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OpenTimelineIO and EDL conform tools compared from their documentation: viewer, bindings,…
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What this guide covers
Compares seven open repositories around OpenTimelineIO and EDL/AAF conform work, for editors and post-production engineers choosing tools. It records what each project says it does, its stated limits and its licence line. Based only on READMEs and a spec; nothing was installed or run.
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Guide title
OpenTimelineIO and EDL conform tools compared from their documentation: viewer, bindings, timeline diff, reel check
Coverage
Compares seven open repositories around OpenTimelineIO and EDL/AAF conform work, for editors and post-production engineers choosing tools. It records what each project says it does, its stated limits and its licence line. Based only on READMEs and a spec; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- Reel names can repeat across camera cards, so a unique-looking source match still needs an editor's confirmation.
- Transitions, effects and retime curves often fail to survive an EDL or AAF exchange; check them by hand after a conform.
- A change list from one tool uses its own categories; do not assume another tool's categories map onto it.
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