There are already many formats that can be used for timeline interchange. Lets gather links and info about lots of them so we can compare and contrast. For example: AAF:

Hi Everyone, We are making some progress on OTIO. We have a small proof of concept and we are working towards another birds-of-a-feather meeting at SIGGRAPH 2016. We are also hoping to add a few

We will be hosting a collective discussion on OpenTimelineIO during SIGGRAPH in July '16 and would like to invite you to join in on the conversation. Please find a few more details about the session

Thanks to everyone who came to our event at SIGGRAPH. We had over 40 attendees! It was great connecting with so many people and we were really pleased to get such good feedback on the project. Here

Thanks!

Hi Everyone, Its been a little while since SIGGRAPH 2016, so we thought we'd update everyone on the progress of OpenTimelineIO. Currently we're in a "closed alpha". We have a small group of partners

Hi Everyone, We just released Alpha 4. Highlights include: Big features: • Transition support (reading from EDLs, writing to RV) • RV session file adapter (writing only) (with help from

Hello! Our Pixar OpenTimelineIO team will be heading to SIGGRAPH '17 in LA this year, and we're looking forward to meeting with some of you! During the conference, we'll be open sourcing the project

Hello! Now that SIGGRAPH 2017 is underway, we'd like to remind you of OpenTimelineIO's exhibitor session. We will be giving an update on the project's progress over the last year, hear from a few

We are proud to announce our first public beta release of OpenTimelineIO. http://opentimeline.io Thanks to everyone who participated in our pre-release alpha. The feedback, contributions and guidance

Hi all, I made a little utility that scrapes a directory for files with EXIF data, and places all the files it finds on an OpenTimelineIO timeline. https://github.com/meshula/exifotio It's useful if

Brief update, after code review, I've corrected a couple of issues such as clip start times, and the creation of TimeRanges.

Hi, If I understand properly, the way to define a timeline not starting at 0 is by setting accordingly the Timeline.global_start_time. However I was wondering if there was a way to specify a start

Hi Michel, I'm making a diagram to explain how it works. You're not the only one to get confused by our lack of documentation. The source_range on each Stack and Sequence are to support arbitrary

TX Josh... This will definitely help. Michel.

Since our public beta release, we have talked to quite a few people about OpenTimelineIO and helped to get OTIO into use at several studios. If we haven't had a chance to talk to you, please contact

Hi everybody, As I developed my tools using otio with Edls, I kinda understood that the parser doesn't take count of the record timecodes of each clip. So far for me, it does correcto some errors of

Hi, Yes, most of the time the source & record timecode values in an EDL are slightly redundant. EDLs can contain speed up slow down effects (usually denoted by an "M2" comment) but currently OTIO

Hi, well yes it helps me a lot. Now that I know it's intentional because it's clearly a redundance, I can finally understand. In my case, the edl does have bad record time as the video that is

This is fixed now: https://github.com/PixarAnimationStudios/OpenTimelineIO/pull/188 Thanks for reporting this & helping test the fix :) In the future, it would be more convenient to file an issue in