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Hi!
As touched upon briefly in the last couple of TSC meetings, here is an initial proposal for a Project schema definition.
It's written i python at the moment so this PR is mostly for discussion and to get the ball rolling on a full fledged Project schema.
Some motivation for a Project schema:
I did a quick "survey" of the project settings of Premiere, Final Cut, Hiero and Davinci and naturally they all have some variations, but all of them share the concept of "bins" and have a notion of these settings:
In my proposal I chose to name our "bins" holder;
collections
to refer to theSerializableCollection
objects that it could store, and a separatetimelines
attribute which should holdTimeline
objects (duh..)I also chose to call the rate, resolution and colorspace:
viewer_rate
viewer_resolution
viewer_lut
as these settings usually only apply to the viewer of an applications project file.
Example in python:
Results:
Again, this is an initial proposal to get the ball rolling. All comments, ideas and views are welcome :)
Thanks!