From current sequence containing ARI files, will output each sequences of ari to a file per shot, to be used with Ari ARC_CMD. The script also builds the batch file.
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January 23, 2018 13:40
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################################# | |
# File name: hiero_to_ARC # | |
# Author: Mel Massadian # | |
# Submission: 05/11/17 # | |
################################# | |
from hiero.core import * | |
import os.path | |
import re | |
from itertools import chain | |
# gather current infos | |
thisProject = projects()[-1] | |
view = hiero.ui.activeView() | |
sequence = seq = hiero.ui.activeSequence() | |
tracks = sequence.items() | |
all_shots = [] | |
output_path = "/Volumes/LaCie/ACES_Conversions/" | |
for t in tracks: | |
if isinstance(t,VideoTrack): | |
for trackItem in t.items(): | |
clip = trackItem.source() | |
path = clip.mediaSource().firstpath() | |
shot = [] | |
shot_base = path.replace(path.split(".")[-2],"*") | |
inp, outp = int(clip.sourceIn()) + int(trackItem.sourceIn()), int(clip.sourceIn()) + int(trackItem.sourceOut())+1 | |
shot.append(inp) | |
for s in range(inp,outp+1): | |
shot.append(shot_base.replace("*",'{:07d}'.format(s))) | |
# ignore if non .ari shot | |
if shot[1].endswith("ari"): | |
all_shots.append(shot) | |
for i,sh in enumerate(all_shots): | |
sh_file = os.path.join(output_path, "shots/shot_{:02d}.txt".format(i)) | |
with open(sh_file,"w") as f: | |
f.write("\n".join(sh[1:])) # minus the first element (which stores the in point) | |
with open(os.path.join("convert.sh"),"a+") as co: | |
cmd = "ARC_CMD -f {} --output.startnumber {} -c mel.xml\n".format(sh_file,sh[0]) | |
co.write(cmd) |
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