#FRAMEIO BLOG UPDATE#

Filmic Pro encodes the proxy file after the recording is stopped, not simultaneously. Accurate relinks between file versions are made possible by common timecode.ДЄn Android phone or iPhone does not require any extra hardware to handle the proxy creation or uploading.

There is some latency in triggering the proxy generation, so start and end times do not match perfectly between the OCF media and the proxies. High-res OCF (original camera files) media is stored on the camera card and the proxies on the Teradek. In those situations, the live video stream from the camera is simultaneously encoded into a low-res proxy file by the Teradek device. Understanding the Filmic Pro C2C integrationДЇilmic ProвЂ™s C2C integration is a little different than FrameвЂ™s other camera-to-cloud workflows, which are tied to Teradek devices. The Filmic Pro/C2C workflow can prove worthwhile when fast turnaround and remote access become factors in your production. Professional filming with iPhones has become common in many market sectors for both primary and secondary videography. FrameвЂ™s C2C feature requires FilmicвЂ™s Cinematographer Kit (an in-app purchase), and a Frame.io Pro or Adobe Creative Cloud account.

#FRAMEIO BLOG UPDATE#

The update already popped up in your Filmic Pro settings if youвЂ™ve kept the app current.

However, one of the newsworthy integrations recently announced was the addition of C2C capabilities for iPhone and Android users with the Filmic Pro camera application. ItвЂ™s not news that Frame.io has been pioneering camera-to-cloud (C2C) workflows.

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