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The UG has published a new version of its timecode best practices.
https://www.imfug.com/TR/timecode-in-imf/
Based on feedback from users and implementers, timecode tracks are now prohibited in IMF Track Files:
By popular demand, we have scheduled a repeat performance of our IMF 101 Tutorial on May 11 at 9 AM Pacific Time.
Getting started with component-based workflows? Interested in learning more about IMF? Join us for a primer and a series of tutorials using the latest products on the market.
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Tired of writing down IMF delivery requirements on sticky notes? Vexed by IMF delivery requirements documented in random emails and PDF files?
The IMF Delivery Schema defines machine-readable delivery requirements for IMF!
Our workshop on October 25, 2019 is sold out! Looking forward to the exciting program.
Interested in the preservation and re-purposing of studio productions?
Join us for an in-depth workshop with post-house and studio experts, on October 25, 2019 in Burbank, California, USA.
Registration is open and space limited.
Join us for a unique workshop on preserving movies with IMF on September 13, 2019 at the beautiful Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam. Registration is open and space limited.
The workshop will be an opportunity for in-depth discussions with experts on the needs of public archives for the preservation of movies.
We are organizing not one, but two workshops tackling the application of IMF to archival workflows.
Details at the links below.
The deadline for submitting proposed presentations is July 1. Tickets will be made available starting August 1.
Preserving movies with the Interoperable Master Format (IMF)
13 September 2019 at the Eye in Amsterdam, NL
Program chair: Siegfried Foessel
Preserving and re-purposing studio productions using IMF
25 October 2019 in Los Angeles, USA
Program chair: Florian Schleich
A draft best practices for the use of SMPTE timecode in IMF has been published.
Hint: IMF never uses SMPTE timecode for synchronization or addressing.
Feedback is welcome on our issue tracker.
