick note about: - Autodesk Flame team has some AAF expertise. Michel will reach out to them to see if they can share any insight/advice. As discussed, if you can provide me

Here are my notes from today's TSC meeting. Attendees: Joshua Minor (Pixar) Robyn Rindge (Pixar) Eric Reinecke (Netflix) John Mertic (Linux Foundation) Michel Eid (Autodesk) Josh Burnell

This week's OpenTimelineIO Technical Steering Committee (TSC) meeting will cover the following topics: - Summary & discussion of current OTIO roadmap. Reference:

Thanks. It seems that the "-" sign is superfluous. If I remove it in the *.otio file and generate an EDL the event record in time is still 02:00:00:00. Igor Riđanović

Yep, it looks like we didn't update the example code since adding checks to prevent accidental instancing. Your fix is correct. --- Joshua Minor (he-him) Pixar Studio Tools Story/Editorial/VR Previs

EDLs often start at some time other than 00:00:00:00, like one hour. In your example, that looks like 2 hours. I believe that the EDL adapter has not yet been updated to use the global_start_time

I solved the above by doing copy.deepcopy(audio_tracks). -- Gonzalo Garramuño

Hello everyone. I'm doing some small steps exploring OTIO as my time allows. Why is the timeline timecode in point represented as a negative integer? For example, I have a

I am having trouble flattening most of the .aaf examples. OpenTimelineIO/examples/flatten_video_tracks.py utf8.aaf test.otio results in a stacktrace with wrong parents in the audio track.Read 1

Look at the sample fcp xml and AAF files too. otioconvert will turn them into .otio for you. They have more complex examples than the EDLs. -josh

Never mind.  I found a bunch of edls in the source directory of opentimelineio. -- Gonzalo Garramuño

I am looking for a set of .otio samples to test my adapter.  Any chance of sharing some? I already tested it with the scripts that come with examples/ directory of the source distribution. I am

Hi folks, I posted a PR that adds an 'Otioz' and 'Otiod' adapters to the project. Otioz is a zipfile that bundles media and the playlist together, and otiod is a directory, both with some

Thanks! Really exited about the future of OTIO. -- -Daniel

Yes, the meetings are open to the public and you are welcome to join in and/or ask for a topic to be on the agenda. Here are my notes from today's meeting: Attendees: Joshua Minor (Pixar) Stephan

Hi! Will there be some kind of summary from these meetings and is it possible to "sit in" on them from time to time?

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The AAF adapter attempts to pull the MobIDs from linked AAF files, or from metadata if present, so the steps you describe look like they should work. That's what we do in our workflow and the media

It's been several years and my recollection is not the best, but what you're seeing may be the expected behavior in Media Composer. I think each media file may be indexed via a GUID. If