What's new in DSLRsync 1.0.7
Apr 12, 2014
- added support for 25 fps (aux TC reader)
- added support for NIKON DSLR (Quicktime MOV)
New in DSLRsync 1.0.6.1 (Jan 31, 2014)
New in DSLRsync 1.05 (Mar 11, 2013)
- added: native Grass Valley EDIUS support - DSLRsync now exports XML projects readable by EDIUS
- added: option “Unlink video from audio in project file” (clip video is detached from audio)
- bugfix: licensed users sometimes could not see timecode in grid view in 1.04
New in DSLRsync 1.04 (Mar 9, 2013)
- added: native Sony Vegas support – DSLRsync now exports EDL projects
- added: option “Exclude audio tracks from project files” (simplyfing projects)
- added: unofficial Adobe After Effects support (import EDL projects via third party script OR import APP project)
- changed: timeline trims to first frame
- bugfix: opening multiple MOV’s without XMP caused crash in 1.03
New in DSLRsync 1.03 (Mar 8, 2013)
- added support for no timecode signal (scan & sync clips using their creation time instead of aux TC)
- bugfix: now you can see timeline contents without being licensed
New in DSLRsync 1.0 Beta 2 (Mar 6, 2013)
- FPS support: 23,976p
- Camera support: Canon DSLR
- Clips support: Quicktime MOV
- SYNC MEDIA generation, mp4 format (free featuure)
- Reading aux TC from clips (free feature)
- Change TC channel position (left/right)
- “Try really hard” option for detection of really poor aux TC signal
- TC signal delay/advance option for CONTROLLER sync
- TC signal loudness option
- SYNC MEDIA audio bitrate option
- “Rescan” feature for currently loaded clips
- Video previews feature (play/stop)
- Trim clips in video previews featue (set in/out point)
- Realtime timeline feature
- Automatic clips align in timeline feature
- Generate XML project file feature (supported: Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro)
- Cloud licensing