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For editors and pipeline staff working with timeline interchange, this note records what seven OpenTimelineIO tutorial pages say about clip and track ranges, file bundles, the otiotool utility, hook scripts, schema versioning and environment variables. It covers 7 of 87 files at one commit, nothing was run, and it lists inconsistencies between the pages.
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OpenTimelineIO tutorial pages: time ranges, bundles, otiotool, hooks and versioning (read, not run)
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For editors and pipeline staff working with timeline interchange, this note records what seven OpenTimelineIO tutorial pages say about clip and track ranges, file bundles, the otiotool utility, hook scripts, schema versioning and environment variables. It covers 7 of 87 files at one commit, nothing was run, and it lists inconsistencies between the pages.
Useful starting points
- In a bundle the media directory is flat, so two media files with the same basename are an error.
- The otiotool media check covers local file paths only, not URLs or other non-file references.
- A post-write hook cannot change the file already written, because it runs after serialization.
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