Alteon.io announces its iPad app now supports offline/online editing workflows for Final Cut Pro. Alteon automatically generates proxies that sync with raw footage in the cloud, bridging the gap between the iPad and macOS versions of Final Cut Pro. After a shoot, you can upload raw footage to the cloud and Alteon will transcode the footage to H.265 MP4 proxy files. Alteon.io syncs Final Cut proxies so editors can download these proxies for use in Final Cut Pro for iPad. When you are ready for the online conform, Final Cut Pro for Mac can relink back to the original raw files. Final Cut Pro on iPad. Image Credit: Apple Additionally, users can add meta tags and notes after uploading the raw footage to Alteon. Review and approval comments are SMPTE time-stamped, which helps to simplify conversations between team members. Alteon.io syncs Final Cut proxies Alteon is also a member of the Final Cut Pro Ecosystem, offering a workflow extension for the macOS version of Final Cut Pro that integrates cloud assets directly into the NLE. Alteon.io offers integration with Premiere and Final Cut Pro, along with a web interface. Collaborators can log in to securely review footage, make comments, and download media. Alteon.io comments view. Image Credit: Alteon.io Uploading raw files to the cloud for iPad editing Alteon.io syncs Final Cut Pro proxies created from original raw files. However, uploading raw video files to the cloud for transcoding may be challenging. Upload speeds are still an issue in many places...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 2 November, 2023