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OpenTimelineIO documentation notes: timeline structure, adapters, plugins and feature matrix
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What this guide covers
Source notes on what eleven pinned OpenTimelineIO documentation pages say about exchanging editorial timelines between editing tools: the data model, adapter and plugin types, and which formats support which features. Useful to editors and pipeline staff choosing an interchange route. Read from documentation only; nothing was installed or run.
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OpenTimelineIO documentation notes: timeline structure, adapters, plugins and feature matrix
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Source notes on what eleven pinned OpenTimelineIO documentation pages say about exchanging editorial timelines between editing tools: the data model, adapter and plugin types, and which formats support which features. Useful to editors and pipeline staff choosing an interchange route. Read from documentation only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The documentation says only the native .otio format is lossless; converting to other formats keeps only what that format and adapter support.
- A clip needs either a media available range or a source range set, or its duration cannot be computed.
- The pages disagree in places, such as the extension for ZIP bundles, so check the version you actually install.
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