>From: Paul Winkler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Now that I've waved my magic wand and made everyone write my
>software for me, let's get back to my original question.
This is ridiculous! You asked too much! Everybody knows we all are busy
writing our Comprez2000 programs.
>OMFI. http://www.avid.com/3rdparty/omfi/
>http://www.avid.com/3rdparty/omfi/dev/developer_process.html
>
>Obviously before *any* of this can happen, Ardour/Snd and hopefully
>other linux soundapps must have support for EDLs of some kind.
Or we could write the OMFI tools independently.
Check also "http://www.AAFassociation.org/" which is next generation
of omfi. I have no idea can we use it freely. Can we use omfi freely?
Some links on AAF I found from a search:
http://www.emediapro.net/EM2000/delancie1.html
http://www.3dlinks.com/wave/issues/wave805.html
http://www.digitalproducer.com/aHTM/Articles/9_7_99/
sonic_solutions_adopts_aaf.htm
I also downloaded the API docs from "http://www.AAFassociation.org/
specs/aafapi/" and a couple of other docs. Full specs seems to be
not available.
>* does anyone (especially PBD) think they will get around to
>implementing this anytime this year? or early next year?
How about now? But I'm not able to do it alone at all. Team work...
>http://www.digidesign.com/support/docs/PT_5.0.1_Reference_Guide.pdf
>... but neither xpdf nor gv wants to read it. :(
Thanks for the tip. They have become more open for putting docs available.
Good marketing point too. You should download Adobe's PDF viewer.
Regards,
Juhana
