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Wishlist: Ability to import and export timestamp comments
Here's the use case: a transfer technician notates the timestamps of video artifacts or moments of interest. These timestamps can then be uploaded (if they're formatted properly, perhaps as a csv) directly into QCTools. Then the QC technician can check on these spots and verify that the timestamps match up with the comments. Users can also add more comments, and export these (again, perhaps as a csv file).
Hmm this would be great, but I wonder if an external script could take a csv of timestamps and values, then transform and embed them into a qctools xml as comments? Then you could jump between the comments to verify?
On 6 Jul 2017 01:19, "Morgan Oscar Morel" [email protected] wrote:
Here's the use case: a transfer technician notates the timestamps of video artifacts or moments of interest. These timestamps can then be uploaded (if they're formatted properly, perhaps as a csv) directly into QCTools. Then the QC technician can check on these spots and verify that the timestamps match up with the comments. Users can also add more comments, and export these (again, perhaps as a csv file).
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Actually the more I think about it, it'd be great for qctools to be able to do this..
On 6 Jul 2017 07:48, "Kieran O Leary" [email protected] wrote:
Hmm this would be great, but I wonder if an external script could take a csv of timestamps and values, then transform and embed them into a qctools xml as comments? Then you could jump between the comments to verify?
On 6 Jul 2017 01:19, "Morgan Oscar Morel" [email protected] wrote:
Here's the use case: a transfer technician notates the timestamps of video artifacts or moments of interest. These timestamps can then be uploaded (if they're formatted properly, perhaps as a csv) directly into QCTools. Then the QC technician can check on these spots and verify that the timestamps match up with the comments. Users can also add more comments, and export these (again, perhaps as a csv file).
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Achieving this via an external script is definitely something I can work on myself, but I do think that having it build into QCTools in the future would be groovy