Just In Mac v.5.1 · v.5.1 legacy documentation

About Live Cut 5.1

Starting with Version 3.0 Live Cut is completely integrated in the Just In User Interface (=just:control). There is no separate application anymore, instead you may start a Live Cut project directly in just:control. Open the menu File → Cre

Major Change since Version 3.0

Starting with Version 3.0 Live Cut is completely integrated in the Just In User Interface (=just:control). There is no separate application anymore, instead you may start a Live Cut project directly in just:control. Open the menu File → Create Live Cut project to switch to the Live Cut interface.

  • Live Cut enables multicam-workflow for up to 16 cameras, dramatically reducing production time by eliminating many time-consuming production processes.

  • Live Cut centralizes ingest, metadata logging and take handling.

  • Live Cut records an EDL (Edit Decision List) based on trigger information from a hardware or software switcher. This EDL can then be used as a multi-camera sequence in an NLE of your choice.

  • Live Cut currently works with Apple Final Cut X and Adobe Premiere Pro.

  • Trimming, re-editing and slip & slide operations are available a few seconds after the recording has finished.

Setting up your Live Cut System

A Live Cut system consists of two main components

  • The Just In Engine (mac or linux) for the native SDI based video ingest process.

  • just:control (of which Live Cut is part of) which handles the native ingest process and the EDL generation.

We assume a basic level of IT knowledge and experience.

Single or Multi-System Setups

  • Single System Setup: Just In Engine (mac) and just:control run on the same machine. This is good for simple setups where the number of video streams is low.

  • Multi-System Setup: Just In Engine (mac or linux) and just:control run on different machines. Editing on the machine running just:control is still possible. This is good for setups with many video streams.

NOTE: EDL conversion portions used in this solution are under license from the inventor, Evangelos D. Achillopoulos (GR) and internationally protected from the following patents: ATE391991T1; EP1634292A1;EP1634292B1; GR1004772B; GR20030100237A; JP2006529068A; US2007280632A1; WO2004105031A1.