Thanks, but I'm after a lightweight, element specific solution that is simple and intuitive. Just dropped that guy Sean mentioned a note, hopefully he will get back to me. Would be cool to have a product like this around.
Cheers,
frank

On 1/3/13 6:06 AM, Deke Kincaid wrote:
Tactic went open source back at siggraph:
http://www.southpawtech.com/

5th kind:
http://www.5thkind.com/

Both of these might be overkill though for what your after. I could see someone writing a python script for Hieroplayer to scrape directories and create a catalog on the fly (wink wink). Since the Hiero guys made it so you can just copy/paste between Hiero and Nuke then this makes for a nice combo. Especially since it plays nice with image sequences. With the pyside functionality in HIero you could do even more.

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On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 4:40 AM, Sean Brice <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Frank, If it helps save you a bit of time you might be able to get
    hold of the person who wrote this http://vimeo.com/41345071 and
    see if they are willing to possibly share their code, or open it
    up for co-development.

    Cheers,

    Sean



    On 02/01/2013 09:59, Sebastian Elsner wrote:

        Hey Frank,

        we have looked for solutions for a while and looked at
        solutions like http://www.resourcespace.org/. Finally we
        rolled our own solution with a database backend using Qt and
        OpenImageIO/C++. Even if you were to do this in Python expect
        at least 2 months full time working on this.

        Cheers

        Sebastian


        On 01/01/2013 06:57 AM, Frank Rueter wrote:

            Hi all,

            Happy New Year!

            Was wondering what kind of software people use for
            cataloging, browsing and accessing element clips?

            Obviously if you use DigitalJuice stuff you get Juicer for
            free, but I'm after a generic solution for everything I
            currently have and will generate or buy in the future.
            Starting to wonder if it's worth writing my own?!

            Any tips or ideas?

            Cheers,
            frank

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