Any merged notes will show up in the preview live, so you can see what's going to happen before you publish. However, you can also choose to either edit your notes, remove any redundant frames, or you can choose to merge notes with any other notes taken separately in Shotgun. If everything is as it should be, then you can hit publish. This will bring up a preview pane, showing you all the notes that have been made and all the associated marked-up frames. That issue is now comprehensively solved!Īt the end of the review, you can now select "Preview and Publish Notes". Previous integrations have solved some of the problems, but didn't handle the case where notes had been taken in Shotgun's Notes App, while drawings were made in cineSync. Previously, one of the regular pain points for co-ordinators has been ensuring all the information in a cineSync review is accurately transferred into Shotgun. Once the review has been completed, things start to get really exciting.
We've also upgraded the notes tool in cineSync, with thumbnails updated live and notes created on the fly, making note taking quick and easy. You can browse any available Projects and select any Playlists or Versions for review - then it's just a simple matter of clicking "Add to Session" and your files will automatically be added to cineSync.ĭuring the cineSync review, you can use the inbuilt Shotgun Review pane to browse for alternate or previous Versions, to view all previous notes on Versions and to add new Versions for review at any time, without having to leave cineSync.
We've added a new dedicated Shotgun menu that will let you launch a Shotgun Review window that's completely controlled by cineSync. The new integration allows you to browse Shotgun right from within cineSync. It's all been based on comprehensive feedback from both cineSync and Shotgun users and it'll change the way you use both tools.
CINESYNC TUTORIAL PRO
New: Added support for OSX 10.Unlike previous integrations that required a separate install, this new integration comes bundled with cineSync Pro and it's way more powerful than anything we've done before.
CINESYNC TUTORIAL MOVIE
New: Added support for OSX 10.7 Files can be now downloaded or uploaded via a URL Exported movies now contain sound A global gamma shift can be applied across the whole playlist Movie hashes are now displayed in the movie inspector window Ability to test the connection to the server without having to have a username and passwordChanged: Fixed wrong frames being saved from a ref movie Colour grading now applied to thumbnails correctly Exported ref movies now supported variable frame rates Exported ref movies are now named correctly on windows Improved support for multiple GPUs on the mac Various other bug fixes and enhancements Changes However, there is no way you can broadcast your own voice over cineSync so it's strictly for sharing media only.ĬineSync is a simple way of sharing media in real-time with multiple users and taking notes at the same time. The handy thing is that by clicking on Notes in the bottom left, you can take notes on what you are watching - useful for meetings - and the notes won't be shared by anyone else who is viewing at the same time. Otherwise, all you need is the key from someone hosting a meeting for you to join.
CINESYNC TUTORIAL PASSWORD
To start your own, you will need a username and password which you'll have to sign-up for on the cineSync website.
When you open cineSync, you're asked to either join a session or sign-up for one that already exists.
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